I teach kendo in Tokyo

On Kazuma's side, he took advantage of the interrogator to leave, threw away his chopsticks, stopped eating the pork chop rice, and took the time to meditate and see the harvest.

The journey from the police car to the police station was too short, and Kazuma was afraid that he had not fully absorbed the experience, so he spent all his time humming a tune.

When he closed his eyes and began to meditate, he heard the young detective who had been watching beside him say: "You are quite calm. Generally, high school students will be intimidated when they first come to the county police headquarters for the first time." You have to be like your grandson.”

"That's right. I've never seen such a big scene." Kazuma responded casually, "I was chatting and laughing with Detective Shiratori from the Sakurada Gate."

In fact, Kazuma saw Detective Shiratori before he was taken into the police car, but he and Detective Shiratori looked at each other affectionately before being taken away.

Maybe the Akita Prefectural Police don't want big shots from Tokyo to interfere too much in the affairs of their own jurisdiction.

This kind of thing is completely understandable with horses.

Japan is actually fine. If you put it in a federal country, like that country, right, there are really two different sets of laws across state boundaries. Cross-state law enforcement is more difficult than fighting Iraq.

Kazuma ignored the little detective and began to meditate.

As soon as he entered the samadhi, Kazuma couldn't wait to see his actual combat level, and found that it had only increased by one level.

It shouldn’t be changed. With such a fierce battle, why should I go up to three or four levels in actual combat?

Kazuma has already felt that the actual combat level seriously affects his reaction speed and ability to adapt to situations. It does not simply provide a bonus to kendo skills.

The round he imitated just now had nothing to do with kendo, and he was so successful at imitating Jackie Chan. He relied solely on his reaction speed and adaptability in actual combat.

So he was eager to increase his actual combat level, and finally he was promoted to one level.

Is it because the group of people who besieged me today lack actual combat experience?

It’s not that the enemy has no actual combat level, is it because I can’t see it?

Kazuma almost wanted to start singing: I want ~ What is the use of this plug-in ~

Then Kazuma looked at the other levels, and he was immediately delighted: he actually had a level four street fight.

Can this be used to practice street fighting? Even if the first few levels are easy to upgrade, is this too good? Didn’t I just use a folding stool and a fire extinguisher to stun one and kill the other?

The one who died was the one who fell himself.

Is this Level 4?

This is such a good relationship, and He Ma suddenly wants to go to a place like Chinatown, learn a Hong Kong boxing or something, and then practice street fighting. From now on, it will be a place where Jackie Chan can be happy, and he and Ma can also be happy.

Maybe I can make action movies in the future and become an international superstar in action comedy.

Kazuma forcibly suppressed the thoughts that were about to start running wildly, and continued to confirm his level.

As a result, he found that his new rank had been upgraded, from level eight to level nine, to level nine and a half.

It seems that those people from Daji Mountain Beigao are quite powerful as a kendo experience package.

Kazuma immediately had the urge to brush them again.

When the new player reaches level nine, he is actually given a new skill. It seems that this kendo system will give skills every three levels.

The skill that Kazuma got is called "Iai I". Just by looking at the name, you can tell that it is the Iai slashing skill, and there are advanced abilities at the end.

Kazuma simply forgot that just now he was complaining that his plug-in was not easy to use, and praised his plug-in as a good plug-in.

In short, after this round, although Kazuma did not get the permanent entry, he had a level 4 street fight, and he had a way to deal with it if he was raided later.

Then he also acquired Iai’s skills, which has great potential whether it’s for cool play or actual combat.

It seems that my system is not suitable for development in a nest. I have to rely on killing monsters to level up quickly.

Then you need to find someone who has the knowledge to guide you directly, and this feeling will rise quickly.

In short, you can either kill people or find a master to guide you. This is a system that emphasizes social interaction.

Killing people is also a form of social interaction.

At present, Kazuma only knows that Hirachu Minoru is a master of Beichen Ittōryu. It seems that he will have to look for this Hirazaka Minoru in the future and dig up more levels of Beichen Ittōryu.

By the way, Kazuma thought about it, Mr. Suzuki has a level 67 karate, and he is probably a popular one. He would like to learn a few karate techniques from Mr. Suzuki, and it would be very nice.

Kazuma was just making plans when he suddenly heard a knock on the door.

Then he fell out of meditation.

He saw a guy in a suit with a law firm logo on his collar strutting in, turned around and took the briefcase from his assistant.

This guy took the briefcase and sat down in front of Kazuma. Then he turned back to the young detective guarding the room and said, "No one should be listening when I am talking to my client. This is illegal."

The young detective was shocked: "Are you a lawyer?"

"if not?"

The little detective was planning to say something else, but the interrogator who had just put his head in came in and made a "go quickly" gesture to him.

So the little detective hurriedly left the interrogation room.

After the muffled sound of the door of the interrogation room closing was heard, the man who claimed to be a lawyer took out his business card and handed it to Kazuma: "I am Kenji Koumi. Mr. Hiro Nanjo of the Nanjo Foundation has entrusted me to provide you with full legal assistance."

Kazuma stared at the lawyer for a few seconds, confirming that he did indeed look a bit like Gu Meimen in the famous Japanese TV series "Lee Dog Hi" in his previous life.

However, Masato Sakai, who played Komemon, was only seven years old in 1980 and was still a shota.

Kazuma looked at Koumi Kenji who was taking out documents from his briefcase in confusion, and thought: Sakai Masato's father?

No, not possible.

"Gu Mei...lawyer?"

"Answer my question first. I read the summary of the situation on the way here. The stab wounds on the deceased Endo Nakato were indeed caused by you, right? What were you doing at that time?"

"He wanted to kill me, I was..."

"You are discussing the art of swordsmanship." Komei Kenji interrupted Kazuma, "I have here the testimony of your disciple Ikeda Shigeru who secretly put the real sword into the spare bamboo sword bag. You didn't know about it. ?"

"Yeah, I had no idea."

"Very good, that is, during the sparring process, because all the weapons were damaged or lost, you picked up the last knife and found out that it was a real knife, right?"

Kazuma nodded and responded to the lawyer affirmatively: "Yes."

"You didn't deliberately target Endou Nakato's vitals, you just launched the attack based on instinct when you were extremely angry. Right?"

Kazuma understood that the lawyer was teaching him what to say.

"Yes. But I think the injuries on Endo Nakato's body should not have touched the vital points at all."

Kazuma added.

After all, when Kazuma attacked, he was holding a sword of kindness. Nine times out of ten, that sword was incapable of killing.

In this world, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva will run away, so it seems normal to have a knife that cannot kill.

Kenji Komei stared at Kazuma with squinted eyes for a few seconds, then stood up and walked to the door of the interrogation room, opened the door and went out.

**

Komei Kenji directly asked Ishiba Taro: "Ishiba Police Department, has the detailed autopsy report of Endo Nakato come out? As the defender..."

"Hasn't your assistant already gone to get it?" Ishiba Taro impatiently interrupted Komei Kenji, "I can tell you directly. Your client is a master of swordsmanship. He has cut the opponent many times without a single blow. Cut to the vital point. This kind of precise control is already achieved by top-level masters, and not many in the entire police agency can achieve it."

The National Police Agency is the agency in charge of the police force in Japan. What Ishiba Taro means here is that there are only a few sword masters in the police force in Japan who can do this.

Gumei Kenji blinked. At this time, his assistant finally came back and handed him a report: "The complete autopsy report."

Kenji Komei took the report and turned back to the interrogation room.

Taro Ishiba muttered: "These legal jackals."

**

Kazuma watched Komi Kenji return to the table and sit down while holding a stack of things.

He waited for a while, waiting for Komei Kenji to finish browsing the pile of things at an alarming speed.

"How did you do it?" Komei Kenji threw things on the table. "When I came here, I thought it was a fierce battle. I wanted to plead not guilty to manslaughter... at least it was manslaughter that caused death. Now it seems , you are innocent."

"I am innocent." He Ma spread his hands, "I was besieged and my life was in danger. I resisted and knocked down four of the five people. The last one wanted to run, but stepped on a mineral water bottle on the way. , he fell to death."

Gumei Kenji scratched his head: "You... didn't even have the idea of ​​killing him?"

Kazuma nodded solemnly: "No, my life goal is to join the Metropolitan Police Department. I will never kill anyone without a legal trial.

"I have never had the thought of taking away a person's life, even if it was a sinner. God, it's terrible for someone to have such thoughts."