Establishing the Teyvat Organization in KO

Chapter 401: Innocent Granlivet

Especially Glenlivet!

Gin suddenly glared at Granlivet, who still had an indifferent expression, and said, "From now on, shut up."

Granlivet curled his lips and said disdainfully: "I don't really want to talk to a group of people with different thoughts."

Vermouth couldn't help but roll her eyes gracefully.

Camu had been listening quietly to his colleagues around him, his eyes becoming more and more weird. He really didn't expect that the code-name members of the organization would sometimes speak in a way that specifically poked at their weaknesses.

Camu couldn't help but sigh, they were indeed members of an illegal organization, there was no camaraderie among colleagues at all, and each of them only knew how to add insult to injury.

But you know what, gin is still somewhat useful.

Granliwe didn't say anything, and he felt the surroundings suddenly become quiet.

Gin summarized the previous intelligence: "So, the first generation of Kaito Kidd, also known as Kuroba Toichi, may have faked his death. His wife's identity is also questionable, and the possibility that the second generation of Kidd is related to his son is not low."

Gin looked at Vermouth and Bourbon, "You two should pay more attention to the information in this regard. I want to know what secrets are behind the Kuroba family as soon as possible.

Also, although Glenlivet was noisy, he was right in saying one thing, mystics... ha! In the final analysis, there are some things that only you know clearly.

I don't care what method you use to obtain intelligence. But I want to remind you not to do any tricks!

If I ever catch you, I'll give you a good beating. Especially you, Bourbon!"

Bourbon raised his hands in surrender and complained, "Gin, there's no need to single me out. Besides, Glenlivet never has anything nice to say. There's no need to listen to him seriously."

Granlivet glared at Bourbon sharply and made a loud "tsk" sound, but really didn't say anything else.

Vermouth couldn't help but cast a strange look, and finally focused her inquiring eyes on Gin. When did Gin become so powerful? He told Granlivet not to speak, and he really didn't speak!

In fact, although Gin was somewhat satisfied with Granlivet's obedient performance today, he couldn't help but feel a little doubtful in his heart and secretly became more vigilant.

Vodka and Bourbon also noticed the abnormal behavior of Glenlivet, and also silently paid more attention to Glenlivet.

Camus didn't care much about this. He didn't have much contact with Granlivet and didn't know Granlivet's character well enough. After listening to Gin's words, Camus frowned and said dissatisfiedly: "If you just want Bourbon and Vermouth to investigate the intelligence, why don't you just call them? Why call us here?"

"Of course there are other tasks for you to do." Gin said, "The boss ordered that he wants to know the detailed information about the legendary 'Stone of Destiny' that the 'Zoo' has been looking for, 'Pandora'.

The boss wants to confirm whether Pandora's ability is the organization's imagination. If it is true, then he must get it before the organization at all costs. Cointreau, Camus, and Glenlivet, this matter is left to you."

Cointreau's eyes swept over Glenlivet, who had a subtle smile on his face, and he nodded and agreed to the task.

"Granlivvy, do you have anything to say?" Gin was about to let everyone leave, when he suddenly caught a glimpse of Granlivvy's weird smile from the corner of his eye. He narrowed his eyes, looked at Granlivvy, and asked in a bad tone.

"Ah! Can I speak now?" Granliway widened his eyes and looked at Gin with a "well-behaved" expression, confirming again.

"Of course!" Gin frowned slightly and said in an impatient tone.

"Well, I do have something to say..." Granlevy said innocently, "I know where that 'Pandora' is."

Everyone looked at Granlivet in astonishment, as he seemed to have no idea what important information he had said.

No, Granlivet did it on purpose, right? Shouldn't such important information be disclosed at the beginning? Now that the tasks have been assigned, if you disclose such news, won't all previous arrangements have to be scrapped and re-planned?

Everyone turned their attention back to Gin.

Gin was Gin, his expression was ugly for only a moment, then he calmed down and began to ask Granlivet for details: "How do you know? Where is the gem now?" He finally gritted his teeth and asked, "Also, why didn't you tell me about this from the beginning?"

If he hadn't just felt that Granlivet's reaction was a little strange and asked, would he have planned not to say it until the end? !

"You told me not to talk." Granlivet spread his hands, looking innocent. "Besides, no one asked me."