Anime Crossover: Master is Not Here Today

However, judging from what Tatsumi and Muroi Shizunobu said, the other party can not only change their racial names at will, but also move people here according to their own preferences. It is likely that Kirishiki Sako is the true master of these monsters.

After thinking these questions through, Toshio Ozaki looked at his friend again, his eyes now filled with barely suppressed anger.

"You bastard, you probably already knew about the Kirishiki family's problems, didn't you? Why didn't you say so?!"

"What are you thinking, Jingxin?!"

He did not blame Shizunobu Muroi for attracting these monsters to the village with his novel, because it was an unexpected situation that no one could have foreseen.

However, even though they had become certain of the existence of the Shiki and suspected the Kirishiki family during this time, Muroi Shizunobu had remained silent about it until now, when Tatsumi took the initiative to reveal it, and they were able to learn about the story between Muroi Shizunobu and Kirishiki Sako.

And that's what makes him most angry and confused.

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Faced with his friend's angry questioning, Shizunobu Muroi fell silent. After a moment, he slowly spoke:

"I've been thinking about a question. Sand, Xiaohui, and the other ghouls, apart from drinking blood, what's different about them compared to when they were alive?"

"It's true that they attack people, but even if they are murderers, do we have the right to judge them arbitrarily?"

"What are you talking about?"

Upon hearing the question posed by Shizunobu Muroi, Toshio Ozaki found it difficult to understand and then bluntly retorted:

"Don't confuse ghoul attacks with murder. There are no laws in this world that can punish monsters for killing!"

"Since the other side is killing humans, then we, as humans, naturally have the right to retaliate and eliminate them. This is a matter of course!"

"Otherwise, are we just supposed to stand there and watch them slaughter everyone in the village?!"

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Shizunobu Muroi had no way to refute Toshio Ozaki's words, but he was clearly not convinced either, so he closed his eyes and fell silent again as if escaping reality.

Seeing his friend's passive attitude, Toshio Ozaki couldn't help but clench his fists. At that moment, he really wanted to rush forward and use physical means to severely correct his unreasonable thinking.

However, before he could make a move, Moriarty questioned Tatsumi again on the other side.

Moriarty asked with interest:

"If Kirishiki Sako is your de facto leader, then what was your stance in choosing to expose her identity?"

"Because it's already over."

Tatsumi seemed unconcerned about his situation, his expression completely calm as he replied:

“The moment that woman and I were caught, I knew that Sand’s plan had failed and that everything would come to an end.”

"Oh?"

Moriarty raised an eyebrow upon hearing this and said:

"What a discouraging statement. Do you have so little confidence in your leader?"

"Haha, there's nothing we can do about it. Ghouls are much weaker than you think."

"It would be one thing to eke out a living in the shadows, but I never thought she would succeed in carrying out such a foolish plan."

Tatsumi shook his head, his gaze fixed on the empty space, as if he could see Kirishiki Sako's figure in the distance through layers of obstacles, and laughed heartily:

"However, though it was foolish, it was also beautiful. Especially her meaningless yet tenacious resistance was particularly captivating. I just want to see her reach the end, whether she succeeds or fails."

"You sound like you don't care about your own life or death."

"Because I've lived too long, and I'm tired of living."

Tatsumi casually revealed another piece of information about himself, laughing nonchalantly:

"I only want to usher in an end, whether it is the end of humanity, the end of the world, or the end of the ghouls. But the first two are indeed too difficult to achieve."

At this point, he couldn't help but sigh:

"However, I didn't expect the ending to come so quickly, so abruptly, and so illogically. It's like the kind of plot that only happens in a third-rate novel that can't be written anymore."

Hearing this, Toshio Ozaki finally couldn't help but ask:

"So after all that, what exactly is your plan?"

However, Tatsumi merely glanced at Toshio Ozaki indifferently when he spoke, showing no intention of replying.

He was willing to talk to Moriarty in this way not only because the other party was a powerful figure who had defeated him, but also because he was very interested in the other party's existence.

This does not mean that everyone can come and ask him questions.

He's not exactly a kind and gentle gentleman.

"You bastard!"

Tatsumi's attitude infuriated Toshio Ozaki, but Tatsumi didn't care at all and ignored him, instead looking at Moriarty again and asking curiously:

"I really want to know who you guys are, and why I've never met anyone like you before."

"Your goal is to solve the problem of the ghouls, right? I can tell you all the information I know."

"In exchange, you only need to satisfy my curiosity before I die."

"So, isn't it a pretty good deal?"

"It's definitely a great deal."

Moriarty nodded in agreement, then spread his hands somewhat helplessly:

"But unfortunately, I'm not as free as you to make decisions on my own. For things like this, I have to consult my superiors first."

Upon hearing his remarks, Ai Haibara, who had been quietly standing to the side, dutifully took out her phone and called Ritsuka Fujimaru.

"Hey, Ritsuka-neechan..."

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Chapter 218. Encirclement and Being Encircled

218.

Fujimaru Ritsuka and the other two followed the Kirishiki couple to the front of the Western-style house where they lived.

The castle-like mansion, already magnificent from a distance, appears even more imposing when viewed up close.

"Lord Masashiro, Lord Chizuru, welcome back."

The door slowly opened, and they were greeted by a young woman with pigtails, wearing a kimono and wooden clogs.

Seeing Fujimaru Ritsuka and his wife with the two others, the young woman was somewhat surprised, but then she smiled brightly and said:

"Welcome, welcome!"

"It's Jiazhi. You've worked hard."

Kirishiki Masashiro greeted the other person, then casually asked:

"Where's Tatsumi?"

"He's probably off somewhere to play again."

Yoshie Kurahashi helplessly spread her hands and said:

"As you all know, that guy is always restless, and I can't control him, so I can only let him be."

Upon hearing Kurahashi Yoshie's reply, Kirishiki Masashiro nodded, smiled helplessly, and said, as if he couldn't do anything about it:

"Yes, he really is a servant who causes a lot of trouble."

While the two sides were talking, Fujimaru Ritsuka and the other two were also secretly observing the newly appeared Kurahashi Yoshie.

There was no heartbeat sound from Kirishiki Chizuru's body. Although ordinary people couldn't hear it, it couldn't escape Mashu's ears. Therefore, she could instantly tell that the other party was not human.

However, Kirishiki Masashiro and Kurahashi Yoshie looked no different from normal people.

Do humans and resurrected zombies live together in harmony?

They secretly speculated, but they could also sense that the truth was probably not as simple as they imagined.

On the other side, after a brief chat, Kirishiki Masashiro turned to Fujimaru Ritsuka and his group and asked with a smile:

"What do you like to drink? Tea? Coffee?"

After exchanging a brief glance, the three of them responded with a smile:

"Tea is fine, thank you."

He nodded, then said to Yoshie Kurahashi:

"Then I'll trouble Jiazhi to brew a pot of tea."

"Okay, I know."

"Wait a minute, Jiazhi."

Kurahashi Yoshie readily nodded in agreement and turned to go back to her room to make tea. At that moment, Kirishiki Chizuru called her back with a smile:

"You should also invite Grandpa Jiangbuchi later, and come with him."

"After all, there are three guests."

Upon hearing this, Kurahashi Yoshie glanced at Fujimaru Ritsuka and the other two again, and smiled:

"I see."

This conversation seemed somewhat ambiguous to outsiders, but the three who already knew of Kirishiki Chizuru's non-human identity seemed to be pondering it. At this moment, Fujimaru Ritsuka seized the opportunity to ask curiously:

"Who is this old man, Ebuchi, that Madam Tongshiki mentioned?"

"Oh, he is our family doctor and also our daughter's tutor."

Speaking of this, Kirishiki Masashiro showed a hint of sadness and said:

"Actually, my wife and daughter both suffer from a disease called systemic lupus erythematosus, which means they can't be exposed to direct sunlight, so we choose to go out for a walk in the evening."

Fujimaru Ritsuka replied somewhat apologetically:

"I'm sorry, I was unaware of this situation."