
Is the minister going to be killed?
>>1
To be serious, what Golgo is targeting is not the minister’s life but the minister’s collection of dolls.
>>2
What does it mean?
>>7
I wanted you to destroy the microchip inside the doll.
>>8
Poor minister…
>>7
Supplement 91: The Doll’s House / August 2006
Venezuela’s Energy Minister Angela Garcia is also famous as a collector of antique dolls, and recently, it was reported that she bought a doll for $50,000 at an online auction.
This doll held a secret.
The husband of the doll’s seller was a former CIA agent, and he had hidden a memory chip containing classified records from his CIA days inside the head of the doll.
If this were to come to light, it would become a scandal, but the doll had fallen into the hands of a Venezuelan politician, and recovery seemed impossible.
An executive from the CIA asks Golgo 13 to destroy the memory inside a doll’s body.
The minister is not involved in the request…
I think this guy had the highest chance of being erased by Golgo in this story.
>>4
Thanks to my nature of keeping silent out of self-love, I was saved!
Either way, it’s terrible, but well, they must have done something…
A seriously unlucky person who happened to get involved with Golgo multiple times purely by coincidence.
The doll won’t forgive me… Destroy it with electromagnetic waves or something.
I hid confidential documents inside the doll, but my family sold it without knowing.
I believe it was a request to destroy that doll before it was discovered that the person who bought it was this minister or something like that.
Alright, let’s talk honestly to the minister!
>>12
Confidential!!!
It looks like they’re planting something like a bomb, but will all the dolls get destroyed?
>>15
Only the target doll will be destroyed.
The minister, who knows nothing about the situation, becomes half-mad, but at least I guess it’s better than being killed…
The minister was saved, but my daughter was~!!! It seemed like she was half-crazed.
If the client asks indirectly to only break the chip, the doll will likely protect it with minimal damage…
To be honest, even when talking to a minister of a country…
It’s difficult to get them to dispose of the confidential information quietly without conveying the detailed content.
Given this situation, if I sincerely ask them to forget about the tip because the doll doesn’t want to be broken, it seems like it might work out somehow.
Those who are fans should understand!
>>21
By the way, it was the CIA that offered to buy something that was auctioned for $50,000 for $200,000!
However, the minister is a connoisseur of collectors, so he insisted that his daughter wouldn’t be sold.
Gorgo also enjoys dolls, huh?
>>23
Normally, if you think about it, it would mean studying after accepting the request.
For some reason, that guy also listens to things like opera.
It’s not that there is no cultural input…
The old man who sat next to me on the flight back.
Venezuela, huh…
A wife selling her husband’s hobby without permission…
Just in case, this old man received a reward.
There’s no such thing as a coincidence of meeting the same person three times before that… even though I almost got killed.
I wonder if someone is asking to sell it for 200,000 dollars, like Golgo.
But I heard they barged in because they were rejected.
>>28
The CIA attempted to recover $200,000.
But I couldn’t get it sold, so I asked Golgo.
If a CIA person had ordered him to do it without breaking the doll, Golgo would probably have figured something out.
But for the guys at the CIA, antique dolls didn’t really matter.
The minister is seriously just getting caught in the crossfire…
That guy becomes fast-talking when it comes to dolls.
The interviewer I saw before, who was bald, looked really cheerful like this.
>>34
An interviewer like Golgo 13… actually existed…
Every time the CIA appears, they seem incredibly incompetent…
>>35
If the CIA had not been incompetent, there would be no requests sent to Golgo, so it naturally does not appear in the story’s world.
If the CIA talks to someone who takes care of antique dolls.
I was able to sell it to the minister for $200,000 and also collect the tip…
>>36
While that may be the case, it seems that the number of corpses of collectors who have come to know about something that the CIA might be involved in will increase.
>>38
Let that cutout through!
>>36
I’m already treated like a child, so no matter how much money is offered, it’s impossible.
If it’s that precious, you should put it in a museum.
Please provide the Japanese text you would like to have translated.
My daughter, you wouldn’t do something like that!
Sell the $50,000 doll for $200,000!
Please provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate.
My daughter, don’t do such a thing!
>>37
Could you please let me take it out from the inside so that there won’t be any traces left…?
Poor Minister.
Of all places, you hid it on your head…
Like… something like a directional microwave device that just pops the chip…
>>42
I hate to say it, but they are the kind of people who wouldn’t make requests that care about such dolls, so that’s probably why they couldn’t sell them.
>>49
The minister frequently changes the outfits of the dolls and also alters their display positions, so even the CIA is at a loss.
>>42
It’s impossible if you don’t understand that it has been completely destroyed.
Also, it’s heavily guarded, so it causes a commotion.
It would be nice to have like-minded enthusiasts.
I feel like it’s okay to leave it alone now that it has been passed on to a collector of this level.
It would be problematic if it leaked after the minister dies…
How about knocking the minister out right here and then carefully removing the chip from the doll’s head afterwards…
Seriously pathetic…
The minister is really pitiful…
If it were a reseller, it could have been easily resolved.
But I’m a serious collector, so it’s impossible.
Poor minister…
I guess I have no choice but to call myself a doctor specializing in dolls.
>>55
Ryotsu, huh?
I couldn’t even get details about the old man from the CIA that comes up on the message board.
There are only incompetent people who don’t notice Barom 1.
You don’t have to introduce yourself as the CIA; you can just say it’s a corporate matter, but there are industrial spies…
>>57
This CIA seems like it would say, “I’m the CIA.”
There were people who noticed Barom One…
>>58
A damn organization that can’t even admit obvious mistakes!
You’re quite detailed, Golgo.
What requests to Golgo do is to skip all those troublesome circumstances and make sure it gets done.
>>62
It is an unfortunate story that the CIA officer in charge this time did not care at all about the preservation of the doll.
As long as you pay, it’s really amazing what Golgo can do, even taking on jobs that make you wonder if you’re really hiring a sniper…
You have a discerning taste for opera and are eager in every direction.
>>67
Episode 491: “Arena di Verona” sounds good, doesn’t it?
The world’s best tenor singer, Peluzzi, requested Golgo to shoot him while he was delivering the best performance on stage, in order to end his life at the peak of his career.
>>70
I really like this story.
Since the client is the target, it feels like both the client and Golgo are working together with effort and respect to achieve the desired results.
But if such a detailed reporter comes to interview me, I would really open up.
>>68
No matter how you look at it, if this newspaper delivery person brought someone who really understands, their evaluation would go up significantly.
That’s it.
Let’s bury the minister and the doll together.
Last night, I read the wiki and drilled it into my head…
>>72
Hey!
>>72
Even if it did exist, I think this kind of person would figure it out.
If someone is calling themselves a “key kid” just as it was written on Nico Nico Pedia, you would find it suspicious, right?
Wasn’t there a story about this old man being buried alive in a mine?
“Didn’t Golgo think, ‘Isn’t it better to sneak in and steal the doll with the chip instead of going through the trouble of destroying it?'”
If you preserve the doll, it’s really hard to tell from the outside whether the microchip is broken, so it can’t be helped.
>>76
It’s fine to consider it resolved once Golgo has taken the job.
I wonder if Golgo has been studying hard to please the minister…
Maybe I should have said something like, “Please let me take it out because there’s a chip containing evidence of a dangerous sex offender’s crime.”
Well, I feel like if a truly doll-loving person said, “I lost in the inheritance dispute and it was sold off, but it’s my beloved grandfather’s belongings. I’m willing to pay as much as it takes, so could you sell it to me?” they could get it back for around ten thousand dollars.
>>82
Since this is my child, I think such absurd lies would be viewed with suspicion right away.
Aren’t Golgo and Ryotsu’s abilities almost overlapping?
From the CIA’s perspective, wouldn’t it be acceptable to just confirm the location of the puppet and then blow up the minister’s official residence with a bomb or conduct an airstrike?
I think it’s better to stop trying to ingratiate yourself with a hobby to a connoisseur, as it will definitely backfire.
It was probably because it was Golgo that I was able to go.
Somehow, things like beloved dolls or stuffed animals.
Scenes lost due to accidents, my heart tightens and I’ve been feeling down lately…
It’s good that you have life in terms of storytelling, isn’t it?
I have become weak…
I’m sorry, but couldn’t I at least ask for a moment to say goodbye at the end? Wouldn’t that create an opportunity to collect tips?
If I request them to do it without damaging the dolls, they’ll probably do it, right?
>>89
I think it’s impossible because it’s embedded in my head.
In the early days of Golgo, he would kill even if he was innocent, because he has encountered it by chance four times.
The second half is being indecisive.
If we just know the location of the microchip, wouldn’t Golgo be able to make a precise shot?
>>92
In the end, the daughter is going to be killed…
The client who is paying proper attention has a target in a spot where they can’t be sniped from outside.
Please refrain from killing the security guards with a frontal assault…
If the client wishes, Golgo will do his utmost.
If the client wishes.
I need bullets that can slip into the gaps of the dolls and destroy only the chips within a week…
>>96
Dave might make a bullet that emits microwaves to heat only the chip inside the doll…
If you leave it alone just because it’s pitiable, someday someone who wants CIA secrets so badly that they would even kill a minister will appear…
If they don’t know the truth, the culprit aimed at the minister but failed and only hit the doll.
If viewed more positively, it could be interpreted that the doll protected the minister…
If it’s a doll, maybe it should be made of a different material instead of cloth.
>>101
Maybe it’s made of fighting spirit.
>>102
It seems like the bullet won’t go through.
There should have been another Japanese journalist, but is it confirmed that they are dead?
Gorgo seems to have some time, so I wonder if he has any cultural hobbies…
My child that I just acquired for 50,000 dollars…
They probably want to erase the fact that the inside of a microchip actually exists as well.
Even if the contents disappear, if the chip is found, the transaction will be tracked and investigated.
This minister must have quite the discerning eye to not have a single counterfeit.
In a sense, it might have been better to let the minister protect the doll with all his might, as that would automatically ensure that the secrets were kept safe.
>>110
If someone else orders Golgo to kill all the guards, including the minister, to retrieve the doll chip, that would be the end…
It’s painful to see the minister looking genuinely happy when someone who understands his hobby comes along…
I’m so glad to meet fellow enthusiasts who understand the value of my dolls, and that makes them even more pitiable.
There’s only one photo of my deceased daughter left on the doll’s head… Is there a way to manage it if I talk about it like that…?
Does the CIA and Golgo have no human heart?
It doesn’t exist.
If Golgo were disguised as a Volks employee…
What collectors want as much as their collection are like-minded individuals…
I want to show off, and if anything happens, I would like to leave the rest to you.
>>117
If the gears had meshed strangely, there was a possibility that the doll was entrusted to Golgo.
>>117
When someone who shares your interests says to you, “Is this perhaps ◯◯? It’s well organized and has a good sense of layout,” you would generally be pleased.
Everyone loves the story of the Dog and Golgo Adventure Squad, right?
>>118
My silent partner and anything related to dogs only has tough episodes…
To ask Golgo means that we’re going to do it that way…
The Energy Minister of Venezuela seems to have a tough time ahead as a politician.
When a pro who commands respect is with Golgo, there’s a high probability of a life-threatening crisis…
“What is it with you? You’ve met me so many times!” says Golgo.
“I don’t know, but there you are!” When I replied, they said, “Oh, then help me a little.” It was a rare person.
Did you study just for this, Golgo? Isn’t that a bit too diligent?
>>127
There is a possibility that there was an existing interest in dolls.
I think if he were just an existence that wants to use a gun to kill, he wouldn’t survive beyond volume 10, Golgo.
Isn’t it Kajimoto from the thread? He has been involved with Golgo about five times by coincidence…
Well, even Golgo would doubt it.
If it were during the early sharp period of Golgo, it would be guilty on the second time.