Tokusatsu: Me, the Police God in the Kamen Rider World

Akiko Narumi, who was standing nearby, greeted him with a smile: "Minato-kun, it's been a long time!"

Minato smiled and waved his hand, his tone slightly teasing:

"Haha, to be honest, I'm actually a little afraid to see you two. Whenever you show up, I feel like something bad is going to happen."

He thought to himself, whether it's the main characters in Naruto or Kamen Riders, they all seem to have a "troublesome constitution."

But I only dare to say it in my heart.

Shotaro was taken aback for a moment, then pointed at him defiantly: "You have no right to talk about us!"

Akiko Narumi quickly chimed in, defending the detective agency's reputation:

"Exactly, exactly! Minato-kun, you're always there when something happens!"

Minato smiled and shrugged, offering no further rebuttal, before turning his gaze to the little girl who was walking toward the podium.

Shotaro and Akiko followed his gaze, frowning and muttering to themselves:

"That's typical of politicians, using children to gain sympathy." Minato remained silent, but he had the same thought in his mind.

Just then, Officer Makura spotted Shotaro Hidari and rushed over, demanding, "Detective? How did you get in here?"

Shotaro Sato proudly waved the pass in his hand: "Of course, with the pass."

Actually, I didn't want to come either. It was Representative Kusuhara who was worried about you police officers and specifically asked us to come.

Before he could finish speaking, Akiko Narumi reached out and grabbed his ear, saying irritably:

"Idiot, the customer is king, you half-baked detective!"

The atmosphere was getting lively when a gunshot suddenly rang out in the distance, the bullet hitting the painting on the podium with pinpoint accuracy.

The media in the venue instantly erupted in chaos, screaming and scattering in all directions.

"See, I told you so! Something really happened!" Minato smiled helplessly.

Shotaro Zuo retorted, not to be outdone: "Maybe you're just jinxing me!"

Despite their bickering, the two moved swiftly, rushing over to protect Representative Kusuhara and her daughter Asuka, and finding a safe corner to prepare for their transformation.

"Eternal!" Minato shouted, pressing the transformation device. "Henshin!"

The wind whipped his cloak, and a pure white figure instantly appeared. He turned to look at Shotaro Hidari, who had completed his transformation.

His tone was decisive: "I'm going to chase the enemy; I'll leave this to you."

"Okay!" Shotaro Sato immediately agreed.

"Wait, Minato-kun!" Philip suddenly spoke, his tone full of doubt.

"Who exactly are you? Why can't I open your book?"

Minato scratched his head, smiled, and waved his hand: "I'll tell you later, catching the enemy is the priority!"

After saying that, without waiting for Philip to ask any further questions, he flashed away and rushed out.

Philip wanted to ask more questions, but was pulled back by Shotaro, so he had to give up for the time being.

Shuimen looked in the direction of the gunshot, but all around was empty except for a river and lake; there wasn't even a trace of the enemy.

"Hidden?" He narrowed his eyes, using his keen observation skills to carefully scan his surroundings.

Just when he thought he had missed something, a very faint ripple suddenly appeared on the surface of the water.

"So it was hidden in the water!" Minato realized instantly, immediately inserting the Eternal Memory into the Eternal Dagger and gently pressing the trigger.

[eternal! maximum.drive]

The activation of a single invalid memory caused violent ripples in the lake, and a figure struggled to surface.

He kept coughing, clearly not expecting that Minato would see through his act at a glance.

Minato smiled and was about to make the arrest when he suddenly sensed danger and instinctively dodged to the side.

Another "bullet" was fired. By the time he regained his footing, the attacker in the river had stopped moving, and the memory had been completely destroyed.

Not long after, Renno arrived with the police officers and saw the body and flowing blood on the water.

With a look of surprise, he quickly walked to Minato's side and asked, "Minato, what happened?"

Minato's smile faded, and his tone became serious: "They've been silenced, and the other side had accomplices."

"I see, what a pity. But Minato, you've done a great job again!"

Renno patted him on the shoulder, and the surrounding police officers also gathered around, their tone full of admiration.

"Yeah, Minato-kun, you're amazing! You solved two cases in a row, and this time you were the first to find the culprit. You're so reliable!"

"With Minato-kun around, we all feel much more at ease!"

Minato smiled and waved his hand, signaling everyone to be quiet:

"Don't praise me, everyone. The case isn't over yet. The other side has accomplices. We need to be on high alert and can't let our guard down."

His gaze returned to the lake, a sharp glint in his eyes. Clearly, this turmoil was far from over.

"This isn't over yet; they definitely have accomplices!"

Minato Namikaze clapped his hands with a smile, his tone light but containing an undeniable certainty.

Everyone nodded and immediately dispersed to search for clues.

Despite their efforts, they were unable to ascertain the identity of the deceased. Just as everyone was starting to worry...

Shotaro Sakai arrived with Councilor Kusuhara and casually recounted the deceased's background.

He was a subordinate of the land owner of the site chosen by the councilor for the second Fengdu Tower.

The landowner's name is Takamura. Representative Kusuhara visited him several times to ask him to sell the land, but he refused each time.

"I never imagined he would dare send people to arrest me over something so trivial!"

Representative Kusuhara's face flushed red as he turned to Inspector Renno and shouted urgently, "Officer, the suspects have been identified! Arrest them quickly!"

Renno subconsciously glanced at Minato Namikaze. During this time, Minato had already earned the police's complete trust through his abilities.

He didn't rush to speak, his brows furrowing slightly, his mind perfectly clear: even if it were now...

If the other party can simply deny everything, the police will be helpless, especially since they are still lacking crucial evidence.

Renno understood this principle, but he couldn't resist the repeated urging from Councilor Kusuhara, so he finally nodded in agreement and led his people to Takamura's residence.

Minato followed behind on his motorcycle and patted Shotaro on the shoulder: "Shotaro, can I borrow your phone?"

Shotaro looked puzzled, but still handed over the phone: "Who do you want to call?"

Shuimen smiled but offered no explanation, directly dialing Philip's number. At this moment, Philip...

Because of the sudden transformation, half of her body was stuck in the bucket, and she struggled to break free. When she heard the phone ring, she quickly stopped and answered it.

"Shotaro? Why are you calling at this hour?" Philip's voice still had a muffled quality.

"It's me, Minato Namikaze." Minato's voice was full of his signature cheerfulness.

"Watergate? What are you doing here?" Philip immediately perked up.

"You're not going to tell me why I can't open your book, are you?"

This guy's focus is still on that strange book, as expected.

Watergate smiled helplessly: "Stop joking, Philip, it's not about the book."

I need your help looking up something.

"Huh? You're asking me for help too?" Philip was quite surprised.

In his memory, Minato Namikaze never needed to trouble others; in the previous two cases...

While they were still completely bewildered, Minato had already identified the culprit.