Tokyo Barrister: Start the law firm bankruptcy

Chapter 826 Awakening Niwa

Under the night sky, a white Toyota stopped in front of Kyoto Third General Hospital. The towering hospital building indicated that this was an extremely grand and advanced hospital. This was indeed the case. Kyoto Third General Hospital had absorbed many medical students from Kyoto University and was also a well-known hospital in Japan. These brand-new facilities and modern buildings demonstrated the strength of this hospital.

Kitahara got out of the car and walked straight to the inpatient department, with Sancheng following closely behind him.

Because of what Nishino had told him, Niwa's ward was arranged on the 7th floor. Two plainclothes police officers took turns to look after him. The hospital's cameras were monitored by someone at the Kyoto police headquarters.

"Hello, it's past visiting hours." In the lobby under the inpatient department, a nurse stopped Kitahara.

"I called your hospital and went to the ward on the 7th floor."

"Okay, I'll confirm it." The nurse immediately went to the counter and made a phone call to confirm. After learning that there was no problem, she bowed to Kitahara.

Kitahara walked to the elevator and pressed the button.

In order not to expose the fact that Niwa is under police protection here.

Only the head nurse knew that there were plainclothes officers watching Niwa.

Soon, the elevator started.

Came to the 7th floor.

Late at night, the corridor outside the ward was lit with dim lights.

Because the Kyoto police had informed him, Niwa stayed in a single room.

Take a step forward.

The ward at the corner is where Niwa is.

He knocked on the door gently and then walked in.

What Kitahara saw was a pale face.

The curtains of the hospital bed were drawn open, and the moonlight from outside shone in. A woman with a tired, pale face was lying on the bed. The small table lamp on the bedside table next to her was turned on. Under the dim light, she was flipping through a small notebook, occasionally writing something down.

"Are you awake?"

Niwa was startled when she heard Kitahara's voice, but when she saw him, her tense nerves relaxed instantly. She saw this lawyer before she closed her eyes, and she saw him after she woke up. She met this male lawyer in the Kawamoto Expressway case, and she didn't expect that she would have such a deep relationship with him later.

"Thank you." Niwa said, "Without you..."

"I'm glad you're okay." Kitahara interrupted Niwa's polite words.

The female reporter then noticed that there was another woman standing next to Kitahara.

"Let me introduce you, this is Misumi Mikoto, a forensic doctor." Kitahara took the initiative to speak. After hearing Kitahara's introduction, Misumi bowed slightly to Niwa.

"I'm sorry to bother you so late." Kitahara continued.

"No." Niwa replied, "The hospital should have told you. I'm afraid my situation will implicate my family, so I don't dare let them come to see me. I can only ask you for help."

Niwa still felt a slight headache.

I couldn't help but frown slightly and covered my head with my hands.

"how?"

"It's okay." Niwa said.

"I'll get straight to the point." Kitahara looked at the female reporter in front of him and said, "Who beat you up like this? The surveillance cameras in that abandoned building are all broken. The police have also checked the surveillance videos of the surrounding streets, but no suspicious people have been found for the time being." "It was a Westerner." Niwa said, "Blond hair and blue eyes, he looks like a middle-aged man, his nose is very pointed, like an eagle's beak. His temperament looks a bit scary."

"Foreigners?" Kitahara began to think.

He didn't expect that the person who committed violence against Niwa would be a Westerner.

Even foreigners were involved.

"Then, this person is very good at torturing people." Niwa touched his right shoulder, "My right shoulder was severely fractured by him. The doctor told me that I have basically lost the ability to raise my right hand. After waking up, I tried, but I could hardly lift it horizontally. Now, just holding the weight of a book makes my right shoulder hurt so much."

Listening to Niwa's words, Sancheng felt a little shocked.

Although Niwa's right shoulder fracture was treated at the Kyoto Hospital, and he looked normal, the serious sequelae were basically irreversible. This was probably only done by a cruel person who took pleasure in torturing others.

Kitahara was thinking about the unusualness of this information.

Westerners tend to attract attention.

If the purpose was to avenge the murder of Niwa, why choose a Westerner whose appearance would be easily exposed?

This is a strange anomaly.

Of course, there is an explanation for what is wrong.

That is--

This Westerner is a professional killer.

Otherwise, there is no need to let a Westerner take action.

If a Chinese citizen is caught doing these things, it is difficult for him to escape. But if a foreigner is caught, he can escape cleanly by simply leaving the country with his passport before the police issue a notice.

This would make things difficult.

If all this is related to that extremist organization, then what he has to face is probably not only the top leaders of that organization, namely the preachers and those who enforce the doctrine, but also professional killers.

Since they can afford to hire assassins to plant bombs, they can naturally afford to hire foreign killers.

"How did you two come into contact?" Kitahara asked further.

"At the time, he pretended to want to give me the account books of Ohgawara's research and development company," Niwa said. "So he arranged to meet me in that abandoned building. I was eager to track him down, so I let my guard down. He attacked me while I was looking up the information."

"By the way," Niwa suddenly asked, "Do you have a laptop with you?"

"Why?" Kitahara said, "I came to see you tonight because you woke up. There's no need to talk too much about the specific case. When you recover a little, we can talk slowly."

"No, I really can't wait any longer." Niwa said, "That Westerner said he hacked into my work network drive and deleted all my data on it. I have to see if it's true."

The female reporter then spotted the briefcase Kitahara was carrying.

Kitahara always carries a briefcase with him.

There was indeed a laptop inside.

"There should be a computer inside." Niwa made a default assumption directly. "I must open the computer and log into my network disk. There are a lot of my hard work on it. And I also want to know who is involved in the production and research enterprise that makes them use such brutal means to deal with the pursuers."

(End of this chapter)