I'm having fun in Tokyo

She hesitated for a moment, looked at him, then at her sister and Xinjue.

"If you want to go, then go."

"Since you've already agreed to the registration, we can go register tomorrow."

Morikawa Yu hesitated for a moment, then nodded.

Although I don't understand why she suddenly became so magnanimous, this saves me the trouble.

"Okay, I'll register when I get back," he said, glancing at his sister and Xinjue.

Chi-chan and her mother are upstairs; they should already be asleep, so there's no need to worry about that.

"I am leaving."

Feiyue nodded.

She looked at Morikawa Yu, then lowered her head and whispered, "Be careful on the road... honey."

Morikawa Yu was stunned for a moment.

He looked at her and noticed that her ears were a little red and she had turned her face away.

Even though I know she's a great yokai from the Age of Gods, she's actually quite cute looking at her.

Women can be a hindrance, but having a wife doesn't seem so bad.

With his sister right there, he couldn't do anything strange to Feiyue, so he waved his hand, went back to his room to get a coat, and went straight out the door.

Ryoko is in Shibuya Ward; he definitely can't walk there.

Although the Metropolitan Police Department provided him with a car, it's almost midnight now.

He figured it would take a long time to call the Metropolitan Police Department and have them send a car over, and he didn't want to wait.

Although his older sister and Feiyue can drive, he is still worried about leaving Qianjiang and her mother alone at home.

He had always set the teleportation location marker at home, but it was unusable.

After thinking about it, he decided to ride his bicycle out of the garage.

A bicycle is a vehicle too!

Tonight, he's the Akina Mountain racing legend!

Catch the shrimp farmers!

......

Following a trail of secluded paths, Morikawa Yu arrived in Shibuya Ward.

He communicated with Ryoko in his mind and then found her location in an alley at an intersection.

He arrived at the alley entrance, parked his car at the intersection, and went inside.

Besides Ryoko, there were several police officers and a van.

However, when Morikawa Yu glanced at the police officers, he noticed that Inspector Kurokawa, whom he knew, was not among them.

However, he recognized one of the policemen; it was Inspector Fujii Itsuki, who had come to the shrine with Kurokawa Ryunosuke last time.

The reason he remembered the other person was because he later recalled that there was a movie where the male lead was also named Fujii Itsuki, and the two shared the same name.

The movie is called "Love Letter," and it's very famous. It tells the story of a pure and beautiful unrequited love that has been buried for many years. It's refreshing and touching, and it caused a sensation in Japan when it was released.

However, this film doesn't seem to exist in Japan in this era, and this Inspector Fujii Itsuki looks quite ordinary, so there shouldn't be any connection between them.

He dismissed it as a coincidence and paid no attention, then walked toward Ryoko.

She looked the same as she did in the evening: a white shirt and black trousers, exuding a simple and clean beauty.

Liangzi also saw him and pointed to a corner deep in the alley.

Warning banners were put up there, the ground was covered in blood, and there were two corpses in the middle, looking miserable, with their chests sunken and their internal organs seemingly ripped out.

He frowned and looked at Ryoko.

Chapter 83 As expected of me

"Aunt Ryoko, the monster that killed them escaped, didn't it?"

Liangzi nodded slightly: "Yes, it escaped."

Morikawa Yu glanced thoughtfully into the depths of the alley.

His vision, modified by the system, allowed him to see the night as clearly as day.

There were two bodies inside, about two meters apart.

One of them was lying on its back, while the other was lying on its side, as if it had been turned over, and its neck was unnaturally twisted.

Besides the victim's remains, there was a pair of cracked, inhuman footprints closer to the alley entrance, and messy bloodstains on the wall.

The footprints on the ground were some distance from the victim's body, while the bloodstains on the wall were very close to the body and differed greatly in size from the footprints on the ground.

It extends deeper into the wall until it disappears from sight.

Apart from that, he didn't see any obvious signs of fighting.

He pondered deeply, and a faint image seemed to appear in his mind.

A short, dark figure pounced on one of the people in the alley and swiftly disemboweled him.

Another person turned to run away in terror, but was tackled from behind by a dark figure, his neck was snapped, he was turned over, and his internal organs were also ripped out.

As the shadowy figure was feeding, a tall figure suddenly appeared and fell to the ground from the sky.

Just as it was about to grab the shadowy figure, the figure spotted it, leaped up, and with an incredibly fast speed reached the wall, running and escaping along it...

Although this is only a rough deduction, this should be what happened at the scene.

In his past life, he often had to recreate crime scenes when on missions, which had almost become a conditioned reflex.

However, since the person involved was a monster disguised as a mask, he dared not say that his deduction was entirely correct.

He looked at Ryoko and asked, "Were we unable to catch them because they were very good at escaping?"

“Hmm.” Ryoko responded, “The shikigami I sent this time told me that as soon as it landed on the ground and was about to eliminate the opponent, the opponent reacted and started to escape from the wall, eventually disappearing into the shadows deep in the alley.”

Morikawa Yu nodded, showing no surprise.

This is no different from the scene he recreated.

Although the other party eventually disappeared into the shadows, it did not affect the overall strategy.

Inspector Fujii Itsuki, who was standing next to him, was quite surprised to see him like this.

"Mr. Morikawa seems to have guessed what happened?"

Morikawa Yu nodded slightly: "The scene was well protected."

Fujii Itsuki's eyes lit up: "You can deduce what happened based on the scene... You've studied crime scene reconstruction? I've heard rumors that you're a famous high school detective, and you even have the nickname 'Pirate King,' using the alias Naruto Uzumaki..."

No, that's not me.

Morikawa Yu froze for a moment, then immediately denied it, almost losing his composure.

He recalled his "mischief" in Matsuo-cho a few days ago, and the yakuza leader who said he wanted to promote his reputation.

That bastard, didn't I tell him not to spread these things around?

"Really? Inspector Sagawa from the Public Relations Department said this is firsthand information he obtained." Fujii Itsuki looked incredulous.

"Of course it's not true. Those PR people always like to fool the public, so of course they'll say whatever's outrageous." Morikawa Yu said seriously, his face solemn.

Don't believe a word they say.

"It's all a lie."

"Huh? Is that so?" Fujii Itsuki seemed disappointed, but still didn't give up.

"Then your Excalibur technique must be real, right? The ruins of Matsuo-cho can't lie."

"Hmm...that's right."

Morikawa Yu couldn't hold himself any longer.

He suppressed his embarrassment and tried his best to maintain his aloof image, but in his heart he cursed Nagayama Takashi a thousand times.

When Fujii Itsuki saw him admit it, he immediately winked at the few patrol officers standing by, looking smug as if to say, "That's it, I wasn't wrong, was I?"

The patrol officers exchanged glances, and when they looked at Morikawa Yu again, they felt a mixture of awe and curiosity.

Sensing that they might ask about the "great pirate" and "adopted son," Morikawa Yu coughed twice and looked intently into the depths of the blocked alley, preparing to change the subject.

"Actually, I know a bit about profiling, but since the target is a monster, it's not convenient to do psychological analysis..."

Ryoko stood beside him, smiling, seemingly noticing his embarrassment.

"Inspector Fujii, I just had the Shibuya Ward Police Station send over the surveillance footage from this area. They should be arriving soon. Could you please take some men to meet them?"

"Oh, okay, Lord Ryoko!"

Fujii Itsuki immediately saluted, turned around and waved to the patrol officers, then ran out of the alley.

Soon, only he and Liangzi remained in the alley.

"Aunt Ryoko, regarding the yokai that the mask transformed into this time, could your shikigami describe its appearance?"

He asked Ryoko.

Ryoko nodded: "Sure, and it doesn't have to be that complicated."

She extended her right hand towards Morikawa Yu, pointing her index finger. Golden light emanated from her fingertip, creating a dynamic image.

The scene appears to be seen by someone, with a clearly defined perspective, and everything in the viewpoint is very small.

It must have been high above the ground before it fell and saw a monster in the alley that looked like an ape and was emanating black energy.

The other party had just turned over a corpse whose neck it had twisted off, cut open the corpse's stomach, dug out the internal organs, and greedily devoured them.

It seemed to be making a move, wanting to move forward.

The creature glanced back at it, revealing a mocking smile, then pounced on another corpse, burying its head in the body's chest cavity. It then leaped up instantly, darted off the wall, and disappeared into the shadows deep within the alley, vanishing without a trace.

Morikawa Yu frowned.

This was no different from the scene he had recreated in his mind, but the ape-like monster was different from what he had expected, and it was so arrogant when it ran away.

"Any clues, Morikawa?"

Liangzi asked a question, smiling slightly as she looked at him with some anticipation.

Morikawa Yu pondered for a moment, then shook his head.

Although he successfully reconstructed the scene, there were too few clues, and that was all he could do.

However, he immediately remembered the method that Hiigetsu had taught him for seeing weak monsters.

That ape monster was a demon, and it exuded a distinct black aura; it was impossible for it not to have left any traces.

He immediately used his sword intent to extend it outwards, and soon saw faint black mist attached to the bloodstains on the wall.

However, when the mist entered the shadows of the alley corner, it vanished completely, just like the bloodstains.

The clue is broken again.

The monster seemed to have the ability to slip into the shadows and escape, and it could also hide along with the blood mark and its own black aura.

This strange power is really a headache.

He gently rubbed his forehead, thinking of more clues, and inadvertently glanced at the shadows at his and Ryoko's feet.

The shadows were very faint; it was difficult to see that Ryoko and her shadow were there if you weren't paying attention.

He subconsciously glanced again at the shadows deep in the alley.

In my line of sight, the shadow there was no different from any other shadow.

No, that's not right!

He viewed the night as a cloudy day, and the essence of night was nothing more than the shadow of the earth! Even the shadow under the moonlight was the same!

Then such a pure shadow should not exist in his eyes!

There's something wrong with that shadow!