Alchemists do not need self-cultivation

She looked at Isaac in disbelief.

No, that's impossible. Satomi after losing his memory is a blockhead; he wouldn't do something like that...

"Yeah, now that you mention it, it really does sound tiring," Isaac said, rubbing his head.

Tendo Kisara's mouth dropped open.

"But in the end it was actually quite refreshing."

Tendo Kisara picked up his phone.

She hesitated whether to call the police.

"At least we've finally left the city of Lothric."

"Huh?" Kisara didn't know what Isaac was talking about.

Isaac picked up the game disc and complained, "So what's the point of making the game so difficult?"

Kisara breathed a sigh of relief.

"Oh, you were talking about games."

Just then, she looked up and found Isaac and Tina staring at her strangely.

"Boss, what else did you think it was?"

"No, no, it's nothing," Kisara laughed it off.

Breakfast was naturally prepared by Tina, as Kisara couldn't cook. As for Isaac, although he might possess the cooking abilities of 'Rentaro Satomi', he was still worried that the kitchen might explode when he used it.

When I have nothing to do, I turn on the TV and watch something.

I opened a channel and heard a sigh: 'The cursed child has finally done this...'

Upon hearing the sound, Isaac and Tendogi focused their attention on the television program.

On the screen, the on-location reporter is talking to the commentators in the studio.

The caption in the upper right corner of the screen, written in bold calligraphic font, reads: "The crimes of the cursed child: activist brutally murdered!"

According to the reporter's statement, the body of the Tokyo branch leader of the "Pure Blood Society," a secret organization in Japan with nearly 100,000 members known as the "Anti-Cursed Children," was found in a park a few kilometers north of his home in Tokyo's Second Ward. The park was a gathering place for young delinquents, and initially, it was believed to be their crime, but it was later discovered that this was not the case.

According to eyewitness testimony, the deceased was attacked by a group of children who appeared to be from the outskirts of the area. During the confrontation, his head struck the stair railing violently, fracturing his skull. He died from a brain contusion at the hospital he was transferred to. Cuts and other external injuries were also confirmed on the victim's body before his death.

The "Pure Blood Society of Japan" is a large organization that brings together many politicians and regional leaders. In response to this incident, the president issued a statement strongly condemning the barbaric and brutal act.

Based on eyewitness testimonies, the female reporter walked through the park where the incident occurred, vividly recounting the rumors with an earnest demeanor.

She was polite and followed press guidelines, using honorifics throughout.

However, aside from that, she used all sorts of harsh words to belittle the cursed child.

Isaac glanced at the TV station's icon; it appeared to be a Tokyo-area television station.

It seems that threats alone are not enough; they appear to have returned to their old ways for some purpose.

"Indeed, lessons learned without pain are meaningless," Isaac murmured.

Then he noticed Tendo Kisara trembling beside him.

"Boss, what's wrong? It's summer now."

Kisara's eyes widened, his face turning ashen as he hugged himself tightly.

"This event will cause a huge shift in public opinion."

Her concerns were not unfounded.

The Senate's important policy of respecting the basic human rights of the Cursed Children—the Gastrea Law—was scrapped. Instead, a bill that seemed to have been prepared in advance—"Reaffirming the danger and countermeasures of the Cursed Children transmitting Gastrea viruses to humans"—was introduced and passed by the House of Representatives.

This bill, commonly known as the 'Family Registration Deprivation Law', stripped Enju, Tina, and Natsuyo Senju of their family registration and citizenship the moment it was enacted and officially implemented, placing them outside the protection of the Japanese Constitution. It was an extremely cruel law.

In other words, if this bill passes, then everyone who abuses or kills the cursed child will go unpunished, and these cruel acts will become legal.

Isaac didn't react much to this.

Firstly, Natsuyo Senju had already acquired Amestric citizenship. Although she is not protected by the Japanese Constitution, she is protected by Isaac and the entire country behind him.

As for Yeonju and Tina, and the students in the outer district, Isaac assured them that no one would dare to touch them under his nose.

However, one downside is that if things continue like this, the police company's business will become increasingly difficult, since the police are composed of initiators and promoters, and the initiators are the children of the curse.

If the initiator loses their position, then the status of the police will also plummet.

Seeing the fear in Mugen's eyes, Isaac asked:

"Boss, should I go and slaughter all 100,000 members of the [Pure Blood Society of Japan] right now?"

He felt that keeping these people around would only negatively impact his own interests.

Chapter 283: Changes in Teaching Content

“This… let’s forget about it.” Kisara had calmed down by now. “After all, this organization brings together a large number of high-ranking Japanese officials. If too many of them die at once, it will cause domestic unrest.”

She now had no doubt about Isaac's efficiency—the ability to get him to pick her up in the morning, complete meetings, assemble the team, block roads, and then deploy a number of main battle tanks by the afternoon.

She had no doubt that if she said, "Go to Satomi," the next morning 100,000 prominent figures across Japan would be found dead in their homes.

Then Japan was pretty much finished.

"You've become a little too outstanding since you lost your memory," Kisara said, rubbing his head.

"Isn't it better to be more outstanding?"

"Hmm...it doesn't seem so bad." Kisara smiled again.

Overall, she was quite satisfied with the 'amnesiac' Rentaro Satomi. He would be even more perfect if he didn't occasionally act crazy.

More importantly, after hearing his desire for revenge, he did not show any rejection, but was willing to help him.

"By the way, Satomi, how's the search for your support team going?" Kisara asked.

Currently, her concern is still about Isaac's support troops.

"Oh, this? I just found a teammate yesterday, I think that should be enough."

“How can that be enough? This is a massive war against two thousand Gastrea. It’s safer to have more teammates.” Kisara said, handing a note to Isaac.

What is this?

"You could try contacting some of the more well-known police teams in Tokyo."

Isaac looked at the note from both sides and said, "Boss, I think we don't need to consider those ranked after the top 1,000. It's completely meaningless."

“There aren’t that many people ranked above 1000 in the Tokyo area. Besides you, our company only has one other duo ranked around 800,” Kisara said helplessly. “Then why don’t we ask him?”

"Forget it, it's not about the quantity of teammates, but their quality, and they must have good teamwork."

"Alright, then I won't try to persuade you anymore." Kisara sighed, then asked, "Who is that group you're looking for?"

“Oh, you’ve met him before, boss. He’s Hiruko Kagetane,” Isaac said.

"what!?"

Kisara was startled by Isaac's words.

"That wanted criminal?"

"That's right, it's him."

"Isn't this too dangerous?"

"No, there is no conflict of interest between him and me."

"...Have you thought it through?"

"of course."

“Alright, you can decide this yourself,” Tendo Kisara said.

After giving her some instructions, she left Isaac's place with Tina.

"Boss, those kids in the outer area have class today, are you going over there?"

Kisara Tendo stopped and turned around with a smile, saying, "No, I have to go for kidney dialysis today, so I won't go there for now. Please apologize to those children for me."

Due to the disaster caused by the gastritis outbreak, Kisara Tendo lost a kidney. This disaster is said to be related to the Tendo family.

"Boss, do you need some treatment? I remember with the current technology..."

“No, that’s not how you find an artificial kidney. Besides…” Kisara’s eyes turned murderous, startling even Tina next to her.

“I need to use my aching kidneys as a reminder that I live for revenge.”

Isaac paused for a moment, then said, "Boss, you should go get treatment right away. I'll help you with the Tian Tong family's matter."

"Thank you, Satomi." Kisara turned around with a bright smile. "I'm sure the current Satomi is more reliable."

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As of now, the collapse of the monolith has not been officially announced, and the Tokyo area remains relatively peaceful. However, once the news is released, it's uncertain how this peaceful scene will change.

Today was another day to teach the children in the outer perimeter area.

"I believe everyone has seen the news this morning. It is estimated that Japanese law cannot protect you, so the only thing you can do is protect yourselves."

On the platform, Isaac addressed the twenty-odd little girls below who looked worried.

These little girls also heard this chilling news on a dilapidated radio station in the sewers.

They may no longer be protected by law, and those who harm them will not be punished.

"So, your teacher, who is me, will teach you some self-defense skills."

As Isaac spoke, he took out a mannequin and placed it on the podium, along with a utility knife.

"To strike someone, you need to find the right angle..."

"Wait, Satomi-sensei, stop for a moment." Elder Matsuzaki hurriedly came over and interrupted Isaac.

"What's wrong? This is a very important point of knowledge, so important that it could ruin a physical education class." Isaac looked at Elder Matsuzaki with displeasure. "Please don't interrupt my teaching process."

"Isn't it a bit much to start by teaching people how to chop people up..."

"We have to start teaching from the basics. Not everyone can drive a tank from the beginning."

“That’s not what I meant,” Matsuzaki said helplessly. “Do you really think it’s good to teach them such cruel things?”