Logistics Officer took a sip of water to wet his throat, then continued, "Likewise, if anything suspicious is discovered, you can shift the blame onto the other tenants. For example, claim that they put the items in your room, and buy yourself more time amid the dispute.
"If those cops investigate further and find contraband in the other tenants' rooms, or old unsolved cases tied to them, they'll turn all their attention to those people, and you'll be even safer."
"And this apartment is next to an abandoned construction site, with a park on the other side—so even in the worst-case scenario, like getting arrested, you'll have plenty of routes to retreat calmly."
"The building isn't very tall either. Even if there's another fire, with your skills, you can easily escape from any floor."
Calvados looked at the dilapidated apartment before him. "..." No matter how he looked at it, it was an abandoned deathtrap no one wanted. But after he described it like that, why did it sound like some prime piece of real estate?
As Logistics Officer listed the building's advantages, he hoped Calvados would seize on the line about how "our people have also been getting dragged into all kinds of cases lately" and connect it to a certain rumor.
"Whether it's useful or not, being more vigilant and taking targeted precautions is always better than knowing nothing."
Logistics Officer pondered silently, There are some things I don't dare say outright, but we've known each other for a while... Sigh, I hope he realizes what's wrong with him soon enough.
Just as he was thinking that, Calvados's belated question came through the phone. "A lot of Organization members in Tokyo have been dragged into cases?"
"!" Logistics Officer breathed a sigh of relief. He finally noticed!
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