Chapter 56

Her obsession was her sister, Miyano Shiho, whom Akaso Kaze couldn't see, so her memories were the best preserved.

Especially the memories related to her sister, which had suffered no loss at all.

Her fuss this time was likely related to her sister again.

Akaso Kaze stopped his hand.

Miyano Akemi knelt there, pitifully begging for mercy.

That little look of hers was truly pitiful.

Fine, she’s a beauty anyway, so it’s normal to give her some preferential treatment.

An hour later, Akaso Kaze returned to his residence.

The shop staff had arrived one after another, so Akaso Kaze had to let Mrs. Yoshida go.

He introduced the new manager to everyone, so he wouldn't have to worry about the shop anymore.

There were no one-eyed guys among the staff, and Akaso Kaze didn't know when Rum would come to go undercover.

He wasn't very worried.

After all, he already had Amuro Tooru; having one more Rum wouldn't be a big deal.

Returning to his residence just one building away, Akaso Kaze took his computer out of the space and plugged it in to charge.

Miyano Akemi’s fuss was because the computer had run out of power...

Through the Eye of Space, he could see Miyano Akemi lying on the keyboard, having been brought out as well.

Spirits cannot stay in the outside world for long, otherwise they will gradually dissipate.

Only the soul space connected to the other world can provide them with magic power replenishment.

Miyano Akemi pointed pitifully at the network port next to her.

Akaso Kaze curled his lip and helped her plug it in.

If spirits don't possess anything, they have no power in the real world; they can only rely on their obsession to attach themselves to certain objects.

And Miyano Akemi had no object to attach to; she had wanted to attach herself to a handgun, but unfortunately, she was intercepted by Akaso Kaze halfway.

Miyano Akemi stuck her bottom up and lay on the power button.

She understood Akaso Kaze’s preferences very well.

Akaso Kaze couldn't help but laugh.

He reached out a finger, passed it through her little bottom, and pressed the power button.

Although there was no tactile sensation, through the Eye of Space, that visual enjoyment was also very satisfying...

As he kept penetrating the spirit’s little bottom, a webpage was opened.

This was a relatively famous novel website.

Opening a novel by a failing author, Akaso Kaze clicked on the comment section, where most of the comments were "666".

Miyano Akemi immediately swelled up as if blown by air.

Her little finger pointed firmly at a comment.

It contained a long string of inexplicable numbers.

"Is this the message your sister left for you?"

Miyano Akemi nodded.

"Can you decipher the meaning of this string of numbers?"

Miyano Akemi shook her head.

Akaso Kaze took a look.

Given the difficulty of deduction in this world, it was definitely not as simple as coordinates or time; trying to deduce it would be extremely difficult.

Akaso Kaze didn't have the leisure for that.

He was an Onmyoji who could use magic, not a famous detective.

Prediction magic.

Miyano Shiho.

An arrow pointed towards a distant target.

A secluded pharmaceutical research institute.

The surroundings were heavily guarded.

Men in black were patrolling everywhere.

In the gas chamber at the very core, Miyano Shiho was handcuffed in a corner.

"After Miyano Akemi died, you applied to go out many times. Do you know where that one billion yen is hidden?" Gin asked coldly.

Miyano Shiho raised her head, looked at Gin and Vodka in front of her, and gave a light huff.

"No wonder my applications to go out were approved so easily; so that was the reason. Heh, I’m sorry, even if I knew, I wouldn't tell you."

"Hmph, you’re asking for death!"

Vodka pulled out his handgun.

"Stop!"

Gin looked at Vodka coldly.

Vodka curled his lip and put away his handgun.

Gin looked at Miyano Shiho again.

"That one billion yen isn't important; what we value is your talent. If you agree to continue the drug research, I can plead with that gentleman for you..."

"No need! You killed my sister; I will not submit."

"Is that so?" Gin stared at Miyano Shiho gloomily.

"Since you don't need the laboratory, I’ll shut it down."

"That freezing device uses a lot of electricity."

"Sister!" Miyano Shiho struggled hard, but she was handcuffed to the wall and couldn't leave at all.

Gin checked his watch.

"The thawing time won't be long. If you change your mind, you can have the guard at the door notify me."

Gin and Vodka walked out the door.

Gin said coldly: "If she comes to her senses, call me immediately."

The guard lowered his head and agreed.

Gin left along the corridor.

Vodka followed behind, saying as they walked: "Boss, you’re too lenient with her. Do you have some ideas about her?"

Gin’s footsteps paused, but he didn't stop and continued walking.

Huh?

So Gin really does have some ideas about Miyano Shiho.

Behind them, the guard’s mouth curled up, revealing a strange smile.

He was, of course, not a real guard, but Akaso Kaze in disguise.

Once Gin and the other’s figures disappeared at the end of the corridor.

Akaso Kaze turned around, opened the door, and walked into the room.

"What are you coming in for?"

Miyano Shiho glared at Akaso Kaze.

In her eyes, the person who entered was just a guard.

She had never paid any attention to such low-level members.

Akaso Kaze smiled slightly, said nothing, and first pulled out his belt to tie Miyano Shiho’s other hand to the handcuffs.

"Since you’re going to die anyway, you might as well be of use to me."

He grabbed Miyano Shiho’s clothes.

"You, you dare! Gin won't let you off!"

Miyano Shiho’s eyes widened in terror, like a frightened little deer.

Akaso Kaze didn't care at all.

With a hard tug, all the buttons on Miyano Shiho’s coat popped off instantly.