The Organization's Low-Key Second Generation

Besides, Gin felt that the mediocrity of "Kurosawa Sa" in the file was completely different from Jiang Xia's former "mediocrity."

—Jiang Xia had indeed been a very low-key Peripheral Member at first, but he had at least received the Organization's training since childhood. To be precise, the fact that Jiang Xia had seemed so ordinary before was what had been unusual.

But this Kurosawa Sa in the file...

Right, Uzo had seemed to say earlier that "he used to be on the battlefield." Yet the file on Kurosawa Sa before him had nothing to do with any battlefield... The battlefield Uzo had mentioned couldn't possibly have been one in a game, or some Live-Action CS venue.

With that thought, Gin came to a firm conclusion.

He looked at Jiang Xia through the Rearview Mirror, his voice icy. "I want the real file."

Then he held back, but failed to hold it in. An extra wave of Killing Intent surged from him. "Did you pick that name on purpose?"

The thought of Uzo secretly calling his subordinate "Kurosawa," "Kurosawa"... gave him the strange impression of an office drone shouting his boss's name at a punching bag before slamming a fist into it... Gin lit another cigarette. Through the Smoke, his gaze turned suspicious.

"I just picked a name that sounded like it fit the Organization's style. I'm not very good at naming things, so I randomly chose a surname with 'Kuro' in it from the ones I knew, to match the clothes he usually wears—if you find it awkward, you can call him 'Cito.' That's his real name."

Yet Jiang Xia looked perfectly composed, as though he had no dark intentions whatsoever.

He briefly brushed off the unimportant naming issue.

Then, without pausing, he turned the conversation to business. "I haven't