I teach kendo in Tokyo

Tanai stared at Tamamo for a few seconds, and then asked Kazuma in surprise: "Is this the new prosecutor who has recently become famous in the prosecutor's office?"

Kazuma was surprised: "Fame?"

"Yes, she personally argued in court and defeated several difficult lawyers, making those legal jackals praise her name."

Kazuma raised his eyebrows and glanced at Tamamo.

Tamamo smiled and said: "I just discovered something that the legal wolves didn't discover. Moreover, I had good connections when I was in college. My senior brothers just gave me face."

Her statement, which was easily misunderstood, made Tanjing look at Kazuma with a meaningful look, which probably meant "put on your cuckold."

Kazuma didn't care. He knew that Tamamo didn't have to sell her sex for a few cases. She was an old fox. What was the point of playing with a few human men? I really look down on thousand-year-old monsters.

Tanjing curled his lips and said, "This place is very close to the subway station, so I'll take my leave first."

After saying that, without waiting for Kazuma's response, he opened the door on his side and got out of the car, and then made a gesture of invitation to Tamamo below.

Tamamo smiled and said, "Are you done talking about it? It doesn't matter to me. It's okay to squeeze in with Asano in the back."

Tanjing shook his head: "No, the important things have been discussed. I won't be a light bulb anymore."

After saying that, Tanjing turned around and walked towards the entrance of the subway station not far away.

Tamamo simply got in the car and closed the door.

Kazuma started the car and moved with the traffic. At the same time, he asked casually: "Why are you here? You couldn't have predicted that I would pass by here, and then just stood here waiting, right?"

"I divined and knew that I would meet you here today, so I did this."

Kazuma laughed, knowing that Tamamo was making fun of him. The mysterious and declining fortune teller no longer has this function.

Tamamo also laughed for a while and then said: "Actually, I just came back from the defendant's place. I saw your car from a distance on the road, so I thought it might be you. Unexpectedly, after waiting on the roadside for a while, it turned out to be you. .”

Kazuma: "Does the prosecutor also visit the defendant like a lawyer?"

"Of course we do. We can basically do what lawyers can do. In this way, we can see what actions the lawyers have taken so that we can be prepared."

Kazuma: "Are you still investigating cases like the police?"

"That's not true. But we police officers visit the police officers working on the case and ask them questions."

Kazuma glanced at the passenger side, his eyes running across Tamamo's thick and heavy chest: "I guess the police will welcome you to question him."

"It's better for me to go than for a long-faced office worker, right? In fact, my senior said that when I went to question the police, they all seemed to become talkative. My feeling about this is that men are really sad creatures. .”

Kazuma laughed.

Asano muttered from behind: "Is this only for unmarried men?"

"No, actually married middle-aged uncles are more talkative." Tamamo said, and then changed the subject, "Who was that just now?"

Kazuma replied: "Chief Inspector Hiroshi Tanai of the Police Department."

"How did you, a member of the mobile team, get involved with the inspector of the police department?" Tamamo asked in surprise.

Kazuma shrugged: "This morning, a drowned policeman was picked up over there in Odaiba."

Kazuma briefly explained the cause and effect to Tamamo.

Tamamo crossed her chest with both hands, this action further highlighted her chest muscles.

"Being suicidal...would it scare you if I said I didn't find it strange at all?"

Kazuma shook his head: "No, because the person from another world who established a quantum connection with me has also seen many such examples."

Asano frowned: "What the hell? Quantum connection?"

In Japanese, nouns like quantum connection are generally imported, and are English words spelled out in katakana, so people who hear them for the first time are generally confused.

He Ma briefly explained: "This is a modern physics concept, related to quantum mechanics."

But the word quantum mechanics itself is also a foreign word, so Kazuma's explanation made Asano even more confused.

Kazuma was too lazy to continue explaining. This was a problem with the Japanese language, and Kazuma couldn't solve it.

Anyway, he had made a gesture of explanation so that Asano wouldn't feel despised by his partner.

Tamamo continued the topic just now and said: "During the 1964 Olympics, there was a case where the chief accountant of the Olympic Organizing Committee committed suicide by jumping off the rails. After his death, many problematic accounts were omitted."

Kazuma: "Did an accountant also die at that time?"

"also?"

"Sorry, I didn't use my words carefully." Kazuma said quickly.

Tamamo shrugged: "There have been rumors in the market that this accountant worked hard to balance the accounts, but he took too many kickbacks and couldn't balance the accounts, so he died to apologize. After his death, his wife was transferred to a fund He will be hired as a consultant, which makes people wonder what kind of deal there is."

Kazuma glanced at Tamamo's side face and found that her face was calm when she said these things, as if she was talking about something ordinary.

"You seem to be used to this kind of thing." Kazuma said.

"This is a Japanese tradition that has been inherited from the Meiji era. In the Taisho Demokrasi era, the Siemens bribery case was blown up. Since then, it has never been overturned."

Kazuma curled his lips: "So you think the Kitamachi Police Department also made this kind of deal? But he clearly prepared something to fight back, but it was just stolen."

Tamamo asked: "There are probably very few people in Tokyo who can open a safe without alerting anyone. If you ask Nishikiyama, you should be able to locate the prisoner quickly, right?"

Kazuma: "I asked, and Nishikiyama said he would give me an answer tomorrow. But I suspect that Mrs. Kitamachi is behind the scenes."

"That's it." Tamamo tilted her head and thought for a while, then said, "How about letting me meet Mrs. Kitamachi? I'm very good at identifying other people's lies. If she lies in front of me, I have a high chance of seeing through it. "

As soon as Tamamo finished speaking, Asano said: "It's useless even if you see through it, it can't be used as evidence. Even the results of the polygraph test cannot be used as decisive evidence now, let alone personal judgment. There’s evidence.”

Kazuma: "That's right. The key is not to confirm whether Mrs. Kitamachi lied. No, it should be said that there is no need to confirm this matter. She must have lied."

Asano: "Yes, I even gave her a hand. As a result, she hurried out to see the people from the Metropolitan Police Department shortly after we left."

"You guys did something to her," Tamamo looked at Kazuma, "You didn't trust Mrs. Kitamachi from the beginning. Then why did the inspector come just now?"

"He also suspected that the Kitamachi Police Department was committed suicide because he had just investigated a malfeasance case and the clues were cut off when he got to the Kitamachi Police Department."

Tamamo asked with a serious face: "Are you sure this is not a trap? I came here deliberately to induce your doubts in that direction, and then I surprised you."

Kazuma was silent for a few seconds before answering: "It's possible. But whether they come to induce someone or not, I'm ready to get to the bottom of it. By the way, you know I received a gold watch yesterday, right?"

Tamamo shook her head: "I don't know, you never told me."

"Then let me tell you now. After I came back with the gold watch yesterday, Chiyoko happily sold the gold watch and exchanged it for a stack of yen to repair the house and install air conditioning."

Tamamo was so shocked that she couldn't open her mouth from ear to ear: "Chiyoko? She... wow, this fits her personality so well. Doesn't she know that this is a sign of joining a gang?"

"She knew, so when she asked Jinshan to sell watches, she asked Jinshan to help me get a fake watch."

Tamamo burst out laughing: "It's really Chiyoko's style. So are you going to wear a fake watch and join the gold watch group?"

"No, listen to me." Kazuma looked serious, "Not long after Jinshan sold the watch to the pawnshop today, the police raided the pawnshop and confiscated a lot of things including the gold watch. "

"Raid the pawn shop? What's the reason?"

"Help sell stolen goods. According to Jinshan, pawnshops are more or less involved in selling stolen goods. Don't you think this is a coincidence? I just sold the gold watch and the police took action."

Tamamo nodded: "It makes people wonder if there is any manipulation on the watch."

"Then the Kitamachi Police Department happened again today."

"I feel like you've been involved in something again." Tamamo smiled, "Maybe you're destined to not be able to join in with these bad guys, even if they appear to be inseparable."

Kazuma shook his head: "Am I going to be forced to become a new force in the Metropolitan Police Department?"

"It just so happens that you are on the line of Chief Cabinet Secretary Onoda now, and you may be considered to be Chief Secretary Onoda's influence in the future." Tamamo said, looking back at Asano.

Asano sighed and said, "My father and I actually don't have a good relationship. You see, I even use my mother's surname. That speaks volumes!"

"Others won't care so much." Tamamo said, "I'll ask you to be our backer for Kazuma."

"Don't! I'm very unreliable. But for such a strong person in the police force, you definitely don't need any backers. You can beat the enemy to pieces just by yourself."

Tamamo glanced at Kazuma's profile.

Kazuma also glanced at her, and after their eyes met, he smiled slightly: "Don't worry, it's not the first time I've faced a powerful enemy. I've been doing this all these years."

Tamamo nodded, and then whispered: "If something happens that you can't handle on your own, please rely on us disciples. Neither I nor Honami will do anything for you."

"This is not a soft meal. We are impressed by your personality, so our strength is also your strength."

Asano whistled and shouted: "It's so sweet! It's so sweet! You still insist that I'm just an apprentice after the police department said this?"

Kazuma raised his hand and gave Asano a sword.

Tamamo ignored Asano completely, and asked thoughtfully: "Do you think the Kitamachi police officer has discovered that his wife has been unfaithful to him?"

"I don't know, I don't know this Kitamachi Police Department." Kazuma shrugged.

Tamamo continued: "Assuming that the Kitamachi Police Department has discovered his wife's infidelity, then he will definitely not only make this preparation. I think we should find other back-ups from the Kitamachi Police Department."

Kazuma: "Are there any other back-up players?"

"Even if you don't consider the element of his wife's infidelity, the Kitamachi Police Department may have made two preparations in order to be prepared."

Kazuma: "Indeed. But the things he leaves behind will definitely be given to people he trusts. If he can't even trust his wife, who will he trust?"

Tamamo fell into thought.

At this time, Asano from behind said: "Will he send the evidence to reporters? Especially those investigative reporters?"

Kazuma raised his eyebrows: "It is possible. If there is no one you can trust around, then trusting the 'fourth authority' is indeed an idea that ordinary people have."

The fourth estate generally regards journalists and other news media as the fourth estate outside the separation of powers.

As a time traveler, Kazuma got to know Hanabusa Takashi, so he had no idea about the fourth power.

But ordinary people don't think like this.

Kazuma murmured to himself: "Just in the past week, the Kitamachi Police Department may have had a premonition of danger, so they told Mrs. Kitamachi that if something happened to him, he would use the 'killer' in the safe. But... he might take those things Send it to the newspaper? Wouldn’t it be equivalent to completely breaking up if you actually send it?”

Tamamo said: "Is it possible to put it in a convenience store and leave a message saying, 'If I don't come to pick it up on the weekend, please send it for me.'"

"Do convenience stores still have this kind of service?"

"Yes, convenience stores are very convenient now." Asano said.

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