You Are Defended - Chapter 528



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Episode 528

Kirihara, who returned to Japan, gave a little more detail about her team’s ability to share the matter to ensure smooth surveillance and investigation.

Among them were some fairly high-ranking police officers, as well as some who seemed to be informants.

We did search for people who might have public information, but we were limited in what we could find, so we were unable to salvage much.

However, Kirihara is definitely a trustworthy person, and she said she would personally vouch for their suitability, so I decided to put my worries aside.

Above all, it is much better to have Japanese manpower than not to have any.

“So, reporter Kirihara is thinking of storming Okashima Hospital if the situation calls for it.”

She also presented several opinions at the same time.

Most of the time, we were assuming that our operation in Korea would fail.

I didn’t take it personally though.

I also believe that you have to be prepared for every situation, so the more diverse your plans, the better.

“Well, if the work was being done at Ushin Hospital and not Okayama Hospital, we would have thought about raiding the hospital too.”

Jo Bong-jun, who was looking at the email she sent, crossed his arms and said.

That’s right.

If that had been the case, we would have had to rush to the hospital instead of the airport, and things would have become much more complicated.

“Since Lim Hyeon-il is a Japanese citizen, if we hand over Lim Hyeon-il’s data to the Japanese police, we may be able to meet the conditions for an emergency arrest.”

“That’s right. There are police officers among reporter Kirihara’s colleagues. If they can’t stop Lim Hyeon-il from leaving the country, the Japanese police can just storm Okashima Hospital to make an emergency arrest.”

It is unlikely that the Japanese police will go directly to Okayama Hospital to arrest Lim Hyeon-il, but it is good to have a last resort.

“But Okayama Hospital isn’t small, so if the police come rushing in, wouldn’t we be able to escape before they catch us?”

Okayama Hospital is a tertiary hospital.

There will be countless doors to enter and exit, and especially in a place like Bokmajeon, there will be countless passageways unknown to outsiders.

I’ll be ready to jump in if the need arises.

“If the police storm into the thoracic surgery department looking for Lim Hyeon-il, wouldn’t they immediately call or radio to get the news to Lim Hyeon-il? There’s no way to know where Lim Hyeon-il might be. Lim Hyeon-il is listed as a doctor at Shinkaku University Hospital, not Okayama Hospital, so he probably doesn’t have a separate room.”

“Hmm… … .”

There is no disagreement that the Japanese police must enter Okashima Hospital to catch Lim Hyeon-il, who has defected to Japan.

But as Choi Jong-hyeon said, if the news reaches Im Hyeon-il, he will run away.

The date of the surgery has not yet been announced, but with the presidential election scheduled for next week, the surgery will likely take place after that.

By then, Onodera would have already been appointed Prime Minister, so it would have been obvious that he would hide Im Hyeon-il for his own advancement.

It would be better if it ended at the level of hiding.

He was the one who illegally tried to transplant his heart to his grandson, so they might kill him or send him abroad to keep his mouth shut.

Even Lim Hyeon-il is a Japanese citizen, so if he doesn’t come to Korea like that, we will lose the chance to catch him.

Isn’t Lim Hyeon-il the most important cog in the organ trading business?

If we can’t investigate him directly, our plans will be disrupted.

“If I think about it, I’m a bit worried about the police going into the hospital. If they get there and Im Hyeon-il isn’t there, that’s just buying time for Im Hyeon-il to run away.”

Choi Jong-hyun frowned and placed his hand on his forehead.

Then Kang Min-jae opened his mouth.

“Anyway, if we get information from the people monitoring Okayama Hospital that Lim Hyeon-il is inside the hospital, the police will be dispatched right away, so there’s no need to make a fuss. And since we can keep checking where Lim Hyeon-il is going inside the hospital until just before the restricted area, we can narrow down the scope. Whether he’s going to the thoracic surgery department, the room where Onodera’s grandson is, or somewhere else. I think we’ll be able to find out that much.”

“Even if we can be sure that Lim Hyeon-il is inside Okashima Hospital, if we can’t prevent him from contacting us and sneaking out while we’re searching the hospital, isn’t it the same thing anyway?”

Cho Bong-jun also seemed to agree with Choi Jong-hyeon’s concerns.

“So the point is, when the police arrive at Okayama Hospital, we have to make sure that the news doesn’t reach Lim Hyeon-il.”

I spoke to those sprawled on the sofa with stern expressions, perhaps because they felt blocked by a wall.

“Yes, but there is no way, right?”

“there is.”

“There is a way? What is it?”

“I don’t know if it’s illegal in Japan or not, but it is illegal in our country.”

“So what is that?!”

At the same time that Kang Min-jae raised his upper body, the others who had been slumping also turned their gaze toward me with shining eyes.

“Well… … . Even if it’s illegal, you can just say it was a coincidence and that’s the end of it.”

“So, what is that?”

* * *

“Let me get you a jammer.”

“Oh, here we go again, lawyer… … .”

The NIS buried its face in the table and covered its head with both arms.

“How can I get a jammer? It’s not at the level of the National Intelligence Service, it’s a military device. Now, what, are you going to do something about a fighter jet? It seems like the scale is getting more and more crazy, somehow.”

“… … I don’t need to find such a huge jammer, just kill the cell phones and radios.”

“Oh, was that it?”

A jammer is simply a radio interference device.

As the National Intelligence Service says, the military uses it to neutralize fighter jets, warships, and missiles.

But I don’t expect it to get to that level.

Because I’m seriously overspec’d for what I’m trying to do.

“I don’t think the National Intelligence Service would use that much.”

“Even if we don’t go to the National Intelligence Service, well… … I think I’ve seen it used in places like schools and opera houses. But not in our country.”

“It doesn’t matter since we’re not going to use it in our country anyway.”

“Is it legal in that country?”

“I don’t know. But it doesn’t have to be legal. You can just say it was a coincidence and that’s it. There’s no evidence left.”

“… … If you say you won’t leave any evidence, I guess you mean the machine has to be small.”

The National Intelligence Service understands even the most nonsensical words.

“Just the size of a cell phone is fine. I looked it up and it seems like it’s usually that size. You can’t see it if you put it in your pocket.”

“Ha, that’s good. I was really surprised because I thought you were talking about something so ridiculous. What level of functionality do you need?”

“Who are you going to catch and where are you going to raid? You have to block radio and phone calls so they can’t get in touch and escape. I think jamming the radio waves within a 100m radius will be enough. But will this also block landlines?”

“Wireless Internet works, but wired phone and Internet don’t work. But can’t you just disconnect the line?”

“Because it’s a hospital, if you cut the line, the real patients will suffer.”

“A hospital? Huh… … . What on earth are you up to?”

The National Intelligence Service looked at me as if it was fed up.

What do you mean?

This is the easiest and best way.

“This is really fucking annoying.”

“why.”

“It makes me so mad, but there’s a way to do it. Why am I so capable?!”

The NIS grabbed its head and then sighed deeply as if it had given up.

“It might be a little complicated, but if you can access the line, you can just disable the part connected to it. But you need to be able to access it before it attacks, right?”

“Well… … . I guess we’ll have to check the scene to know. How long does it take to get there?”

“I don’t know. You said it was a foreign country. I’ll be working in my country, so I’ll need at least two days.”

“Is it difficult to access the line?”

“I don’t know how it’s set up, but the method I mentioned is to enter that hospital… … To put it simply, there’s a communication terminal in each building, right? That hospital should have one too. If you plug in the device I’m giving you, I can take care of the rest.”

I’m not sure if it’s possible to install the device, but assuming it’s possible, two days shouldn’t be too long.

It’s not like Onodera’s grandson is going in for surgery in two days, so there should be that much time.

However, since we do not know where the communication terminal is located, we do not know whether it can be applied to Okayama Hospital.

Even if we just block cell phones and walkie-talkies, it’s still a significant advantage.

They will likely prioritize walkie-talkie or cell phone over landline or text message because they will need to get word straight away when the police show up.

When that happens, you might think of landlines and computer messengers.

But then the police could stop him, and even if they didn’t go that far, they could still find Lim Hyeon-il right away.

“But I think you can get a jammer with the features you mentioned through overseas direct purchase even if I don’t go through there.”

“I feel a little uneasy if there is a record of me getting it. Besides, I need more than just one.”

Since it’s something that will be used in Japan anyway, it won’t be traced back to me, but it’s better not to create unnecessary loopholes.

“How many do you need?”

“Just in case, get about 15. No, the more the better. You never know when or how you might use them. Let’s get 20.”

I don’t know what will happen since I don’t know the hospital structure, but we may have to split up and search for it.

In particular, personnel may be spread across multiple floors, or only a few may be used on one floor.

Also, there may be some use for it in Korea as well.

We also need to catch the Wooshin officials who are taking Im Hyeon-il and So-eun at the airport, so there may come a time when it is necessary.

Since we’re already getting them, we should get a lot so we can have some for ourselves.

“If you have to use that many, wouldn’t it be better to just use a few that have a very wide range?”

“You can’t do that. I told you, it’s a hospital. We might have to call someone because of a really urgent patient, and we don’t want that to get in the way.”

“You’re going to pretend it was just a coincidence anyway. You can just say that the area around that hospital seems to be completely dark.”

“No. I told you not to put innocent patients at risk.”

The National Intelligence Service seems to be trying to reduce the difficulty of the task in some way, but it cannot cause fatal damage to others just to catch Lim Hyeon-il.

“Oh, I see. What were you going to do without me?”

“Isn’t it okay because it’s there?”

Since you knew it existed, you shouldn’t use it like this.

When I ranked the people I absolutely had to meet again as I started this life, the National Intelligence Service would be in the top five.

“In my opinion, you shouldn’t have left the prosecution. It’s almost like an investigative agency. You catch all the guys they need to catch and bring them to them.”

“No. Then you can’t use tricks like this.”

“You’re wrapping this up in a trick again. It’s illegal.”

“There’s nothing I can do. I have to deal with those who run wild using all kinds of illegal means, and it’s impossible for me to fight them all by myself while following the law.”

I thought it would work in my last life, but when I tried it, it didn’t work.

“Then maybe it would have been better to join the National Intelligence Service… … .”

“That won’t work either. I could get so angry from leaving comments like you that I could quit my job.”

“That’s right. And anyway, I have to do what I’m told.”

The National Intelligence Service shrugged.

His expression seemed a little gloomy, as he was reminded of his time as an employee of the National Intelligence Service.

“Ha, but no matter how much I think about it, I feel like I’m constantly losing money in business. I think I should get a fee from the lawyer.”

The National Intelligence Service said with a pout.

When he said, “I think I’m in a losing business,” you wouldn’t know that [FALSE] was floating above his head.

However, since there are many things that would not have been accomplished without the National Intelligence Service, we decided not to tackle it.

I tried to pass it off like that, but the reaction came from an unexpected place.

Taesik, who had been listening quietly, let out a snicker.

“Hey, you always get really squeamish when you bill your lawyer.”

“야, 개새끼야. 내가 언제 슈킹했냐! 무상 노동 수준인데!”

[untruth]

“Damn it. You pulled the car with the top open.”

As soon as Taesik snorted, the National Intelligence Service became quiet.

“Sir, I told you not to give that kid whatever he asks for. Don’t you know that kid is really glaring at you, lawyer?”

“I know. But it doesn’t matter. You’re hitting on my eyes too.”

They may think they’re being nitpicky, but I think they’re worth the money I’m giving them, if not more.

I also plan to compensate them a bit more once the work is done.

“… … I’ve never done that before.”

[untruth]

Taesik still hadn’t come to his senses and was sticking his feet out.

Then this time the National Intelligence Service shouted.

“Before I went under that bastard lawyer, when I was working at a detective agency, I charged the lawyer several times more than other people!”

Oh, it looks like the war of exposure is about to begin.

Tae-sik, whose arms were the size of watermelons, and the National Intelligence Service, whose physique was like a skeletal specimen, looked like they were about to fight each other.

I was very curious to see whether Taesik, with his overwhelming brute force, would win or whether the National Intelligence Service, which seemed to be good at using clever tricks, would win.

I guess that’s why people like mixed martial arts.