What's wrong with a novelist opening multiple pseudonyms?

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Chapter 174

The few people on the Japanese side, except for Ango Sakaguchi, were all here to watch the show. The small fights in Japan would not affect other areas, and no one cared.

Ango Sakaguchi did not intend to refuse. This was a careful consideration.

The stable structure of Yokohama depends on the Special Service Department, the Detective Agency and the Mafia, but it is limited to the local area. When there is an incident like the last Shibusawa incident, stability is easily broken.

It is not because the three forces are growing and declining, but because the scope of harm has expanded, it is natural for a fourth party to intervene - such as the clock tower attendant who once threatened the Special Service Department.

If such a thing happens again, at least there are clear rules to deal with it. Even

if it is a step back, because the signature is an individual's name, if after discussion, the Special Service Department does not intend to continue to perform, then it only needs to deny the legitimacy of "Ango Sakaguchi".

In short, this is an agreement that uses oneself as a bargaining chip.

The Japanese seem to be born with a deep pessimistic mentality, and the worst outcome they can think of is always related to "apology and suicide." This is not the case in Britain, especially for nobles with titles, where honor and dignity are more valued.

Therefore, Agatha Christie's face was as cold as ice.

"You are indeed here to cause trouble for us."

She pushed away the agreement, "Oleg, I admire your decisiveness during the war. But do you realize that you are trying to instigate a "betrayal" involving a small number of people? Now is a peaceful time, but you told me that you want to restart the "Gulag Archipelago."

After saying that, Agatha looked at Chekhov.

This old man who has always been mean and sharp should have continued to use his uncompromising proposition to stand on the same front with the British baroness.

However, he relaxed at this moment: "Don't look at me, baroness, I will sign, even if it only represents myself."

Chekhov shrugged, took out a cigarette box from his pocket, lit a cigar for himself, and without asking anyone's opinion, lit it and took a deep breath.

"Even if you refuse, Shakespeare will add his name. Don't you understand, Agatha, he asked you to come just to see your attitude. "

In the smoke, Agatha suddenly understood: "Tolstoy... has "seen" everything a long time ago."

Chekhov said dimly: "Of course he can see it, so he met Shakespeare on the premise of knowing that there was an assassination attempt by the thieves. Shakespeare's popularity is surprisingly good, even the psychopath in Germany will listen to his advice. Tolstoy just wants Shakespeare to face Oleg directly, so that he has no chance to play deaf and dumb."

And Shakespeare just gave Agatha the right to choose for the first time.

If Agatha agrees, the Baroness will be fully responsible for this matter, and he will continue to be a kind and amiable old man happily.