Gin glanced at Vodka.
Seeing that he obeyed the arrangement without objection, Gin looked away and said nothing more.
Though Vodka had plenty of flaws, he had just as many strengths. "Following orders" was undoubtedly one of his most outstanding qualities.
Still... Gin thought, what exactly did Uzo want someone over there for? He had asked for ages just now and gotten nothing out of him—Uzo had only said that if Gin was curious, he could come watch when the time came.
"..." Remembering how this young executive always treated assassinations like theatrical performances, Gin could not help rubbing the Beretta at his waist.
Yet in theory, he actually understood why Uzo did this—for the sake of getting an audience, Uzo had even been willing to sink an Organization ship. If they wanted him to spoil things in advance, he definitely would not open his mouth easily... Fortunately, he was capable enough, and Vermouth would be there as well. Any unexpected situation could be handled in time. Compared with those other secretive bastard members, at least Uzo had a good attitude...
Just as he was thinking that, his phone suddenly vibrated.
Gin glanced at the screen with Killing Intent in his eyes and found that it was a message from Jiang Xia.
Opening it, he saw that the tone of the message carried a strange sort of cheerfulness:
[Oh, right. I prepared a little gift for Vodka as payment for helping out this time. I hope he likes it~]
"..."
Gin's gaze settled on the end of the message. He stared at that dangerous tilde and fell silent for a moment.
...Uzo usually used fairly ordinary punctuation in his emails. Even when describing those cases that excited him, he mostly ended his sentences with periods and rarely even