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Chapter 603 Kamen Rider: Following the Way of Heaven, Commanding All (33)

Ever since Godzilla emerged from the sea, Japan has been heading towards hell.

With the prime minister and all cabinet officials gone, only former government secretary Rando Yaguchi and a Japanese-American special envoy, Kayoko, are now in charge of the overall situation in Japan.

"Are you sure who that man is?" Kayoko asked, sipping her coffee.

Yaguchi shook his head: "Superhuman or alien?"

"In these areas, you Americans should have more authoritative intelligence, right?"

The worldview of everyone was instantly shattered when that mysterious man appeared in the skies above Tokyo a day ago and chopped off Godzilla's arm with a single strike.

Godzilla did not die, but it fell into silence.

The US Commander-in-Chief in Japan issued the highest gag order, and only the two people in the conference room knew the relevant information. The other personnel were directly detained and imprisoned.

This made Yaguchi Rando very frustrated. This was Japanese soil, and the United States was acting so recklessly.

But now the Japanese government has only avoided complete collapse thanks to support from the United States, so he can only make a few sarcastic remarks.

Kayoko glanced at him and rubbed her temples: "Any new developments with Dr. Yamane?"

Professor Yamane is the only scientist in Japan who was allowed to participate in Godzilla research.

"You mean Godzilla? Or the Newtypes?"

“Both,” Kayoko said coldly.

Yaguchi flipped through the report in his hand with some annoyance: "Isn't everything written here!"

"What exactly do you mean? If you still harbor even a shred of love for your homeland—"

“Excuse me, Your Excellency Secretary,” Kayoko interrupted him coldly. “I am now the special envoy of the United States.”

Yaguchi chuckled coldly twice: "So, what is the Pentagon's opinion?"

Kayoko slightly raised her chin: "For the sake of Tokyo's security and to ensure the survival of the remaining people, the Pentagon has rejected the plan to use nuclear weapons."

"Only the air force will be dispatched."

Yaguchi's lips curled up slightly, revealing a half-smile: "Extremely grand and dignified."

"Isn't your country just trying to capture that new human?"

"It's as if you care so much about Tokyo and Japanese people."

Kayoko's smile vanished instantly, and she gave Yaguchi a deep look: "Deputy Prime Minister."

"You should understand that it's strange to say things that damage the friendship between our two countries now."

"It's of no benefit whatsoever."

Yaguchi Randou could only hide the sarcasm on his face and said softly, "Sorry."

"When will your country's ground troops enter Tokyo?"

".tomorrow."

Kayoko was somewhat embarrassed, as her previous statement had just outlined a proposal to refrain from using nuclear weapons and instead rely solely on air force attacks, considering the safety of the Japanese people.

Now the US military is sending ground troops again, a complete 180-degree turn. Even a fool knows what they're up to.

"The first batch of Marines will arrive in Tokyo in about fifteen hours."

"Thank you so much, your country." Yaguchi Randou took a deep breath.

This was probably the first time that a large number of American troops had landed in Japan since the defeat. I wonder how future generations will record his so-called acting prime minister.

However, he had no authorization or appointment, making him perhaps the best scapegoat for the Japanese government.

Knowing he would become the scapegoat, Yaguchi Rando could only do his duty.

"Then what's their plan?"

Kayoko pursed her lips and finally said, "Sorry, it's a secret."

"And how many of them are there?" Yaguchi Randou continued to ask in a low voice.

Kayoko shook her head again: "Sorry, it's a secret."

Rando Yaguchi took a deep breath, clenched his fists, and looked at Kayoko with a humiliated expression: "This is Japan, this is our territory."

"You keep everything a secret, but are the Allied forces here to protect our people, or to slaughter them?"

"Please be careful with your words, on behalf of His Excellency the Prime Minister."

Kayoko's expression changed, and she blurted out the words in Japanese. Yaguchi Randou sneered, "So, Miss Kayoko's Japanese is still so fluent. I thought you only spoke English."

"Lord Yaguchi Rando, everything you are doing now is of no benefit to cooperation between the two countries." Kayoko's expression turned cold.

"So what exactly does your country want to do by sending tens of thousands of troops and two aircraft carrier battle groups?" Yaguchi Randou questioned.

"How did you know?" Kayoko stood up and questioned her as well.

“Even Russia to the north has given us intelligence, you...you…” Yaguchi Randou threw down a piece of intelligence, his chest heaving with anger.

The satellite photo shows two aircraft carrier fleets and three troop transport ships sailing from Hawaii toward Japan.

Yaguchi Rando said, "Based on the equipment on the troop transport ship, the United States has sent more than 10,000 people this time."

"Hmph." Kayoko sneered.

"A troublesome Rakshasa."

“Mr. Ishiguchi, this is top secret.”

"If you want to continue serving as acting prime minister, please pretend you don't know."

Kayoko changed her title and, after spending time with Yaguchi Rando, she felt that he was a very reliable official with a strong sense of responsibility to the people, far better than other cabinet ministers who only knew how to shirk responsibility.

Therefore, she didn't want him to get caught up in a meaningless political vortex.

“Thank you, Miss Anderson,” Yaguchi replied curtly.

Fortunately, the emergence of the new humans led the US military to abandon its plan to use nuclear weapons against Godzilla, which gave Japan much more time.

But if the US military lands, what kind of attack methods they will use is something Yaguchi Rando can easily guess.

Many residents have already been evacuated from the vicinity of Tokyo, but as a metropolis with a population of tens of millions, completing this evacuation task is extremely difficult.

"What are you troubled by?" a strange voice suddenly rang out.

Rando Yaguchi suddenly looked up and saw a strange man with huge compound eyes, wearing a cloak and armor, standing behind him.

The strange man sat leisurely in his chair, looking at the top-secret intelligence on the table.

"Sir, who are you? Why are you dressed like this?" Yaguchi Randou quickly shielded Kayoko behind him and pressed the emergency alarm on his waist.

"No need to press it anymore, everyone outside is asleep," the strange man said calmly.

In theory, security should have rushed in within fifteen seconds, but there was no sound at all outside.

A bead of sweat rolled down Yaguchi Rando's forehead: "Who exactly are you?"

"I……"

Cheng Xiao flipped himself onto the desk, holding an alarm in his hand.

"Who do you think I am?"

Yaguchi Rando was taken aback and quickly reached for his waist.

when?
The alarm was just in his hand, and he was at least three meters away from it.

I saw that very familiar expression and belt.

Could it be?

Could it be!

"You should have guessed by now?" The strange man snapped his fingers.

A strong wind arose indoors, swirling the documents around the person.

Then, with a snap of his fingers, all the papers floated in the air, as if being lifted up by invisible air.

Stunned, Yaguchi Rando and Kayoko collapsed to the ground.

"You...you're a Kamen Rider?"

"I thought the Japanese had forgotten about me."

Cheng Xiao struck a classic pose, pointing to the sky as if begging for punishment.

My grandma once said—

"Follow the Way of Heaven".

"Command everything!"

(End of this chapter)