I am the devil, I only know how to trade.

"Did you go to that izakaya again after that?" Oreki Kimie asked. "His sake is really good."

If it weren't for being too busy these past few days, preparing for a trip abroad, Oreki Kimie would have liked to go to that place for a drink.

“I’ve never been there.” Kato Megumi shook her head. “I’ve been preparing for it these past few days.”

Oreki Kimie looked at her with a half-smile: "That izakaya gave me a very strange feeling, and the owner was strange too. You see."

As she spoke, she took out a magazine about shogi (Japanese chess).

The interviews with Luo Feng and Kong Yinzi were published in the weekly magazine, which, of course, is not published every day.

Therefore, the matter between Luo Feng and Kong Yinzi has only been noticed by those who follow shogi so far, while ordinary bystanders like Oreki Gonghui have learned about it later.

“Sora Ginko, the izakaya owner, um… Sora Ginko is that girl, right?” Kato Megumi suddenly realized, “So they’re a couple.”

"Letting your girlfriend dress up as a maid at your own izakaya, people these days really know how to have fun." Oreki Kimie pondered, "I always felt that the two of them didn't seem like a couple, and that Sora Ginko seemed a bit afraid of the owner."

“Hmm…” Kato Megumi nodded: “It doesn’t look like it at all.”

"Is it possible that the boss has such a powerful backer that he directly forced Kong Yinzi?"

Oreki Kimie was used to this kind of thing: "Never mind, this has nothing to do with us."

She herself would like to get to know Luo Feng better.

Luo Feng seemed like a very generous person, which suited her taste perfectly.

However, what he hides beneath his outward appearance is what Oreki Kimie most wants to see.

She always felt that Luo Feng was the kind of guy who could help an old lady cross the street one second and then throw a nuclear bomb on the ground without any hesitation the next.

She had a strange premonition that if she got closer to Luo Feng, something interesting would happen, bringing some excitement to their otherwise uneventful life.

She's actually a bit bored with her current life. She's been traveling and running around since high school, which shows she's a person who can't sit still.

She has also participated in many extreme sports.

It's not easy to meet an interesting person, and there might even be interesting things happening, so it's impossible for her to let it go.

The aftermath of that murder case, the inside story, and the mysteries surrounding Luo Feng fueled her desire to explore further.

Her sixth sense told her that this murder case was definitely not as simple as a so-called top secret.

She had already made plans. After her studies abroad were over, she would go to Luo Feng's place for drinks again and see if she could get any unexpected results.

"Okay." Kato Megumi was very obedient; she would investigate if she was told to, and she wouldn't if she wasn't told to.

"Your fiancé hasn't contacted you at all?" asked Oreki Kimie.

"We haven't been in contact, so it's okay now, right?" Kato Megumi said calmly. "I've been reading dating magazines lately. I wonder when I'll meet the right person. If I do, it should be better to take the initiative."

She has such a low profile that if she doesn't take the initiative, it's unlikely that others will notice her.

Getting married isn't that easy.

There aren't that many good unmarried men to begin with, and given that Kato Megumi is used to observing people before getting to know them, it's hard to say how long this will drag on.

"We're about to take off," said Oreki Kimie.

"Okay." Kato Megumi took out her phone.

Just then, she received an email on her phone from Eriri.

She casually opened the package and glanced at it: 'Can we talk? I have something I want to tell you.'

Sorry, I'm going to England now, on the plane. I'll contact you later.

After replying to the email, Kato Megumi turned off her phone and then pulled out a magazine that came with the plane to read.

Eriri on the other side was completely bewildered. On the plane?

How am I supposed to explain this to her, how am I supposed to apologize!

Wait, if we can't meet...

Eriri also breathed a sigh of relief.

She felt that it was better to talk about these things over the phone than to meet in person.

Just like some things, you can't say them face-to-face or over the phone, but you don't feel guilty when you type them out.

As for Luo Feng's request for Kato Megumi to forgive her, is it a verbal request or a heartfelt one? Can written words truly earn her forgiveness? What if she doesn't forgive him and he can't offer a sincere apology in person...?

Fortunately, Eriri isn't fighting alone; she has her lovely mother...

…………

The situation with Sora Ginko is quite easy to explain. She went to the hospital to see Kuzuryu Yaichi, who is currently in a state of autism, and it's unknown how long it will take for him to recover.

He doesn't say a word no matter who looks at him.

When Kong Yinzi arrived, he immediately covered his face.

Now his head, hands, and all his body are covered in bandages.

The official explanation was that he had tripped and fallen.

As for how he could have fallen like that, regardless of whether others believe it or not, the reporter who interviewed him, who was also the girl who hugged him back then, believed it and posted it online.

What others imagine is none of her business.

Sora Ginko ran into many acquaintances at the hospital, including Kiyotaki Keika.

She admitted that she was involved in the matter, but she didn't intend to take all the blame.

It's just that Kuzuryu Yaichi found her current boyfriend and felt that she had no chance, so she started to give up on herself.

Well... in general, they are indeed similar, only a few minor details have been omitted.

Kiyotaki Keika knew all this, but she was completely helpless when she had no money.

It seems she's truly determined not to return to Yaichi Kuzuryu's side.

I'm afraid that even when she grows up and realizes who the best choice is to be with, she'll have already been taken advantage of...

She felt it was a pity that such a good relationship had ended like this.

After Kong Yinzi explained herself, she left without anyone questioning her.

Those little girls?

Kong Yinzi didn't have time to deal with these kids.

After choosing Luo Feng, she felt she should consciously keep her distance from everyone, otherwise, Kuzuryuu Yaichi was the best example.

For her, the path of shogi is a path of seeking the Way.

The path to enlightenment is always a solitary one.

Chapter 130 Switching to the Film Set

Luo Feng searched on the computer and quickly found a similar deal.

A girl was stalked by a stalker for a year, and her entire life was thrown into chaos.

In Japan, there are two terrifying things for girls: perverts and stalkers.

If we're talking about which of these two is more terrifying, it's probably the stalker.

After all, a stalker knows everything about a girl—her address, when she comes and goes, even her phone number and social media accounts. One is in the open, the other in the shadows; just thinking about it is enough to send chills down your spine.

There are plenty of people like this in Japan; stalking and being stalked are common occurrences.

Some girls will choose to call the police, while others will choose to swallow their anger and try to resolve the issue by transferring schools, changing phone numbers, and so on.

Even reporting it to the police is difficult to handle, especially given the appalling efficiency of the Japanese police, who often dismiss reports as exaggerations.

Luo Feng looked at the deal with a playful smile on his face.

"Nothing is true, everything is permitted. Toil in the darkness, yet serve the light." Luo Feng said softly, "There really are such strange organizations in Japan... I just wonder if Yukino can seize this opportunity for promotion."

…………

Metropolitan Police Department.

"Yukino, let's go get some barbecue after get off work." Yuuki Fuwa walked up to Yukino.

In this Metropolitan Police Department, she still prefers to be with Yukino.

One is that the two of them are colleagues in the same group, and the other is that Yukino has a strong sense of justice. When she catches a criminal or solves a case, she does her best to ensure that the criminal receives the punishment he deserves.

Even if someone is unable to move, she will try to make them bleed more.

It's tragic that it takes connections to punish a criminal.

Yukino is a rare breath of fresh air in this strange Metropolitan Police Department.

Yukino's reasons for seeking promotion are different from those of normal people. Although she also wants more power, she wants that power to bring more criminals to justice, unlike some people whose original intentions have changed.

"Barbecue..." Yukino thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "Okay."

She hadn't gone to see Luo Feng these past few days, but the case from before still lingered in her mind.

After several days of investigation, she has confirmed that there is a mole, but her superiors thought it was related to top secret, so they haven't taken any action or urged her to do anything.

Was what that mole did really the right thing?

What exactly is the purpose of helping Nakagaki Wataru? Is it because of a grudge against that developer, or is it simply to uphold justice?

Yukino had a strange thought: she hoped that the mole was simply a pawn, and that he or she helped him or her for political reasons, rather than to uphold justice.

That way, she won't feel so burdened.

Such things happen quite often. People at high levels are capable of anything in their power struggles. Japan's political circles are very complex and murky.

Soon, the two arrived at an ordinary barbecue restaurant. After ordering, Fuwa Yuzuki stretched.

Yukino still seemed preoccupied, and the question of law and justice could be considered a philosophical one.

"By the way, Yukinoshita, are you still investigating our internal problems?" Fuwa Yuzuki said casually, as if this matter had nothing to do with her.

"Hmm, there's something I've been wondering about. You said upholding justice, but does that mean doing what you believe is right, or upholding the law?" Yukino said softly, "The situation in Japan is too complicated. Many criminals are still at large. We have evidence but can't arrest them, or if we do, they're released soon after..."

A murderer killed six people and was sentenced to life imprisonment, but he was only imprisoned for two years before being released.