A Scientific Urban Detective

Hearing Kakine Teitoku's so-called "suggestion," Tsumutsumi Junzo immediately shouted, "If you don't use your so-called plan, can't you complete the mission?"

"No, according to the contract, I will defeat the enemies invading this research institute, but I can't guarantee whether your experiment will be affected."

"Hey, that's not how my mission requirements are written!" Tsumutsumi Junzo realized something was wrong. "What I asked for was to protect the smooth completion of my experiment…"

As he spoke, he specifically opened his computer and brought up the letter of request.

Then, he widened his eyes, staring intently at the screen: "This… what's going on? You… you actually tampered with the contract content?!"

This was the first time Tsumutsumi Junzo had directly dealt with an anti-skill organization. He originally thought that the letter of request he signed with them was similar to a normal commercial contract, fair and trustworthy. But he didn't expect that they would so brazenly tamper with the terms.

"No, it's not tampering," Yomikawa Aiho said from the side. "This is a rule-compliant change—didn't you see Article 3 of the attached terms? If Party A insists on concealing key information related to the request, Party B can appropriately adjust the content of the request based on the available information."

Tsumutsumi Junzo hurriedly checked the long list of attached terms at the back of the letter of request.

"How… how could there be such a thing? This is absurd!"

Unfortunately, the anti-skill organization's statement was true. After confirming this, Tsumutsumi Junzo couldn't help but stare blankly.

"What's so strange about this?" Kakine Teitoku retorted. "The meaning of the existence of anti-skill organizations is to maintain the peace and stability of Academy City in the dark. As for accepting some extra requests like now, it's just to earn some pocket money."

"In your case," Yomikawa Aiho continued, "you are reluctant to explain the specific content of the experiment, but you want us to ensure the smooth completion of your experiment—who knows if you want to use us to do something that harms Academy City?"

"Or, would researchers as cunning as you want to use us as experimental subjects to carry out your experiments? Do you still want us to ensure the completion of the request?"

"How is that possible!" Tsumutsumi Junzo shouted, but he also understood in his heart that someone must have done the above things, which led to the birth of those attached terms. And as a researcher, he was quite tempted by some of the operations mentioned above.

"To put it another way," Yomikawa Aiho continued, "you are unwilling to explain the content of the experiment, even if we want to ensure the success of the experiment, we don't know what to do."

Although "School" was young, they had always been in the dominant position throughout the negotiation process.

Because in the matter of "hiring an anti-skill organization," the anti-skill organization was the strong party—it was a seller's market.

After all, the anti-skill organization was backed by Academy City itself, and it also controlled violence. Naturally, it could be very tough in this kind of task that was just for making money.

After finally realizing this, Tsumutsumi Junzo had no choice but to curse Kihara Gensei, that old geezer, in his heart, but on the surface, he could only accept reality.

Tsumutsumi Junzo chose to suffer a loss, defaulting to the other party's change of the request content.

In other words, even so, he was unwilling to reveal the secret of the "Ideal Ability" to Kakine Teitoku and the others.

Tsumutsumi Junzo was very confident that his research was a great achievement enough to shock the entire Academy City, and could even redefine "superpower."

Once the "Ideal Ability" was successfully born, coupled with the "Learning Device" developed to match it, it would inevitably have a subversive impact on the previous superpower system. Those Level 5s would no longer be the aloof "strongest superpowers."

—At that time, this "Dark Matter" in front of him would be nothing more than that in front of the "Ideal Ability."

Tsumutsumi Junzo sneered in his heart, let him be proud for a while.

As long as the experiment was completed, the Kihara clan and the Board of Directors would no longer be aloof existences to him. He would be on an equal footing with them, or even higher!

It was precisely because of such ambitions that Tsumutsumi Junzo insisted on keeping the experimental content secret.

"Well, whatever." Kakine Teitoku also looked indifferent. "In short, in order to complete the current request content, I hope you can cooperate."

In Kakine Teitoku's view, this request was completely different.

Tsumutsumi Junzo was just bait exposed in the front row, and the one who truly dominated the overall situation was the old man of the Kihara clan who provided key information.

Kihara Gensei was the real client.

And Kihara Gensei was not interested in Tsumutsumi Junzo and his experiment. What he really cared about was Misaki Shokuhou and Lin Wuming. Even more, he cared about Lin Wuming and his superpower.

Of course, in Kakine Teitoku's eyes, a Level 3 telekinetic was not worth his attention. What he really cared about was Misaki Shokuhou, who was suspected to be already Level 5; as for Lin Wuming, he could hand it over to Yomikawa Aiho, who was also a telekinetic, to deal with.

Based on the above purpose, Kakine Teitoku formulated a fishing tactic to lure the enemy to take the initiative to attack.

However, it was not particularly excessive. Kakine Teitoku still had "professional ethics" after all. As long as his strategy was successfully implemented, Misaki Shokuhou would be lured to expose herself in advance, and after defeating and capturing her, it would in fact protect the smooth progress of the experiment.

Moreover, it was an early start to the war. Even if the battle caused some damage, there would be time to repair it before the experiment officially started, which was better than being affected by the aftermath of the battle during the experiment, causing more irreparable losses.

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After calming down, Tsumutsumi Junzo also thought of this, and finally agreed with a cold face.

"I will release false information inside the research institute, but how Lin Wuming gets this information is not something I can control."

Kakine Teitoku suddenly felt that the man in front of him was a little pitiful—should he tell him about Misaki Shokuhou? This guy has never realized that there is a spy inside the research institute!

Leaving his own office, Tsumutsumi Junzo returned to his real base—his private laboratory.

Here, Tsumutsumi Junzo summoned his trusted subordinates—that is, the middle and high-level cadres in the research institute who knew the truth, a total of nine people.

Including Tsumutsumi Junzo, a total of ten people held a secret meeting.

At the meeting, Tsumutsumi Junzo announced his "fishing" plan, asking his subordinates to cooperate with him in spreading false information.

In addition to the ten of them, they must make everyone else in the entire research institute sincerely believe that the experiment was brought forward.

If you want to deceive others, you must first deceive yourself. When implementing the plan, Tsumutsumi Junzo was much more meticulous than Kakine Teitoku. He wanted the entire research institute to really be busy preparing for the experiment, the bigger the movement, the better, so as to ensure that it reached Lin Wuming's ears outside.

The plan was set for three days later. From the perspective of a large-scale experiment, this time was quite tight.

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