Chapter 1574: 1574【The boss will also pull the side frame】
Chapter 1574 Chapter 1574 [Boss will also pull sideways]
Thinking about it, Belmode couldn't help sighing: "..." Has Uzo watched any strange horror movies recently?
This kind of approaching death is quite interesting from the perspective of onlookers, but from the perspective of Ireland, I am afraid it is not something that can make people laugh.
But fortunately, they will be back soon, Ireland should not be turned into a corpse so soon... right?
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When Belmode was a little worried about Uzo's daily infighting.
On the other side, Boss' mansion.
The deacon has actually received the report on the falling case.
The news is so well-informed, not because he has been staring at Wu Zuo: these news are actually gathered from below, and among the intelligence personnel below, no one knows that Jiang Xia is Wu Zuo.
The reason why this report was sent to him was purely because some people reported that Ireland was at risk of being exposed recently—once cadres were exposed, it meant that they had to be rescued or silenced as soon as possible. And the latter requires the boss to make a decision, so this kind of news will eventually be gathered in one place.
But the same, instead of sending an email, a report was submitted, and only one report was delivered, and there was no follow-up. This shows that although Ireland has passed the danger, his situation is not urgent at present.
Cadres are always doing things that are on the edge of the law, and it is normal to encounter danger. So the deacon didn't pay much attention to this information at first, glanced at it, and wanted to put it into the shredder aside.
But the moment before the paper was put into the machine, he belatedly picked out two words that he could always see recently—"Jiang Xia" and "Detective" from the newspaper screen he had just seen.
Deacon: "..."
He snapped his fingers. After a while, he silently brought the information back.
Then he cleared his throat as if nothing had happened, raised his hand and stuck the one-piece reading glasses into his eye sockets, and lowered his head to read carefully.
—Sudden case of falling from a building in a night market in London, unlucky passers-by were smashed, and a famous detective from Tokyo exposed the conspiracy...
Combined with the corner of the photo that accompanied the picture, the figure of a distressed figure blending into the night, the deacon quickly understood the situation at that time.
Deacon: "..." Why does Wu Zuo always like to hit people with fallen people?
And the first time it hit, Ireland was unscathed, but this time, Ireland hurt its shoulder.
If there is a third time... Uh, although this kind of ultimate move from the sky is indeed hard to guard against, it is not really impossible to prevent this kind of thing. It's only three things. Ireland has already been plotted twice by Uzo with a falling man. If he is tricked the third time, then he should also reflect on whether he has not learned his lesson too much.
Of course, Uzo's act of murdering his colleagues is also worthy of warning...
While thinking casually, the deacon picked up the photo taken by passers-by and carefully evaluated the situation in Ireland.
After a while, he nodded secretly and took off his glasses.
Although in the face of Uzo, Ireland always suffers some dull losses one after another, and it seems that he has lost his usual standard. But after all, he is a cadre with some qualifications, he reacts quickly enough, and knows how to avoid danger.
—Although it was ugly to be hit by a falling person, after that, Ireland did not stay at the scene stupidly, but immediately left with his injured body. By the time the onlookers who wanted to take pictures and videos reacted, he had already left the best position to be photographed, leaving only a little blurry back for those shots.
If he wasn’t someone who was familiar with Ireland, he wouldn’t have been identified based on this bit of information, so naturally he wouldn’t have to be silenced by the organization.
The situation is probably cleared up, then the problem comes again.
... Do I need to report this matter to the boss?
Deacon: "..." It shouldn't be necessary. After all, no one died, so it doesn't seem like a big deal.
And he could see that the Boss was actually a bit hesitant about the infighting between Uzo and Ireland, because it was difficult to find a neat and effective way to deal with it—after all, as a mature leader, the Boss rewards and punishes his subordinates, of course. It cannot be simply venting anger, but more consideration should be given to how to make that group of cadres with strong personalities more faithfully display their expertise and be used by the organization.
In this premise, it seems unnecessary to punish Uzo too severely for a skirmish that didn't cause much trouble and only Ireland suffered a little injury.
Besides, Ireland was not really innocently killed: no matter how you look at it, he was indeed the one who targeted Uzo first, and even almost discovered Uzo's real body through the "historical soldier".
It was only later that Uzo's series of counterattacks were efficient and fierce. So now, it looks like Ireland is being bullied.
After sorting it out in this way, compared with those cadres who pointed guns at each other after they became enemies, or deliberately led their opponents to dangerous places with bombs, Uzo's small concealed methods would not bring too much trouble to the organization.
What's more, although Wu Zuo is not friendly to those specific cadres, this young man is very nice to his boss. He usually helps Qin Jiu deal with assassination missions, and I heard that he has recently started to help him raise funds, and these tasks and funds , In the end, it is obviously all contributing to the organization.
Although Uzo's contribution to the organization is not comparable to that of Ireland, Ireland's merits have been accumulated for many years. In contrast, it's only been, uh, only a few months since Uzo became a cadre? He thought it was a long time...
The deacon pressed his forehead in doubt, feeling as if something was wrong.
But soon, he put the doubts that can be solved by looking at the calendar behind him, and continued to think: Thinking about it this way, it is obviously not a big deal for an inexperienced new cadre to make a mistake that is not fatal. unforgivable thing. Ireland's problems seem bigger by comparison.
The deacon quickly had an idea of how to deal with this matter.
He stuffed this report into the pile of relatively less urgent information—these information will only be read when "that adult" is free, and it is not a must-read content.
This is not a lack of report, but also allows the boss to choose: if the boss really wants to turn a blind eye to the Uzo and the Irish infighting after seeing this information, then he can say that he Did not see this message.
The deacon nodded secretly, while trying to figure out what the boss was thinking, while continuing to sort out the important information related to the cadres.
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London in the distance.
In a medical facility that is still functioning.
Ireland lay on the examination bed, frowning tightly, always feeling that someone was talking about herself.
But he didn't care about it either—it didn't matter, except for that **** Uzo, who else would care about him behind his back?
(end of this chapter)