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Kurosawa quickly headed towards the villa.

The phone in his pocket was still vibrating, and Kurosawa took it out to answer it when he had a moment.

"Hello, Boss?"

“Gin, go and see what happened at the villa.”

The boss's tone was somewhat somber.

A few minutes ago, the surveillance cameras in the villa stopped working.

The surveillance cameras installed outside the villa also became ineffective due to wiring problems.

In the final seconds before the surveillance system failed, the Boss saw the severely cracked wall and the faint glow of gold shining through it.

Thinking of the treasure his mother left him, Boss had a guess in his mind.

However, if we want to be sure, we still need to send Gin over to see for himself.

Kurosawa was not surprised by the Boss's words.

He gave a casual reply and sped up again.

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Because he needed to report back to his boss, Kurosawa didn't hang up the phone.

The sound of wind rushing through the air while traveling was transmitted to the other end of the phone.

The Boss can guess how fast Gin is just by listening to his voice.

To carry out his orders meticulously seemed to have become an instinct for Gin.

The Boss nodded in satisfaction and waited quietly for Gin to arrive at his destination.

Kurosawa, focused on getting there, had already forgotten about the Boss.

He was moving very fast, and the villa's fence could already be vaguely seen ahead.

The thought of that gold made Kurosawa's heart itch, and his already exaggerated speed increased even further.

Finally, he crossed the fence and arrived at the villa's gate once again.

Looking at the glittering golden house before him, a hint of amazement flashed in Kurosawa's eyes.

He walked to the eaves and raised his hand to touch the wall.

The walls, made of pure gold, were somewhat soft, yet miraculously stood on the ground without deforming.

Anything that cannot be explained by science should be explained by cosmology.

Kurosawa wasn't the type to obsess over understanding the underlying principles; he just needed to confirm that these were all pure gold.

With such a large villa made of pure gold in front of him, Kurosawa's greedy nature was completely aroused.

He opened his backpack, took out his trench coat, and put it on.

During this process, Kurosawa finally noticed the phone that he had been ignoring, which was still on a call.

Ah, so the Boss is still here.

Kurosawa realized this too late.

He showed no embarrassment whatsoever, calmly picked up his phone, and offered a brief explanation.

After explaining the current situation to the Boss, Kurosawa asked another question.

"Boss, should I go in and take a look?"

Of course, he was just asking.

Before the boss could answer, Kurosawa had already pushed open the door and gone inside.

Hurry, hurry, let's fry the gold!

Generally speaking, a house will collapse if a load-bearing wall is blown up.

However, the existence of a house made of pure gold is unscientific.

In the world of science fiction, one cannot use common sense to understand it.

Furthermore, Kurosawa needs to blast the gold into small pieces, so to be on the safe side, it's best to place a few bombs along each wall.

Kurosawa began planting bombs as he walked.

The boss on the other end was still thinking.

He also heard Chima Kazuyo say that a bomb had been planted in the villa.

But he didn't know if it was true.

By the time he realized his house had been burgled, Chima Kazuyo and Oogami Ichizen had already been in the villa for some time.

The Boss didn't keep an eye on the two of them all the time.

If Chima Kazuyo really did plant a bomb in the villa...

The boss hesitated.

But since the bomb didn't explode despite the huge commotion caused by the wall collapsing, it's surprising.

The bomb that Senma Kazuyoshi used was probably a relatively stable type of bomb.

The bomb will not explode unless someone deliberately detonates it.

Although there is still some risk, as long as you exit in time, there shouldn't be any problems.

Furthermore, Gin is always highly sensitive to danger; if he senses anything amiss, he will definitely leave immediately.

Since that's the case, there's no harm in letting Gin go in and take a look.

Moreover, Boos was also very curious about what the situation was like inside the villa.

Judging from the current situation, he will definitely need to send someone over later.

The boss doesn't trust anyone else.

This task will most likely fall to Gin in the end.

After much hesitation, the Boss finally decided to let Gin go in and take a look.

"Gin, go inside."

"But be careful, there might be a bomb inside."

Boss's sudden voice made Kurosawa pause in his actions.

He then remembered that he should still be waiting for the Boss's reply outside the villa.

Kurosawa then randomly picked a door, deliberately pushed it open forcefully, and pretended to have just entered the villa.

"I understand, Boss."

Hearing the sound of the door opening on the other end of the phone, the Boss knew that Gin had gone in.

He then fell silent and waited for Gin's reply.

Kurosawa casually tossed a few bombs into the room, then turned and left.

After circling the villa once, Kurosawa returned to the place where he had first entered the villa.

He turned and went up to the second floor.

At the same time, he began to mentally prepare his boss.

"Boss, I've found a large number of bombs in the villa."

Hearing Gin's serious voice, the Boss's heart skipped a beat.

The fact that Gin is so serious suggests there must be quite a few bombs in the villa.

The image of Chima Kazuyo flashed through the Boss's mind.

How could such an old man manage to get his hands on so many bombs?

Is she being supported by other forces?

The boss kept this in mind and decided to send someone to investigate later.

Right now, the Boss is more concerned about the situation inside the villa.

"Gin, can you defuse the bomb?"

Kurosawa raised an eyebrow slightly upon hearing this.

Demolishing it is out of the question; detonating it is more likely.

Of course, Kurosawa wouldn't say it so bluntly.

He then deliberately paused for a moment before answering.

"It can be dismantled, but it will take time."

Although he got the answer he wanted, the boss frowned.

Gin's silence made him uneasy.

The boss always felt that things wouldn't develop the way he imagined.

But someone has to defuse the bomb in the house, and Gin himself admitted that he could do it, it just would take a little time...

Wait, does it need some time?

The boss suddenly thought of something.

The bombs are remotely controlled, meaning they are at risk of detonating at any time.

Gin had previously mentioned that there were a large number of bombs in the villa.

This may be the reason for Gin's silence.

The Boss seemed to understand Gin's thoughts.

Faced with this situation, an assassin's first reaction would definitely be to get away.

A killer will never let their life be in someone else's hands.