I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma took Chiyoko on the train to Sumitomo Construction Headquarters in Shibuya District.

Chiyoko was still wearing her sailor uniform from the morning, but she had borrowed needle and thread from the police station to sew the buttons she had removed.

It only took Chiyoko less than a few minutes to sew this thing, which amazed Kazuma.

There were not many people on the train. After all, it was already past the rush hour for work and the rush hour for get off work had not yet arrived.

However, at this time, two young people in school uniforms in the car were quite eye-catching.

The passengers all kept their distance from Kazuma and Chiyoko, probably treating them as delinquents who skipped classes.

By the way, both Kazuma and Chiyoko were carrying bamboo swords - they were taken to the police station as evidence, but were later returned to the siblings after it was confirmed that there was no vicious injury.

But now, the bamboo swords wrapped in cloth make the Kiryu siblings look more like delinquents.

Chiyoko looked out the window and suddenly said: "Many places are being developed."

"Yes." Kazuma responded casually, still thinking about how to convince the specialist later.

Executives are considered to be the lowest level of the top management of Japanese companies, but this "bottom level" is also the "people in the cloud" that weigh on all the real bottom levels.

He is the guy that Kazuma needs to look up to all his life.

An "ordinary club member" with no background can only become a minister at most.

To be promoted to a professional position, one must either be a member of the upper class, born with a silver spoon in his mouth, or have a background in a prestigious school.

In Japan, getting admitted to a prestigious school is a real class jump.

——Speaking of which, how did the Kiryu family end up in this situation?

Kazuma couldn't help but think about this issue.

The Kiryu family has such a big dojo, and it used to be at least a famous family. Now, not only are the two of them dead, but they also have only a small amount of savings left, and they can't even support them until they finish college.

What happened in the middle?

Kazuma began to search for clues in the memory of the original owner.

At this time, he suddenly felt a heavy object falling on his shoulders. He turned around and found that it was Chiyoko.

Chiyoko leaned on her brother's shoulder and fell asleep with her eyes closed.

Kazuma looked at his sister and smiled slightly.

From yesterday to today, this girl was first beaten up by her brother-in-law, Kazuma, and then had a confrontation with the thugs of an unscrupulous capitalist. She must be exhausted both physically and mentally.

Looking back on Chiyoko's performance so far, Kazuma sighed: Maybe this is Yamato Nadeshiko.

The train swayed slightly, and the wheels collided with the rails, making a clicking sound.

**

Wakazu Bando of the Nishikiyama Group was sitting in the driver's seat of the van at this moment, his fingers tapping the steering wheel anxiously.

Early this morning, he and several of his younger brothers from the Jinshan Group drove a van to ambush here.

This is the only way for Kiryu Chiyoko to go to Koshikawa Girls' School. They are going to kidnap Kiryu Chiyoko and then force Kiryu Kazuma to sign a contract to sell the dojo.

In this era, Japan's public security is actually far from being as good as advertised. It is very common for Yakuza to kidnap individuals.

Japan's Yakuza problem did not begin to improve until the "Law on Countermeasures against Violent Groups" was enacted during the Heisei era.

In addition, it can be seen from the "Law on Countermeasures against Violent Groups" that the Yakuza has great influence in Japan. It is because the Yakuza cannot be eradicated at all, so the "Law on Countermeasures against Violent Groups" stipulates "government-designated violent groups."

It is said that these violent groups are designated to strengthen surveillance, but in fact, "We can't eradicate you and you can't explain to the voters, so you can just legalize it."

Yes, Japan's Yakuza has been legal since 1992 - of course only those large organizations, while small organizations were directly eliminated.

In the Japanese entertainment industry, there are many actors who look a lot like Yakuza bosses and usually play Yakuza bosses all day long in Japanese dramas and movies. In fact, they are really Yakuza bosses...

In 1980, it was the starting point for the Yakuza to reach great prosperity. The Yakuza of this era keenly sensed the opportunity to rise to prominence, and they changed their ways to fight for fame and fortune.

Kidnapping a little girl is nothing to them.

The problem is that this Chiyoko Kiryu doesn't appear at all.

It was almost the end of school in the afternoon, and none of Bando and the others saw Chiyoko Kiryu.

Even if he is as calm as Bando, he can't help but feel a little anxious at this time.

In the area where the Jinshan Group was assigned, there were still a lot of stubborn people waiting to be dealt with who were stubborn and refused to move. Just a day wasted in this way, and what was lost was real money.

Other organizations are watching eagerly, ready to pounce at any time and swallow up the weak Jinshan Group.

"Damn it, why aren't you here yet? Da Tian! You take two people and go back to the dojo to keep an eye on them. If you find anything, take action immediately. If you tie up someone, retreat."

"Yes!" Ruozhong, named Da Tian, ​​immediately patted the shoulders of the two young people who were reading comics next to him, "Follow me! Damn, read your sister's comics! Are you still a yakuza?"

Ruozhong, the similar word in the Chinese context is called Sijiuzai, as anyone who often watches Hong Kong movies knows.

If you become a member of the group, you are eligible to wear the group tattoo. Those who do not wear the group tattoo are equivalent to not joining the group, and are lower than the four-nine boys.

Ohta was about to lead the two of them away, but Bando suddenly stopped him: "Wait a minute! Idiot, you forgot to take the walkie-talkie!"

With that said, Bando picked up the walkie-talkie and threw it to Ota.

This was a discarded product that took a lot of effort to obtain from the US military stationed in Japan.

These days, without cell phones or pagers, it is extremely difficult to communicate with each other.

In order to adapt to the fierce "competition in the industry", Jidao tried every means to develop communication equipment.

When there is a conflict, just rely on this thing to call people - this is definitely better than "keep piercing the cloud arrow".

After Ota took the walkie-talkie and led the two minions away, Bando continued to look at the gate of Koshigawa Girls' School.

Private schools like this hire professional security personnel, and Bando didn't dare to get too close.

After all, even the most powerful people would not dare to offend the real big bourgeoisie and wealthy families.

Bando knew that there was some commotion at the Kiryu family dojo today, but he was sure that after Chiyoko Kiryu came out of the police station, she would come to school obediently.

——Could it be possible that they just skipped class after leaving the police station?

However, according to the information obtained by Bando, Chiyoko Kiryu is a super good student who has never been absent from school even once. She received the perfect attendance award in both the first and second grades of junior high school. It is said that the person who has won this award for two years in a row is the only one among Koshigawa women. She is Chiyoko Kiryu. one person.

"Bando-san," one of Bando's younger brothers said, "it's almost time for Koshikawa girls to get out of school. Maybe Chiyoko Kiryu won't come today..."

"Shut up, we are here to guard you until the last Koshikawa girl student leaves!"

Bando roared.

If the first duty is to yell at the younger brother, Bando has fulfilled his duty.

However, he understood the impatience of his younger brothers.

After all, he is very impatient now.

——The team leader will be very angry if he stays for a whole day but fails to tie anyone up.

The team leader has a Prajna ghost face tattooed on his back, but when he gets angry, he is a thousand times scarier than the tattooed ghost face.

Bando didn't want to bear his wrath.

"Damn, why aren't you here yet?" Bando waited anxiously.