Upon hearing what Omi Chika said, Kiyokawa Kiri suddenly realized what was going on.

He abruptly flung away the two people holding him down. Amplified by the strange power, the two men were no match for Kiyokawa Mist's monstrous strength and were easily thrown off.

Upon seeing this, the burly man was startled and tried to yell and hold Qingchuan Wu down.

But the latter only lightly gripped his wrist, and the next moment a terrifying sound of bones cracking rang out.

"Click—"

The burly man's facial muscles contorted instantly.

Although Kiyokawa was consciously controlling his strength, he had clearly underestimated his current state. With just a light squeeze, he broke the strong man's wrist, and blood flowed out wildly.

Such a bizarre power can only be explained by ghost stories.

However, this group of Yakuza had no idea about the urban legends. They could only look at Kiyokawa Kiri with eyes that seemed like monsters. Fear had already taken over their hearts, and even the strong man fell to the ground with a pale face.

Kiyokawa Kiri had intended to eliminate these troublesome individuals in one fell swoop, but just as he was about to make his move, a man's scream came from below in the stairwell.

The man with the braid's shrill scream shattered the tranquility of the night. The heart-wrenching sound shocked everyone present, while the burly man, enduring the pain of his severed hand, trembled all over.

"Gaya coconut?"

Kiyokawa Kirito suddenly woke up, quickly threw away the severed wrist in his hand, and rushed downstairs.

However, the scene downstairs was chilling—the man with the braid was lying in a pool of blood, his hands covering his gouged-out eyes, writhing in agony on the ground.

Meanwhile, the black cat that Kayako Kawamata kept as a pet was all puffed up, its body slightly lowered, and it was making a threatening "hoarse" sound.

Kayako Kawamata was completely terrified and stood frozen in place.

Kiyokawa Kiri glanced at it and realized that it might be a manifestation of Kayako Kawamata's abilities as part of "Ju-on".

That little black cat looked only a few months old, how could it possibly blind an adult man?

Moreover, it's not just Kawamata Kayako who's exhibiting abnormalities now.

"Kayako, are you alright?"

Kiyokawa Kiri rushed forward and hugged the other person. Kawamata Kayako, as if she had finally found her pillar of support, quickly pulled Kiyokawa Kiri along, her voice trembling with sobs, "Onii-san, I'm alright... He, he..."

"Ignore him."

Kiyokawa Kiri immediately patted the other person's head and offered a few words of comfort.

Meanwhile, sirens finally came from the other end of the shopping street—presumably, a neighbor had called the police. The Japanese police, known for their tax thieves and incompetent drinkers, only sent two officers, probably thinking it was just a minor dispute.

It wasn't until they got out of the car and saw the man with the braid lying on the ground, completely blind, that they realized the seriousness of the situation.

However, there was an even more troublesome situation upstairs: the burly man whose wrist had been forcibly broken by Kiyokawa Mist, and the man whose chest had been forcibly crushed by him at the beginning.

The latter's injuries were almost the most severe; a broken rib pierced his lung, and he was practically given a death sentence.

Cases involving minors and deaths obviously cannot be treated lightly anymore.

The two detectives immediately became alert and requested assistance. One of them then shouted nervously to Kiyokawa Kiri, signaling him to raise his hands.

Kiyokawa Kiri wasn't foolish enough to clash with the police, so he immediately raised his hands.

"These people attacked first; I acted in self-defense..."

He emphasized it several times, but the other party still handcuffed him.

Kayako Kawamata was still in a state of shock when she saw Kiyokawa Kiri being handcuffed, and she became somewhat agitated.

"Hoshi—"

The little black cat seemed to understand Kayako Kawamata's intention and immediately began to hiss at the two detectives.

Realizing the seriousness of the situation, Kiyokawa Kiri immediately reassured her, "Kayako, don't be afraid, nothing will happen."

"This young lady also needs to come back with us." The detective, completely unaware that he had just escaped death, said nervously, "All those involved in the case must come back with us."

This was exactly what Kayako Kawamata wanted. Fearful and worried, she refused to be separated from Kiyokawa Kiri, so she immediately grabbed Kiyokawa Kiri's clothes tightly.

The detective who went upstairs to check was also pale-faced as he escorted the three yakuza down.

As for the one with a collapsed chest, they can only wait for the ambulance to arrive and take him to the hospital for emergency treatment.

......

......

One hour later, inside the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department in Chiyoda Ward.

Kiyokawa Kiri and Kawamata Kayako were taken to different interrogation rooms, with Kiyokawa Kiri, as the culprit, being given special attention.

He had only been in the interrogation room for a short time when two experienced veteran detectives pushed open the door and entered to begin the interrogation.

"Name, age, home address, school address..." one of the detectives asked with a stern face and in a businesslike manner.

This process isn't very formal, but whether it's formal or not doesn't matter.

Because this case is far too complicated and involves too many sensitive factors, the higher-ups have already decided to hand it over to someone else to handle, so this is just a formality now.

But Kiyokawa Kiri was unaware of all this, and seeing that things had developed to the point where they were most unfavorable to him, he immediately frowned.

He went too far...

That Yakuza is very likely dead.

Even if he didn't die, what happened tonight was definitely excessive self-defense.

Judging from the way the Japanese police handled it, it will likely cause them a lot of trouble.

Kiyokawa Kiri knew he couldn't stay here for too long, especially with the unstable factor of Kawamata Kayako. She had clearly shown signs of losing control earlier, and if he left it alone, the Ju-on might appear sooner than expected.

We must find a way to get help from others.

Kiyokawa Kiri only needed a moment to think before a figure appeared in his mind.

So he asked without hesitation:

"Can I make a phone call?"

"Who should I call?"

"Call my family, I need to hire a lawyer."

Kiyokawa Kiri calmly gave a reason that was hard to refuse. In fact, given the nature of the Japanese police, they could have simply ignored him and interrogated him however they wanted. But the problem was that he was only seventeen years old.

The tricks we used before are no longer effective, and we even have to be careful with them.

Cases involving these sensitive factors are never easy to handle.

Therefore, they consulted with their superiors and ultimately agreed to Kiyokawa's request, giving him a chance to make a phone call.

Without the slightest hesitation, Kiyokawa Kiri picked up the phone and dialed the Kawakami family's landline.

The call was answered quickly, and he immediately said, "Tomie, I'm in trouble..."

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