Preparing to Kidnap Someone

Fortunately, Schindler knew that if this information were ever truly exposed, the Organization would spare no effort in hunting him down. Therefore, even as he used the information in his possession to threaten the Organization, Schindler kept it tightly guarded and did not dare leak it—though he did not know much about the Organization, after exhausting every means to investigate it and finding nothing, he had gained a general understanding of its strength and the dangers involved.

This was also one reason Schindler wanted to sever his cooperation with the Organization and withdraw as soon as possible—facing a mass of pitch-black, eerie fog was not a pleasant feeling. Especially for someone who had climbed to his level yet still knew so little about the Organization, it was enough to make Schindler deeply wary.

Gin also understood the difficulty of this Assassination Mission.

Aside from "placing Uzo around the target," he had actually arranged several other assassination operations. But that would inevitably cause a much greater commotion, making mistakes more likely.

Because of this mission's unusual need for secrecy, Gin had thought of Uzo the moment he saw the relevant details.

—"Make Schindler's death appear unrelated to the Organization," "the suddenness with which death descends in a Murder Case"... This mission was simply too well suited to him.

The only pity was that Uzo did not yet have enough seniority. A High School Detective who had risen to fame in the Island Nation still found it difficult to casually approach a Chairman on Schindler's level. And while Gin did not really understand the principles behind Uzo's insinuation-driven killings, no matter how he looked at it, the considerable gap in status between the two sides would become an obstacle to Uzo's performance.

But no matter what, Gin felt this would be