Why do you still call me detective?

"That feels better, doesn't it?"

"During play..."

I run my index finger along the detective's lips and try to make a joke.

His face is turning red.

Sporty elites are easy to fool.

I don't want to have close contact with him, but I don't want him to get violent either.

If he's doing drugs, he's out.

If a drug addict has a gun, I'll keep shooting until I've run out of bullets.

I know your name.

When you were arrested, the footage of you raiding a gang office in Tokyo a few months before was reused.

It was the usual fake thing where the TV crew was waiting, and when the lights came on, we lined up and raided where they were.

So I know your name and age.

Oh, I remembered that this guy was a detective who often showed up.

I got your business card.

But I don't want to call you by your name.

If I call you by your name, Mr. X, I feel like I have to take care of your private life too.

You became the head of the criminal investigation department, but then you were tempted by underground casinos, alcohol, and women, and you changed jobs underground, and now I have to take care of your life.

You told me, didn't you?

"You're making fun of me! You're a pathetic guy who went from being a dog of the government to being a dog of the yakuza!"

There are quite a few former civil servants, not just this one.

There's also a police sergeant in the local safety division of the XXXX prefectural police.

To be honest, his area was not safe at all.

The organization is increasingly fragmenting, and money is disappearing.

Some bosses are even selling their offices.

Where are you going from here?

Don't come to me.

I'm going to be free soon.