After drawing that case file, Mizunashi Rena's expression changed.
Because what she had drawn was—
"Dad?!"
Looking at the all-too-familiar date and location of the crime marked on the case file's cover, she knew without even opening it:
Inside was her father Ethan Hondo's death record.
Ethan Hondo, Mizunashi Rena's father, a Japanese American, a CIA agent with thirty years of experience, and an undercover operative who had successfully infiltrated The Black Organization.
Four years ago, Mizunashi Rena, who had followed in her father's footsteps and become a CIA agent herself, was ordered by her superiors to infiltrate The Black Organization under the alias "Mizunashi Rena," serving as a liaison for her father, who had already successfully gone undercover within the organization.
But during one meeting to exchange intelligence, Mizunashi Rena's youth and inexperience caused her to miss the transmitter hidden on her clothing, which the organization used to monitor new members. Their secret rendezvous was exposed.
Then Gin came looking for them in his Porsche.
And in order to save his daughter's life, Ethan Hondo decisively injected her with Thiopental Sodium, bit through his own wrist, and shot himself. Using a Voice Recorder he had prepared beforehand—which recorded him interrogating his daughter but did not capture her voice—he made the organization believe:
"After discovering Ethan's suspicious behavior, Mizunashi Rena brought him out for questioning, only to be subdued by him. Even after being injected with Thiopental Sodium, she remained steadfast and revealed no intelligence. After biting through Ethan's wrist and seizing his pistol, she killed him."
Only then had she survived Gin's blade, won the organization's trust, even earned Boss's favor, and continued her infiltration to this day as the organization executive Kir.
"Dad."
Mizunashi Rena would never forget that her father's sacrifice had allowed her to live until