I teach kendo in Tokyo

Back to the present, Kazuma listened to Detective Shiratori and walked towards the iron gate.

At this time, his mood had calmed down a bit, and a lot of the adrenaline accumulated in his body during the battle had been metabolized.

Then he remembered something.

——I have to sing a song of victory, otherwise I won’t be able to convert all the actual combat experience into actual combat levels.

How can we do this battle tonight without singing a song?

If you don’t sing a song, how much experience will you lose!

No, you have to sing, you have to sing now!

As for what to sing, Kazuma didn't hesitate at all.

Didn't Detective Shiratori just play "justifiable defense"? This is exactly the same as the ending of the movie "Manhunt". In Hema's life, it was "Manhunt" that suddenly popularized the term "justifiable defense" and made it a household name all over the country.

Therefore, it seems just right to play a hunting theme song "La Ya La" at this time.

The situation is just right, the decisive battle has just ended, and all problems have been - at least temporarily - solved.

Just right for a song.

So Kazuma began.

Not to mention, as soon as I started humming the song, my mood improved, my steps became brisk, and the taste of victory came soon after.

Kazuma was immersed in the afterglow of victory and walked with the wind.

**

The surrounding police officers looked at Kiryu Kazuma with confusion as he suddenly started humming a song.

A police officer whispered: "Isn't this a song from a Ken Takakura movie?"

Then the people next to the police officer immediately booed, for fear that their colleagues would disturb the interest of the boss (referring to He Ma).

Detective Shiratori and Detective Takayama looked at each other.

"What does this humming song mean?" Detective Gao Shan asked in a low voice.

"Looks like I'm getting into the mood, hum a little." Detective Shiratori responded.

"After experiencing such a life-and-death battle, can you still be interested? If it were me, I wouldn't be able to hold the water glass firmly when drinking water."

"Don't use our standards to measure this kind of 'abnormal things'." Detective Bai Niao said with a well-informed look, "Have you ever seen the Chinese Water Margin? The real hero is to go out and kill everyone in the morning. When you come back in the afternoon, you can drink a lot of wine and eat a lot of meat."

"A true hero." Detective Gao Shan was stunned. "He hasn't even celebrated his eighteenth birthday yet."

"During the Warring States Period, many samurai began to gallop on the battlefield at the age of 14. Isn't it strange?" Detective Shiratori glanced at Kiryu Kazuma who had already walked to the iron gate. "Since ancient times, heroes have been born young."

Gao Shan added: "Having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou?"

"These two words are not the same, Mr. Gao Shan. Yours is from the Three Kingdoms."

In Japan, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is called the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Detective Gao Shan shrugged: "It feels quite fluent, but I don't understand Chinese."

Then he looked at Kazuma who was opening the iron door and muttered: "Young hero, such a kid wants to go to Tokyo University and then join the Metropolitan Police Department? Maybe before I retire, he will become my boss... "

"With this possibility, I don't have to worry. I will retire in a few years." Detective Shiratori patted Detective Gao Shan on the shoulder, "You will have to do your best by then."

**

Hema hummed and pulled, and he walked out of the iron gate and walked down the security ladder, getting faster and faster as he went.

Music can indeed adjust one's mood, and this is the best example.

Along the way, Kazuma encountered several waves of police officers. When the police heard the melody, they all turned their heads to look over with curiosity. Then they immediately looked away when they found out it was Kazuma.

Kazuma sighed, you are the police after all, why should you be so afraid of me, a high school student?

But he was too lazy to care about these people. He was too busy humming songs to absorb practical experience.

Although we won the battle today, who knows if someone stronger will jump out tomorrow.

What if there is a stupid young Yakuza who wants to defeat the new legend and improve his own record?

It’s important to absorb practical experience!

Kazuma pulled and pulled, humming, as he passed the officers.

Although he did not take the initiative to pay attention to the police officers, the police officers' whispers still penetrated his ears.

"That's him. The Jida inside was beaten stupid. It's said that he seems to be possessed by an evil spirit."

"What I heard was that Fudo Myooh was possessed."

Kazuma almost wanted to jump out and say "I am a dragon", but he was reluctant to interrupt his chanting - experience points!

Kazuma just hummed all the way, as if strolling in a leisurely way, to the first floor.

A police officer respectfully handed over a large black umbrella.

Kazuma finally stopped singing: "No need, I'm already soaked anyway. By the way, there should be the bamboo hat I threw away on the first floor. It's a relic of my grandfather. Please return it to me intact after the evidence collection is completed." .”

"I understand. I will report it to the police department." The young police officer who delivered the umbrella saluted Kazuma in a very standard way, then turned around and left with the umbrella.

Kazuma hummed a song again and walked around the Tsuda-gumi office building - it can only be said that it was once the Tsuda-gumi office building, but now the Tsuda-gumi office no longer exists.

After arriving at the side of the road, Kazuma saw from a distance a group of Yakuza standing in darkness opposite.

None of them had umbrellas and stood tall in the heavy rain.

Nishikiyama Heita, standing at the front, stared at Kazuma.

Kazuma also looked at him, and kept pulling and pulling in his mouth.

**

Nishikiyama Heita looked at Kiryu Kazuma, who was wearing a broken kendo uniform, and was deeply shocked in his heart.

The scars left by the sword showed that Kiryu Kazuma had experienced a life-and-death struggle - the Tsuda-gumi cadres and minions were obviously fighting with the intention of killing Kiryu Kazuma.

After such a deadly fight, with only these few scars on his body, it is enough to show how powerful Kiryu and Ma are.

Nishikiyama Heita has seen the end of many powerful warriors. Most of them were unable to defeat four hands with two fists and died in endless mixed battles.

There are only two legends who can accomplish the great feat of single player dismantling. Nishikiyama Heita has only seen two since he "entered the industry". Now, Kiryu Kazuma is the third.

Kiryu Kazuma now had a relaxed look on his face and was humming the theme song of Takakura Ken's hit movie, as if he had just taken a trivial post-dinner walk, relaxing and comfortable.

"That's right," Nishikiyama Heita thought to himself, "For Ryuu, dismantling a third-generation organization like the Tsuda-gumi is nothing more than an after-dinner exercise."

Thinking this way, Nishikiyama Heita lowered his head to Kiryu Kazuma on the other side of the road, bent down, and bowed 90 degrees.

**

Kiryu Kazuma was shocked when he saw Nishikiyama Heita bowing to him.

What the hell, are you going to recognize me as your eldest brother? Ah, no, according to the formula of the movie "The Dragon Back to School", this should be recognizing me as "Grandpa".

Although he was surprised, he couldn't stop humming, and he could draw as much experience points as he could.

The Yakuza behind Nishikiyama Heita were obviously startled by the group leader's actions, but they immediately reacted and bowed in Kazuma's direction.

More than 30 people from all walks of life were bending 90 degrees uniformly in the heavy rain. This scene looked quite impactful.

At this time, a drunken office worker with a tie on his head staggered over to the roadside. When he saw this scene, he immediately sobered up, turned around and ran away in panic, even throwing his umbrella on the ground.

Kazuma looked at the Yakuza, feeling that the misunderstanding would be too big if they didn't say anything, so he stopped "pull and pull" and said loudly: "You don't have to bow to me, I didn't kill Masaaki Tsuda, Detective Shiratori." Just for self-defense. I will not become a member of the Yakuza."

Nishikiyama Heita straightened up and looked at Kazuma in disbelief: "You didn't kill him?"

"Didn't I say that Detective Shiratori acted in self-defense. I let you down." Kazuma paused and added calmly, "However, I helped you eradicate the Tsuda Group. You bow to me." It’s appropriate to bow, so I accepted it.”