Conan: I'm Really Not Tokyo Ghost Story

That's because they're not strong enough.

A yakuza organization with only a few dozen members—to put it bluntly, isn't it just a bunch of thugs?

In comparison, the group of people the old man hired were a bit more high-class.

More people, higher rank... mainly the former.

Perhaps compared to this group of young Karami, the second wave of Karami will indeed be slightly stronger, but definitely not by much.

At most, it's just a large carambola.

Otherwise, why would a tiger waste its energy on a dog's bone?

one way or another.

At least compared to the small group that Makoto Kyogoku and Ran Mouri shared.

Sano thought of this large group of punching bags.

It is the perfect experimental subject for testing martial arts bandages.

The group of people were already visible in their field of vision.

Sano glanced at Kyogoku Makoto, stopping him in his tracks, and said coldly, "What, you really think you're invincible?"

Kyogoku Makoto was taken aback: "Are you planning to handle this alone?"

"Is that not allowed?"

Sano withdrew his gaze and walked towards the other side.

...He said he wasn't invincible, so he wouldn't let me get involved, but then he turned around and went to meet him himself. Does that mean he's invincible?

Kyogoku Makoto scratched the back of his neck. Is this guy really that much of a chuunibyou...? Well, yeah.

Otherwise, why would she be wearing such clothes?

"Are you sure you don't need to help him?"

Ran Mouri asked with some concern.

Sonoko Suzuki, however, said nonchalantly, "What's there to be afraid of? This is a tough guy who can take on hundreds or even thousands of people. Two hundred people are nothing to him."

"No, the situation is different."

Kyogoku Makoto retorted, explaining for Suzuki Sonoko: "Before, he only fought ordinary delinquents. Even if they had weapons, it was at most sticks. But here, knives are involved. Anyone who gets hit will be greatly affected, not to mention there are so many people. One is fighting to win, and the other is fighting to live or die. It's the same as the difference between walking a 20-meter-long log bridge and walking a 200-meter-long tightrope."

"Is it really that outrageous...?"

Sonoko Suzuki touched her chin.

Meanwhile, Sano below had already begun to accelerate wildly.

Finally, like a bull, he charged headlong into the group of people.

The figures began to fly around erratically again.

Now that he's here, Sano can fully unleash his potential and give it his all, and he can more clearly feel the difference between his current state and his past.

If Sano was like a bulldozer when he was fighting in the past...

So now, Sano is a... meat grinder.

Chapter 483-486, The Immortal Ghost God

Sano's speed in pushing the opponent sideways increased significantly.

Most importantly, once you are "pushed" by Sano, the consequences will be the same as before: you may feel pain for a while, lose your mobility, or faint and lose consciousness on the spot.

These will be two completely different situations.

To put it simply, it's an improvement in the horizontal pushing effect.

Of course, the specifics depend on Sano, which area he hit, under what circumstances he hit it, and how much force he used—but in any case.

Overall efficiency has indeed improved significantly.

They only met once.

About ten people were knocked down by Sano, and their fates are unknown.

Straight punch, hook punch, uppercut, elbow strike, knee strike, side kick, downward chop.

Sano's limbs seemed to become sharp blades, wielding them one after another.

Like the Grim Reaper reaping lives.

...Well, that sounds impressive, but it's really just about increased efficiency.

Sano believes that improvements in martial arts level are more evident in one-on-one duels or assassination-style attacks, rather than group fights.

The improvement isn't significant.

After all, all he relied on was his fists.

Even the best fighter has their limits.

Despite the comprehensive buffs from the special attack suit, even the Superman accessory that further increases evasion rate prevented Sano from remaining "spotless" in a sea of ​​enemies.

Not to mention the present moment.

Therefore, injury was inevitable.

"Pfft!"

A long sword pierced Sano's abdomen and emerged from his back.

This caused the expressions of the spectators to change.

Kyogoku Makoto was about to rush over to help... Maybe what Sano said earlier was right.

Makoto Kyogoku is not invincible.

At least if Kyogoku Makoto were to face these people alone, he wouldn't have the confidence.

I can guarantee that I will complete the game without taking any damage.

In the evening, Makoto Kyogoku was forced to fight Sano.

This confirmed Sano's standard for martial arts bandages, which was indeed different from that of Makoto Kyogoku.

This also greatly shocked Makoto Kyogoku.

Kyogoku Makoto had fought Sano once before, and ultimately lost by a small margin.

After training abroad, Makoto Kyogoku felt that he had become much stronger.

While it wasn't a sure win, Makoto Kyogoku himself felt that the two were evenly matched... but unexpectedly, that person also became stronger.

And it's not just a little bit.

Aside from its monstrous physical hardware, its internal software is also top-of-the-line.

Even Makoto Kyogoku suspected that the other person's skills might have surpassed his own.

Could it be because you suffered a loss last time that you have this idea?

...That can't possibly be such a huge improvement all at once, can it?

It's only been a short time, it's outrageous.

In such a short time, he was able to climb from less than halfway up the mountain to the summit of the martial arts mountain.

If they had started crawling as children and persevered until now...

Then Kyogoku Makoto might start to have doubts again.

Is this guy capable of shattering the void with martial arts and ascending to immortality?

Oops, we've gone off-topic.

Although Makoto Kyogoku admits that if one had to say who is invincible, that person is more likely to be invincible than himself, invincible is just an adjective.

At least based on the current facts, the person in front of us can still be considered human.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have gotten injured.

If Kyogoku were to get involved, he might also get hurt.

But if two people share the firepower, they will definitely suffer fewer injuries.

That means the chances of suffering a fatal injury are lower, right?

There is some connection between us... even if there isn't.

Makoto Kyogoku couldn't just stand by and watch.

However, before Makoto Kyogoku could take his second step, he was stopped by a member of the special forces team next to him.

"Don't interfere."

"...Why? Aren't you one of his people? Are you going to let him fight all by himself?"

Kyogoku Makoto asked, puzzled.

"Fight to the death?"

After a soft chuckle, the special forces member narrowed his eyes: "You know I'm the boss's man. Do you think you know his abilities better than I do?"

Do you know what my eldest son's name is?

Kyogoku Makoto paused, then hesitated, "Isn't it Kokushibo?"

"I mean the full name."

"The Black Reaper?"

Conan spoke on behalf of Makoto Kyogoku.

"Do you know why the boss is called the Grim Reaper?"

...This guy, just say what you want to say, why all this buildup?

Conan and the others were somewhat speechless, but in order to get an answer, they reluctantly took the bait and replied, "Because... he's very powerful?"

"You could say that. Actually, the title 'Grim Reaper' is just an abbreviation, just like 'Black Death'."