Chapter 405 404, Conan: Sano, is this your illegitimate daughter?

Sano asked another point that was not so gossipy, and Gin immediately answered.

"It should be about the same as the few people who know you are Rye. No, it's not almost the same. The number seems to be exactly the same. Apart from Rum's confidant who knows you are Rye, there is just one more Belmod, Pi.

Sco also knew it originally, but he died in your hands."

Hearing this, Sano unexpectedly received other information.

The boss of the organization, rum, gin, vodka, and Belmode.

Plus one of Rum's henchmen.

These seem to be everyone above ordinary cadres.

Among them, Belmode knew that Rye was the third generation, but Rum's men did not know.

But Rum's men knew that Sano was Rye, but Belmode didn't.

Hmm, that's interesting.

I just don’t know if there are any other unknown senior cadres besides these people.

…Wait, that’s not right.

"Vodka also knows about him?"

Hearing Sano's surprised voice, Gin frowned.

"To be precise, Vodka only knows a little bit. Some things he heard, and some things I told him intentionally or unintentionally."

Sano blinked... didn't this mean the same thing?

In Sano's view, senior cadres are divided into real senior cadres and pseudo-senior cadres.

The former is gin and rum, and the latter is the one with vodka, Belmod and rum, belonging to a special class of confidants of senior cadres.

At the same time, the authority of the latter is not as good as that of the former, but is slightly higher than that of ordinary cadre members. In addition, it is because of frequent contact with the former.

He can know a lot of inside information overtly and covertly that ordinary cadres cannot know.

As for Gin’s behavior towards Belmod.

And judging from Belmod's behavior.

Sano didn't think that Belmode would be an ordinary team leader's confidant.

There is a high probability... that he is a confidant of the person at the top of the organization.

Of course, this is not important. What is important is that even Belmode does not have the authority to access Sano's files, and naturally neither does Vodka. Therefore, if the other party knows about this, it can only be because Gin said something to him... and of course this is not the case.

important.

The important thing is that Vodka knew about it but didn't tell himself.

Tsk.

"After all, our feelings have faded away, so I still call him Jia Ge in vain."

Hearing Sano's sigh, Gin was stunned, and his eyes gradually became weird.

...Although I can't understand the logic, I think this is it.

Have you cheated your own horse?

at the same time.

Sent by Gin to run errands, Vodka, who was far away in Tokyo, sneezed.

"What kind of little girl misses me?"

Vodka rubbed his nose, muttered, and turned his attention to the chocolates displayed on the counter of the store next to him. The packaging alone looked expensive: "Brother seems to like sweets now, so buy some and go back... By the way.

Bringing some to Rye is like paying protection money."

…

The next day, Sano was woken up by a knock on the door.

After opening the door, the person standing outside the door was not someone Sano knew, but it was the person he called.

"Bring it in."

"OK."

Two workers in work clothes immediately brought a box in.

Then start assembling the computer.

That's right, when Sano got off Gin's car and went to perform the mission last night, he took the time to make reasonable use of the organization's funds.

Bought myself a computer.

Logically speaking, Sano should have bought a computer at the earliest possible time.

Although it is useless, no matter whether it is useful or not, it is definitely necessary to have it.

But then I went to the store selling computers.

They are all big computers that only exist in Sano's memory, and the games can only be played in Minesweeper.

So Sano gave up the idea.

As for now, Sano has a need in this area, and computers have made great progress just like the rapid development of mobile phones.

So I bought one.

"Did you buy a computer?"

A question came to his ears. Sano, who was leaning on the door frame, responded with a casual "hmm", but the next second he realized something was wrong and turned around in surprise.

Amuro, who was smiling but not smiling, came into his eyes.

"...Boss, why are you here?"

After Sano was stunned, he suddenly remembered the chain reaction that might have occurred when they last met in a distant place, and then he frowned. Could it be that he was here to test himself?

Sano thinks this is very likely.

As an intelligence officer, Toru Amuro is very cautious.

No matter how much he doubted Sano, he would never act rashly.

At that time, Gin's behavior was very abnormal. If you think about it for a moment, you can think of the possibility of "fishing for law enforcement" and face possible traps.

Of course Toru Amuro couldn't just jump in carelessly.

After waiting for a while, approaching and testing as if nothing has happened, it will be easier to relax the enemy's vigilance, and it will be easier to obtain the desired information.

The most important thing is to avoid risks.

"Ah, I moved."

Toru Amuro took out a bunch of keys that looked very familiar to Sano. Before he could react, the other party already gave the answer: "It's just downstairs from your house. From now on, we will be neighbors, so naturally we have to come over and say hello."

Sano: "..."

What the hell, why did even this guy move here?

If you want to monitor yourself, then that would be too blatant, right?

Facing Sano's confused face, Toru Amuro's expression did not change at all.

Just as Sano thought, Toru Amuro noticed what happened that day, and it was possible that Gin had deliberately leaked it, so he took a while to get close to the other party, and in order to effectively monitor the other party in a more reasonable manner.

Toru Amuro even moved here.

"No, isn't it a bit inappropriate for you to move to a place like this?"

Sano, who came back to his senses, couldn't help but asked in a funny tone.

"Why is it inappropriate? You can live in it, but I can't?"

Toru Amuro sighed: "Recently, the funds have been difficult to operate. There is a big hole. The money distributed by the organization can only be passed on. I have no choice but to live in this damn place, or... you can help me a little."

?”

"No money."

Sano did as Tohru Amuro wished and ended the topic without hesitation.

"Then that means my salary is gone too?"

Just when Toru Amuro thought that this topic was completely over, Sano asked a novel question from a novel angle, to which he could only roll his eyes secretly, saying that there would be no problem with the detective agency's salary.

It's probably like that, except for "necessary expenses", you can't keep any money on hand.

Even if Sano offered to give him more, after he finished drawing, he would transfer the extra to Amuro Tohru, but he was fooled by saying that "the flow does not match, it is impossible to be agreed."

It’s really hard for my boss to make it up so outrageously.

Sano didn't say anything more.

After seeing off the two installation masters, Toru Amuro turned around and left.
To be continued...