Living in Tokyo, starting with a lifestyle-related job

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But he wasn't so arrogant as to think he was invincible.

After all, this world has bullets, missiles, and arrows.

Even with his telekinetic abilities and quick reflexes, it would be difficult for him to dodge these high-speed attacks.

However, when encountering thugs wielding cold weapons such as knives and clubs, he is 100% confident of winning as long as they are in close combat.

After all, you can simply use teleportation to send the opponent's weapon into the magic space.

He was quite confident about the remaining hand-to-hand combat.

If he encounters thugs with fighting skills, he can also use telekinesis to attack.

Or you could just lock it in the magic space, then the opponent would have no chance of winning.

However, under normal circumstances, Shiro Shiro doesn't really want to use his telekinesis and magic space.

Using magic space and telekinesis to pretend to be magic to amuse people is fine, but it's not very effective for attacking people, as it's easy to be discovered that something is wrong.

The consequences of being discovered are still very troublesome, and there is basically no solution.

If they get caught, it's highly likely they'll be dissected.

He didn't want to be captured and dissected.

However, if he really encounters some very difficult people, Shiro Shiro is not without ways to deal with them.

In fact, given his current ability to use telekinesis and magical space...

It is entirely possible to commit crimes without others noticing.

It just depends on whether he wants to or not.

After all, the human body is actually quite fragile.

A person can die instantly if certain nerves are moved a few millimeters, air is injected into a blood vessel, or the carotid artery is compressed for a certain period of time.

However, Shiro Shiro himself is not a combative person, so he naturally wouldn't provoke anyone or anything.

Therefore, you don't really need to worry about having any conflicts with others.

There's no need to do that.

However, Shiro Shiro was now curious about the prisoner's fate and asked:

"So how many years would that robbery offender be sentenced to now?"

Matsueda Asami pondered for a moment and said:

"This prisoner is not a first-time offender; he has committed multiple crimes over the years."

"He has also been imprisoned multiple times."

“He just got out of prison recently, and because he had no money, he thought of repeating his old ways and resorted to robbery.”

"But I didn't expect that so many years have passed, and the trams and streets are now covered with surveillance cameras, so I was caught right away."

"Because he has committed multiple crimes, and even committed crimes as soon as he was released, he will definitely be severely punished this time, so there is a high probability that he will never be able to get out of prison for the rest of his life."

"And I also heard that he may have done too many bad things, or he may have some kind of cancer, which is why he was released from prison early, but now he has committed crimes again."

"So he probably won't even finish his sentence before he dies of illness in prison."

Kamishiro Shiro shook his head helplessly.

I realized that I had encountered an extraordinary person this time.

However, when it comes to this, he also has to complain about Japanese prisons.

If the prisoner is too old or has a serious illness, the prison will only provide humanitarian medical treatment at most.

In many cases, they even give you a reduced sentence so you can die outside and reduce their prison expenses.

However, some elderly men, lacking income, choose to commit crimes and voluntarily enter prison in order to earn a living.

In such situations, Japanese prisons face a dilemma: arresting the suspect is problematic, but not arresting him is equally problematic.

However, if the Japanese prison authorities don't handle this case properly—if the criminals who have committed heinous crimes and re-offended after their release are not dealt with properly—they will be in serious trouble.

Because Japanese television stations are always worried about not having any good news to report.

Do people in your prison break the law as soon as they get out?

And it was a repeated offense?

Even premature release due to cancer?

This title alone is explosive!

Television stations really do come running just by following the scent, and they also dig up and report on the inside story of Japanese prisons.

Don't underestimate Japanese television stations.

Even the smallest things will get reported to you.

It's like when a primary school student's bicycle mysteriously disappears; they could even make a whole TV show about it.

Make the story bizarre and terrifying, as if it were an invasion by a ghost.

But in the end, you'll find that the truth is that the child lied because he was afraid his mother would scold him for giving the bicycle to the girl he liked, so he pretended it was lost.

Not a moment.

Shirakaze Kamishiro and Asami Matsueda arrived at the teachers' office.

When I first arrived.

They encountered Japanese police and television personnel, and even Hojo Kirisa was there.

And the simply dressed woman was here too.

Kamishiro Hakufeng discovers that among the people at the TV station is Aibe Shino?

She came anyway.

Didn't you say you were coming on Monday?

Could it be because of this incident?

Probably.

Because Shino Aibe herself is a female presenter on TV Tokyo.

There are also some programs that specifically report on the news.

The area under their jurisdiction also happens to include Hibiya.

So it's highly likely that the TV station executives thought the news was newsworthy and directly asked her to come and interview them.

After encountering Shiro Kamishiro, Aibe Shino happily jogged over and smiled:

"Good morning, Kamishiro-kun."

Kamishiro Shirofumi politely said:

Good morning, Ms. Aibe.

"But why are you here?"

Aibe Shino smiled slightly:

"Actually, it's because you helped someone get their bag back."

"Because the prisoner committed another crime immediately after being released from prison, and he robbed patients of their essential medical funds, this is quite a topic of discussion."

"So that's why I was assigned here."

"We came here this time to broadcast this news on the evening news."

"We also obtained the school's consent."

"However, we still need to ask for your opinion. If you don't want to be on TV, we can help blur your face or just record your voice. What do you think?"

Kamdai Bai Feng smiled and said:

"I also can."

"Even if I refuse this time, I'll still have to be on your show next time."

"Since we're going to use them anyway, there's really no difference."

A sweet smile appeared on Aibe Shino's face:

"That's great."

"Of course, this isn't exactly a free interview."

"The higher-ups did provide some compensation."

"This is a 10,000 yen voucher. Although it may not be of much use to you now, please accept it."

Shiro Kaede accepted the voucher, smiling and exclaiming:

"Speaking of which, when I first met you, Miss Aibe, you gave me a voucher."

"I didn't expect there would be vouchers this time."