Gin tilted his head, listening to the sound in his earpiece. Though he had no proof, judging from Vodka's expression, he suspected Uzo was speaking on the other side.
However, now that someone else had taken the call, there was no sound from the other side again.
Gin was silent for a moment, then took out his phone: [We have a mission over there. You...]
He had been about to tell Uzo not to get in the way, but before typing, he suddenly thought: the aftermath of this mission would very likely require silencing people.
Compared to spending effort making a plan himself, if those people quietly died at Uzo's hands, it would save him a lot of trouble.
Gin: "..." Still, if he simply let Uzo assist with the mission, that kid would probably only think about throwing in an extra for free, dragging him and Vodka onto that so-called stage as well, just like not long ago when Vodka had bravely rammed Akai Shuichi with his car.
Granted, Uzo did things with a certain degree of restraint, and going onto the stage did not necessarily mean death, but anyone who knew him understood that you could not bet on exactly how much restraint he had—Bourbon's countless desperate brushes with survival were a bloody lesson.
Thinking this, after confirming that the person on the other end of the earpiece had no intention of continuing to speak, Gin deleted the email and took the earpiece off.
Uzo being able to call out Vodka's name through the listening device actually did not seem that surprising now: since he had gotten involved in this jewelry robbery case, Uzo must have had prior contact with and investigated it. And Vodka had appeared in that area, so it was normal for him to have