Setting aside the unease of being a Public Security undercover agent, Amuro Tooru was actually quite willing to work with the police.
Compared with the evil, treacherous Organization, the police were at least on his side—though the police themselves might not see it that way. Still, being among them made Amuro Tooru far more relaxed than being around Organization members.
"This way, I can quietly slip some of my own subordinates into the criminal police, making it easier to control the situation. If someone I really want to catch suddenly appears, I won't have to just watch them get away like before."
The more Amuro Tooru thought about it, the more he felt that this shift in the Organization's direction was highly favorable to him. He muttered to himself, "Since the other Organization Cadres are all getting close to and using the police, if I keep forcing myself to stay away from them, I'll only look guilty. "Besides, both this incident and the last one appear to be ordinary cases. Even if Uzo is lurking behind the scenes, using the police against him doesn't count as infighting. Uzo was the one who anonymously started trouble first."
After thinking it over at lightning speed, Amuro Tooru looked at Officer Sato again, his expression a little friendlier than before.
He explained the situation in a few words, then added, "We still can't be sure that this Picture Book is really connected to the explosion in the news. It might just be a coincidence..."
Sato Miwako interrupted sternly, "No, it doesn't seem like a coincidence. The bomber who blew up the Pachinko parlor earlier is probably the one who sent you this Picture Book and this phone."
—There were already plenty of cases around Jiang Xia, not to mention that both of these