Crossover anime/manga, can you be my immortal companion for life?

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Chapter Sixty-Six: I'll take them down.

After hearing the description of the fish head, Kerry and Zhen looked at each other in bewilderment.

No? You mean, you fish-people have many cities underwater, and then there are a few half-fish-people hybrids who have never been to the sea but have heard that Japan is going crazy, and are planning to use the chefs' ability to make politicians go mad with a single dish to stop the discharge of nuclear wastewater? To stop racial war.

No, what kind of partner of justice is this?

Why does it sound like a story about the main character?

And unfortunately, those righteous allies will all fall to Kerry's gun.

This isn't going to be a story where humans disregard the fish-men's goodwill, a few half-fish-men fight with all their might but can't defeat the inherently evil Kree, a lackey of humans, and the Japanese islands sink as the final outcome, right?

Now, Kerry and Hehe are quite bold. They saw a dog biting a little girl on the street, so they went up and punched and kicked the dog. After beating it up, they asked the little girl why the dog was being abused because it was only eating rice and dog food at someone else's house. They felt they had to take the dog home and eat steak, so they stole the dog.

The problem wasn't with the dog, it was with the person.

The Haqqas are being jerks!

However, Kerry still felt something was off. The Deep Ones were an inherently proud race, and the changes etched into their genes couldn't be altered by a human's short lifespan.

"What about the murder?"

Kazuma, unwilling to give up, kept asking.

“Kill...kill people, we didn’t kill anyone. We cooperated with them because we knew they could get the sacrifices without killing anyone.”

They brought two females to the shore earlier for breeding and wanted me to participate, but I refused because I don't like reproducing with other males, especially humans. Later, they brought us two hearts, which I recognized as belonging to the two females.

Uh……

Kazuma was speechless at this point. It felt like these wealthy people were normal, while the students were the abnormal ones.

Upon hearing this, Kerry's expression changed, and a hint of fanaticism appeared on his face.

"Then I'll put you back. Can you contact those fishmen who sank the land? Actually, you should be able to see that we are not ordinary humans. We don't like the land as it is now. And you are right, but your approach is too naive. How can you just be so soft? You must teach humans a lesson."

Upon hearing this, the fish-man's fish eyes twitched.

No, how come we're like-minded? But under such a threat, its brain couldn't think that much. Its survival instinct made it speak its true thoughts, and it did so in that strange, odd voice.

“Good! That’s what I was planning too. They only had me stay here for docking before, but I’ve been wanting to go to the seabed for a long time. They’re too weak. Since they have the ability, they should make humanity pay the price and launch an indiscriminate attack on all of humanity’s coastal cities.”

"boom!"

Kazuma took out a gun from his pocket and pulled the trigger.

The Deep One stared wide-eyed at Kerry, who had stood up, and Kazuma, who looked somewhat conflicted beside him.

"sorry."

Kazuma gently patted the fishman's head with his hand.

"You should wait until I ask more questions."

Kerry frowned and glanced at He Zhen.

Kazuma took a deep breath.

"Sorry, sorry, I got a little excited just now."

As he spoke, Kazuma also stood up.

"You...you guys?"

Nao Satsuka looked at Kerry and Kazuma in horror and retreated to the door.

She was completely absorbed in what the fishman was saying, and never expected that the two of them would end up killing someone with a single shot while they were talking.

Why did you kill it?

"It said it would go back and tell the underwater city to destroy the coastal city. Don't let Japan's mistakes drag everyone down with it."

If what it says is true, then it absolutely cannot be let go back to report.

Kerry clapped his hands, pondering his next move. Kazuma had acted too quickly. He had originally wanted to inquire about any further clues, but now the only remaining clue was Eizan Etsuya.

And we don't even know if this guy has any inside agents in Japan.

"Let's go, wait until there are fewer people before we go find that so-called 'Ten Heroes.' Let's deal with this corpse first."

By the way, you shouldn't come here anymore. Do you have anywhere else to stay at school? If not, why don't you ask for leave and go back first? It's not safe here.

Kazuma looked at the corpse in the cabinet and felt a little uneasy. Actually, he was afraid that Kerry would empathize with these fish-men, so he decided to handle it himself and didn't notify Kerry to shoot directly. Also, he was also a little afraid that Kerry really wanted to use these half-fishmen to do something extreme.

However, after firing the shot, he didn't expect that he would feel somewhat uncomfortable.

"What about the other merfolk?"

Nao Satsuka originally wanted to emphasize again that this was her research lab and that the two of them were the intruders who were hiding things in her house to kill monsters, but looking at those two guys, she could only grit her teeth in the end.

"We will defeat them."

"What about nuclear wastewater and war?"

“We will also take down those environmental officials and bureaucrats.”

……

As afternoon approached, the sudden coup within the college left many teachers and students bewildered.

Teachers are not tools, and it's not like you can just replace them with someone else who pays your salary and then ignores you. Those who applied voluntarily are fine, but now many of them were personally recruited by Senzaemon Nakiri. Under these circumstances, the Elite Ten Council must take the initiative to build good relationships with these teachers.

The college coup was a move with both risks and opportunities. The risks were obvious: a few students dared to oppose the school.

Although each of their families had some background—for example, the soba noodle-making family of Kinokunori in the east and the west—it was still not enough compared to Totsuki.

However, the benefits are also considerable. To put it bluntly, even the most outstanding person can only maintain their status as one of the "Top Ten" for three years. After graduation, they will go back to their old ways. Now that they are among the "Top Ten," it's not impossible for them to become private chefs for some rich kid who has been laid off.

However, if the coup succeeds and they install a new leader, they will permanently change the identity of a student into that of a meritorious figure who has replaced the leader of the Japanese culinary world.

Although only one of these six is ​​truly driven by self-interest, while the others are geniuses who want to pursue higher culinary skills and participate in the rebellion, classes were still suspended today, and students were not allowed to leave their dormitories. Intense negotiations with the school's teachers and board members regarding their treatment began.

On the contrary, it seems that Kerry's killing of many people in Totsuki last night has been exposed. Kerry saw police cars driving up the mountain several times in the cabin, but when he asked Nao Satsuka to check her phone, there was no related news.

It seems that the party seizing power is suppressing the news, not wanting a death to be revealed when they are in power, as that would be difficult to explain.

Meanwhile, in the afternoon, Kerry and Kazuma found out of Satsuka Nao's hut and, guided by Satsuka Nao's years of experience in infiltrating the academy, began to navigate around the monitored area and make their way to the negotiation location.

During this time, the two repeatedly spotted security personnel wandering around the mountain road for no apparent reason. It was clear that Eizan Etsu was also afraid because of what happened last night. They were unsure if he had received news of his subordinate's death, but they estimated that the death of the Deep One had frightened him enough, so they increased security.

However, not everyone stayed in their dormitories to train obediently.

"Hey, you heard that too, right? My uncle said they saw a monster in the lake. Shouldn't someone from Fukushima like you go and find some relatives?"

67

Chapter Sixty-Seven: Tonic!

In front of a relatively remote dormitory, several students were shoving each other.

The student looked terrified and kept trying to squeeze into the room, but was blocked outside by several people.

Totsuki is a very stressful place, with endless academic pressure every day, and you have to face genius chefs from all over the world who come here.

This immense pressure needs a release channel. If you're a food battle fanatic who loves cooking, then constantly competing with classmates is a source of enjoyment.

However, if all you want to do is work hard to get a diploma, then your classmates are undoubtedly the best punching bag.

If workplace bullying among Japanese adults is like this: regardless of where you're from, as long as you follow their internal rules, they won't discriminate against you; if you don't follow the rules, they'll only show their discrimination through their actions and words.

So, schools are the simplest form of bullying, especially regional discrimination. People from Tokyo look down on people from other places, people from the Kanto region look down on people with Kansai accents, and people from the main island look down on people from Hokkaido.

The most typical area of ​​discrimination is Fukushima. After the 11 earthquake, many Fukushima residents became disaster victims and fled to other places for various reasons. Don't be fooled by the news reports that Japanese people say they trust TEPCO and the cabinet.

The fact is, it even happened that a school teacher turned off the lights and asked a student who transferred from Fukushima why he couldn't glow—a truly absurd joke.

There was also the incident where people dragged Fukushima to the toilet, stripped him naked, and insisted on seeing if he had a third hand growing from his back.

This is the scene that appears before your eyes.

It's like when people hear there's a haunted building in the school, they force the bullied person to go inside and wander around.

Since we're not allowed to go out now, let's take the bullied kids for a walk.

"No! No! I'll be expelled!"

"With your skills, you wouldn't even pass the training camp. How long do you plan to stay?"

"Enough with the nonsense. Your research club president used to be able to protect you, but now he's in dire straits himself. Speaking of which, we saw on your phone that your girlfriend back home is really pretty. How about a few of us brave the radiation and go visit her?"

Several people pushed and shoved the little boy out.

However, at this moment, two figures appeared behind the anxious boy who was pushed out.

"You are……?"

Upon seeing the two people who had appeared, the students exchanged bewildered glances.

"We are your teachers, here to check on your studies."

"Is...is it for a taste test?"

"No, I came to check on your physical education class."

"Crack!"

After a brutal beating, Kerry and Zhen tied up everyone in the dormitory except for the little boy who had started, including the dormitory supervisor who wanted to report to the school via the intercom, using the rope they found to bind the food.

“Gag them all.”

Kazuma ordered the trembling little boy to stuff a rag into their mouths.

"Remember this, and you'll do it this way from now on. And you guys, remember this too, if you bully others again, we'll deal with you again."

Seeing the group of people on the ground with swollen faces and knocked-out teeth, looking utterly miserable, the little boy trembled even more violently.

Meanwhile, Kerry was peering out of his dormitory window, secretly watching the roadside.

According to Nao Satsuka's speculation, the Elite Ten's cars would usually return from the reception building after they finished discussing matters with the other party.