Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

In the end, Yuji Noguchi left with his gambling companion, cursing and threatening that he would definitely make Kiyokawa Kiri get out of his shop next time.

The latter didn't take it to heart at all, and just stood at the door watching the two leave in a sorry state.

"Should we teach them a lesson...?"

Kiyokawa Kiri touched the "mark" on her left wrist and fell into a brief moment of thought.

Yuji Noguchi must have extorted a lot of money from Yuko Asagiri, and she's even eyeing the izakaya that belongs to the Asagiri family. If left unchecked, this gambling addict will definitely become even worse.

The Asagiri family is already struggling enough; keeping someone like that around will only make life harder for the mother and daughter.

The best way is to just kill the other party.

Although it wasn't the first time he'd done something like this, Kiyokawa Kiri found it hard to make up his mind in a short time. After all, the previous two killings were in self-defense, and this was completely different from what happened this time... If Noguchi Yuji hadn't chosen to run away but instead had chosen to take action, he probably wouldn't have hesitated.

But the other party has run away now. Should I kill them or not?

【kill】

The cold, hard words came to mind.

For this mermaid who has lived for countless years, killing doesn't require the same kind of agonizing decision-making as Kiyokawa Kiri.

Moreover, mermaids are cannibals, and Omi has probably killed more people than Kiyokawa Kiri has seen in both of his lives combined. There's no way he would be conflicted about whether to kill or not.

Kiyokawa Kiri pondered for a moment, but didn't make a decision easily. Instead, she casually asked, "Are you almost fully recovered?"

"I'll be fine after a nap. You can kill that one from before; I haven't had a decent meal in ages."

Omi Kin was still thinking about her "delicious food" and kept urging Kiyokawa Kiri to start cooking.

However, killing and eating are two different things, and Kiyokawa Kirito definitely wouldn't agree to this guy's request. So he turned around and went back to the kitchen, counting the ingredients while muttering to himself, "Stop always talking about eating people... What do you even value life for?"

Omi remained silent.

Although she didn't quite understand what Kiyokawa Kiri said, she could sense what he was thinking.

Kiyokawa Kiri used to tease her with things like "little bread" or "treat her like a treasure." Over time, she got used to it and just took it as Kiyokawa Kiri talking nonsense. After all, what kind of ghost story would it be if it didn't harm people?

Kiyokawa Kiri was simply lucky enough to know the settings of most supernatural tales, and also because she herself had become a mermaid.

If it were an ordinary person, who unknowingly got involved with some ghost story, they would have died a violent death long ago, just like Tomie Kawakami's parents.

However, thinking about this, Omi suddenly became a little interested again.

That organization called Aum Shinrikyo seems interesting.

"It's not good stuff, those people..." Kiyokawa Kirito casually remarked as he stuffed the white radish into the refrigerator.

This religion also existed in his previous life.

Japan is a country with a very high degree of religious freedom, and there are a wide variety of religious groups here. Many of these groups actually cooperate with local politicians and even high-ranking government officials, providing them with election funds or various forms of "assistance"...

Kiyokawa Kirito, in his previous life, was a renowned "gunman" who committed assassination because his family was persecuted by religion.

This makes it easy to see just how evil these religious groups are.

Especially now, in the 1990s, it can be described as the most bizarre and monstrous period in the history of the development of Japanese religious groups.

This group of people not only amassed wealth, but they were also capable of all sorts of heinous acts. Therefore, Kiyokawa Kiri had no good impression of such people and even felt a deep-seated disgust for them.

Sensing that Omi Chika seemed somewhat unable to contain himself, Kiyokawa Kiri pondered for a moment and said:

"You're not trying to persuade me to do one too, are you? Let me make it clear... I'm not as shameless as these crazy people."

I was just curious; Japan wasn't like this two hundred years ago.

I want to know how these people manage to make money using ghost stories and even create such a large religion.

"The abilities in ghost stories are varied and ordinary people who don't know anything about them can easily be fooled. What's so interesting about that?"

After Kiyokawa Kiri finished counting all the ingredients, she stretched.

He said casually, "Putting everything else aside, if people knew that I could live forever, they would definitely worship me as a god... These religions exploit this mentality to get those ignorant people to give away all their wealth, wives, and daughters."

It was like this more than two hundred years ago, and it's still like this more than two hundred years later. You humans are truly incredible...

Omi seemed quite emotional.

However, she is right; all that humanity can learn from history is to "repeat mistakes."

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......

Meanwhile, inside a building in Setagaya Ward.

Several naked women were kneeling on the ground, their faces expressionless and their eyes vacant, as if they had been deliberately "crafted" into this submissive state.

The man sitting among them, who was also naked, was named Shinji Tomomitsu.

He was the Minister of Self-Government in Aum Shinrikyo.

Yes, Aum Shinrikyo has a self-governing department, as well as a welfare department, a construction department, a science and technology department... The purpose of these departments is actually to eventually abolish the Japanese government in order to better create the so-called "Truth Nation".

What Shinji Tomomitsu is doing now is, under the guise of using the faith of believers to complete his own spiritual practice.

Although this method of cultivation seems extremely strange...

But he himself seemed to be enjoying it, showing a satisfied smile.

Just as a knock sounded at the door, abruptly interrupting his meditation, Shinji Tomomitsu slowly opened his eyes and called out with some displeasure, "Come in..."

The person who entered was a cultist dressed in a white robe, who was also a member of the autonomous department.

He deliberately kept his eyes closed, avoiding looking at the women in the room, and said respectfully, "Master Zheng, people from the Tanizaki Construction Group have arrived. They're said to be from a small company called Eguchi."

"The Eguchi-gumi?"

Shinji Tomomitsu frowned almost imperceptibly, seemingly puzzled as to why this group of people had come to find him.

However, this is the time when their sect is at its peak, and they have cooperation with many groups and companies... The superior organization of the Eguchi Group is also one of their partners, and they can't refuse to meet with them because of the cooperation.

Moreover, organizations like the Eguchi-gumi actually offer them many benefits.

There are always shady dealings within religious sects, and as the Minister of the Ministry of Self-Government, Shinji Tomomi was well aware that some of these dirty dealings needed to be handled.

If you build a good relationship with the Eguchi-gumi, you can leave these dirty tricks to them to handle.

Moreover, if these people want to get some opportunities, they not only have to put in their own effort, but also have to give money and women.

Thinking of this, Shinji Tomohiro's eyebrows gradually relaxed.

"I understand. Tell them to wait in the reception room first."