The Organization's New Weapon - Please Vote

"After all, the game was being experienced under the gaze of all, and most of the participants were children from prominent families. Some people who received eligibility had no younger relatives of the right age, so they couldn't possibly participate themselves and would transfer their badges elsewhere. In short, no one could use the badge to find out there was anything wrong with you. And even if something did happen, don't you have a 'superior'..." Gin glanced at Cito, who was leaning back with his "eyes closed in rest." "To take responsibility for this operation?"

Jiang Xia: "..."

He nodded, pretending to understand.

In reality, he quietly moved the rare egg-shaped badge farther away and tossed it back into the envelope.

Gin was fairly reliable most of the time, but not in this particular regard. Not even ghosts would believe him—this so-called "dependable old hand in the Organization" might well be some veteran undercover agent who had popped up from nowhere again.

...And to be safe, he shouldn't use the Invitation Letter either. He would find another way to get one. That wouldn't be difficult. Jiang Xia felt that, with the reputation and connections he had accumulated alongside Collecting Ghosts everywhere, there were plenty of ways to get into the venue.

As for the Invitation Letter and badge Gin had given him... he might as well give them to "Cito." Anyway, he was an elusive, lawless Ghost. No matter what happened then, there would be no need to worry about cleaning up afterward.

Once Gin had finished explaining the mission, the car finally began heading toward civilization.

Jiang Xia put away the envelope and glanced at Gin.

Since they had not arrived yet and he had nothing better to do, he leaned forward and made conversation. "Come to think of