I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma scratched his head: "So, you brought me here to let me clean up my mess?"

Shiratori put his arm around Kazuma's shoulders: "Then you really misunderstood. I just brought you here to have a deeper understanding of what the rules you are determined to uphold are. You see, what you really should do is to find Those who disappeared, at least find their bones, and then punish the criminals who killed them.

"But no one went to look for them, because they couldn't find them, and the police would not waste their energy on this. Mr. Watanabe, because of his ambition, lost everything, and the whole family went to a dead end."

Kazuma: "Can you really not find it?"

Bai Niao pointed at himself: "I have been working in the Fourth Search Division for so many years. I am very familiar with the Jida's methods. I know every underground bank and every horse stable. When I want to recruit people to boost performance, I can always do it. Get people, but Tokyo is too big. There are 30 million people living here, and Japan only has more than 100 million people. There are too many dark corners in this place. Even a veteran detective like me can't find a place to bury the body. arrive.

"Not to mention the Yakuza's traditional art of pouring corpses into cement pillars and throwing them into the bottom of Tokyo Bay. Do you know how many construction companies are related to the Yakuza? Do you know? That's all of them."

There are several origins of the Jida, one is a port worker and the other is a construction worker.

This is actually a bit similar to China's Youth Gang. The Youth Gang was originally organized as a self-protection labor force. At first, it was just a guild-type organization, and it gradually developed into the modern Youth Gang.

Precisely because one of the origins of the Yakuza was construction workers, it was very normal for construction companies to rely on the Yakuza to violently acquire land during Japan's post-war development era.

Especially the contractors working for large construction companies, many of them just wear white gloves. In particular, small local construction companies, which are either affiliated with the Yakuza or are the property of local samurai families that became Chinese, have a strong say in the election of local leaders.

For example, the famous director Makoto Shinkai's resume states that he is the rich second generation of a local construction company. People who are familiar with Japan will know at a glance that this is the young master who ran away to make animations.

According to Shiratori, so many construction companies next to Tokyo Bay are working all day long, especially now that the deputy city center plan is being pushed forward, and the coast from Minato City to Yokosuka is full of construction sites.

Jidao asked a certain construction site to help them throw a few cans filled with cement. It would not be too convenient.

Kazuma pursed his lips: "There is a way, these 100 million yen cannot disappear out of thin air..."

"You want to check the accounts? Come on, someone who specializes in money laundering must have laundered all 100 million yen into legal income long ago, and he must have paid tax on it."

He smacked his lips with the horse. To be honest, he had mixed feelings about the system in capitalist countries where criminals also have to pay taxes. On the one hand, he was envious. There would definitely be no actors in such a country who would dare to evade taxes.

On the other hand, he was speechless. Criminals should not be allowed to pay taxes, and all illegal gains should be confiscated.

I always feel that something is wrong when the criminal's stolen money is paid tax and is forgotten and turned into legal money.

According to Kazuma's understanding, the criminals should be beheaded and their homes ransacked.

Unfortunately, such a simple wish does not comply with the principles of the rule of law - but in China, at the very least, illegal gains will definitely be confiscated, and a fine will be added.

While recalling the goodness of his motherland, Kazuma said to Shiratori: "So, if we can't find the whereabouts of the stolen money, and we can't find the body, we can't be convicted of murder, and then we still can't stop people's legal collection work, is this what you mean? "

"Yes. As a police officer, we often face this kind of powerless situation."

Shiratori's words made Watanabe and his son feel obviously depressed.

Suddenly, the kid jumped up and said, "I knew you police officers were useless! You are in the same group with those bad guys!"

Kazuma felt very uncomfortable when he was told this.

And the white bird kept staring at him.

After meeting Kazuma's eyes, Shiratori said: "However, there is a way to stop the Yakuza from causing trouble to this family."

Kazuma instinctively felt that what Shiratori was going to do was definitely illegal.

But he still asked: "What can I do?"

"It's very simple. Their legal debt collection business is not actually entrusted by the bank. After all, this kind of violent debt collection will cause a lot of problems and troubles if it really goes wrong. The bank is also afraid of causing trouble. So the bank will Package these bad debts and transfer them to debt collection companies.”

Shiratori glanced at the dilapidated building of Watanabe's house: "Although your old dojo is old, it is located in the new development zone of Sumitomo Construction, so it is affordable. I remember how much Sumitomo Construction gave it at that time?"

Kazuma: "Seventy-five million."

After all, this was the first difficulty he experienced after time travel, so Kazuma knew all the details by heart - in fact, he couldn't forget it even if he wanted to.

"Look, your dojo was sold, and three-quarters of the 100 million yen principal was repaid. But you should have seen this shabby house on the way here. The place is so remote, and there is no renovation happening around it. The bank must have appraised this house a long time ago, knowing that selling it would be a drop in the bucket. The bank packaged up all these bad debts and sold them to the most notorious debt collection companies.

"On the Jidao side, because it was bought in a package, it didn't cost much in the first place. If the land is sold successfully, it will be a pure profit. If the female family members of this family can be captured and sent to the stable to make money, the profit will be doubled. So, As long as we talk to the boss of the Yakuza, we can at least stop them from disturbing this poor family."

Kazuma looked at Shiratori: "You deliberately said this last, didn't you?"

"Yes." Shiratori was very frank, "However, this will not allow Mr. Watanabe's company and the new home that were sold to pay off debts to be recovered. And to be honest, I judge based on my rich experience that Mr. Watanabe-san In the future, the only way out is to become a drunken couple."

Watanabe glanced at Shiratori who said these words with a gloomy look, then took out a flat wine flask from his pocket and took a big sip.

Kazuma knew as soon as he smelled it that the flask contained bad, low-quality wine.

It seems that Mr. Watanabe no longer has any self-esteem, and no longer even has the desire to show off in front of others to maintain his dignity as the head of the family.

No wonder his son just declared himself the head of this family.

Kazuma glanced at the character Watanabe, but there was no entry for this guy, which meant that he was not ready to support the family in the face of cruel reality.

Even if Kazuma can help them get rid of the threat of the Yakuza and temporarily keep this safe place, what awaits this family is probably a tragedy.

Kazuma took a deep breath, turned to Shiratori and said, "Shiratori Police Department, lead the way. I'm going to talk to the big boss of the debt collection company and see if he will give me face."

Shiratori: "There's no point in giving face. You'd better get the original contract from them and tear it up in front of them."

Kazuma gave a thumbs up to show that he understood.