Code 810 - Running to Stay Alive

Chapter Thirty one

“Bringing offender to find first victim?“ brox asked when he heard detective Keiko ask for a warrant to take Brian out of custody.

“We have to do this sir,” detective Egan gave a reason.

“Why should we do that? Bringing a criminal out of prison is something that is dangerous for you,” said Mr. Brox who really worried about the two mainstay detectives.

“We really know what you mean sir,” reply detective Keiko.

“If you already know why you insist on continuing this?“ ask Mr. Brox.

“According to Brian, from the number one victim we can find out who hired his services and find out the original motives of the person who hired Brian,” replied detective Keiko.

“Don't we also have to drag whoever it is who hired Brian!?“ contact detective Egan.

“What if it turns out this is just a trick from Brian? What if this is his way to self-explanation?“ mr. Brox has not been able to fully release his two detectives.

“Aris checked Brian's account and confirmed that Brian had received the amount of money he usually received each time he killed his victims exactly three months before the first victim was found by the police,” detective Keiko spelled out an important piece of information.

“It is very possible that Brian did not lie to us, sir,” detective Egan said.

“Can't Aris track who hired Brian by browsing the service tenant's account?“ ask Mr. Brox.

“It was once a pack, but in the search process, Aris took quite a long time. We can't predict when Aris will get the man, ” detective Egan replied.

Mr. Brox fell silent after hearing the information from detective Keiko. Twist the pen in his right hand. Every now and then Mr. Brox frowned making the two detectives who were standing in front of him fall silent.

“But the mission is very dangerous for both of you,” Brox said as he placed the pen in his hand.

“We can be helped by the police members who are dressed as thugs sir,” suggested detective Egan.

“If they keep following you Brian will definitely be suspicious,” Brox said.

Then the three people in the room, Mr. Brox, fell silent again. Each of them is busy thinking of the safest way they can do when they take Brian to where the first victim he put.

“What if the plainclothes policeman was divided into several skgroups,” detective Keiko proposed after some saay thinking.

“Give details of your plan it's a detective,” orders Mr. Brox.

“We need several groups to follow our movements, so every few kilometers we prepare a group that replaces the previous group,” replied detective Keiko.

“But we don't yet know the route Brian will take, do we?“ detective Egan said.

“In other words we have to cooperate with the police station in another region?“ ask Mr. Brox.

“Didn't Brian have taken the lives of several people in different places!? I think the other police offices will be willing to help our mission this time,” detective Keiko said confidently.

“Not playing. Very cool idea Kei,” commend detective Egan who heard his partner describe with detail the plan he got during thinking in a very short time curine.

Although detective Egan praised the plan put forward by detective Keiko but for Mr. Brox the plan did not sound safe even though it was not difficult for Mr. Brox to apply for cooperation with other regional police offices but mr. Brox still has a pretty high concern.

“How about sir?“ ask detective Keiko trying to get answers as well as permission from Mr. Brox.

“What do you think detective Egan?“ ask Mr. Brox for an opinion from his detective teammate Keiko.

“If I strongly agree with the plan initiated by detective Keiko sir. I will continue to help detective Keiko,” replied detective Egan.

“Well if that's what you're expecting. I can contact the police office in other regions to help you both,” said Mr. Brox who finally gave up with the burning spirit of the two detectives who seemed warm by Mr. Brox in the room.

Hearing the words from Mr. Brox, of course, detective Keiko felt excited. Detective Keiko's face flushed red because of the part because the plan could be accepted by Mr. Brox.

While detective Egan smiles widely and his heart beats fast impatiently to bring Brian to the first sequence number victim he killed and bring the person who hired Brian into prison and punish that wicked man.

“I don't care how much experience you have, how many flight hours you have in solving fan cases how often you solve cases that you handle and succeed, all I want you guys to always be careful and go home in a safe and secure way to this office,” orders Mr. Brox.

“Deliver that to both of us sir,” detective Egan said confidently.

“Alau Keiko is also a detective like you, but you are responsible for the safety of detective Keiko this time. Do you understand?“ said Mr. Brox who gave additional orders to detective Egan.

“Detective Egan always protects me every time we tackle the case sir,” said detective Keiko trying to calm Mr. Brox increasingly real concern.

“Good if that is so. Means I'm right to give more answers to you detective Egan,” said Mr. Brox trying to convince detective Egan that he can certainly carry out the mission in this mission.

“In addition to having responsibility for detective Keiko, you must also take responsibility for yourself. Just oblige you to also return home safely,” continued Mr. Brox gave orders to detective Egan.

“Pak. We'll just go accompany Brian to find the location where he buried his first victim, not going to war,” detective Egan led because he felt Mr. Brox was too excessive.

“Do you still think that Brian is a petty human being!? He would have killed more than five people if he hadn't lied this time. He as a hit man or as a serial killer is just as dangerous,” said Mr. Brox.

Hearing Mr. Brox's tone that began to rise up made detective Egan did not dare to argue much.

Both detective Egan and detective Keiko can only bow their heads before Mr. Brox this time, but once they are still convinced and insist on continuing the case.