Tokyo: Bubble, but the system is Sengoku.

The autograph signing didn't delay anything. Although it's unclear why Sato ended up getting involved in the autograph incident, according to the landlady, the autograph would appear at her relative's shop, the same shop where Momo was scouted by a talent agent.

His signature company didn't ask for copyright, so there was no problem with him signing it.

The company still offers relatively much freedom, considering it's on the verge of bankruptcy.

Sato sat in the car, inwardly complaining.

Chiba, who was in the driver's seat, burst into laughter.

"I didn't expect you to be so capable."

"Your landlady's daughter has a crush on you?"

Chiba didn't find anything strange about it.

After all, he knew his disciple's charm very well, and with his recent promising future, it was normal for young girls to fall for him.

"You just see me as an older brother, don't you?"

"Well, that's a matter for you young people."

Chiba shrugged, but his expression quickly turned serious.

"But no matter what, it can't affect our work."

"Yes, I understand."

Sato nodded in agreement.

Even if your relationship with Momo is just that of ordinary friends, it would still be troublesome if you were photographed with her.

Fortunately, he still has the ability to conceal his presence and reduce his inconspicuousness.

As long as it's not too excessive, it should still be safe.

The only drawback is that it hasn't been truly tested yet, since no weekly magazines are following him around these days.

Moreover, there aren't that many paparazzi at the moment.

The real originator of idol scandals won't appear for another two years; right now, it's just minor stuff.

The car drove on, and soon the two arrived at the Olympic Stadium.

For Sato, who already had some work experience, there was nothing special about this place.

But for young people who grew up watching Ultraman, this place can be called the place where dreams begin, and the place where bones are simmered into soup.

Everything looked novel and exciting.

"You seem quite excited."

Seeing Sato's head constantly darting around, he chuckled.

"I'm just a little curious."

Sato smiled subtly.

Unfortunately, Osh didn't appear in any more episodes during the rest of the Showa era.

Once the three Heisei heroes appear, he will truly be able to turn big bones into soup.

The journey wasn't too long, and the two quickly arrived at the filming location inside.

Many employees were restoring the center's magnificent miniature model. Because the filming time had been off, there weren't many people around, making it quite quiet.

Upon seeing the two, Uehara also led an older man to them.

"This is Tadokoro-san, whom I mentioned before. And these two are...?"

After Uehara quickly introduced the two sides, Tadokoro's gaze naturally fell on Chiba.

"I heard you're planning to use wire work? You should have experience with it before."

Tadokoro knew Chiba, who had experience with hoisting things up, so it wasn't complicated and was a good job.

"I have experience, but I'm not the one who's getting the short end of the stick."

Upon hearing what the other person said, Chiba nodded in Sato's direction.

"Well....."

Following Chiba's words, Tadokoro's gaze fell on Sato, his eyes darting around before he froze.

He didn't know Sato, but he thought the other man was too young. Although he looked strong and wasn't very heavy, it was still feasible for him to be suspended by wires.

However, it can be quite troublesome to provide gradual guidance if one lacks experience.

It's not just a waste of time, it could also be dangerous.

After all, other teams have many people working on security, while they don't have enough manpower.

Therefore, the more complex the movement, the higher the danger.

In short, this money doesn't seem easy to earn.

Tian was a little annoyed, but he still nodded politely to the other party.

"Excuse me, please come with me."

He agreed, but we'll see if it works out or not.

Sato, though a little nervous, followed firmly forward.

The wire stunt system was inside the studio; it was just a short walk away.

What comes into view is a set of invisible wearable devices made up of several thin steel wires.

Although Sato had seen the pictures in textbooks, he still felt nervous when he actually saw them.

Pictures are just for show, not for real use, but here, it's real action.

"Our current equipment is permanently installed here, but we will move it to Kyoto later."

Tadokoro picked up the equipment in his hand and explained, then looked in Sato's direction, gesturing for him to come forward.

"First, familiarize yourself with the low, stationary position."

"Yes."

The arrow was already nocked, and Sato had no intention of running away anyway.

After slowly clenching his fists, Sato put on the gear with Tadokoro's help.

"It might feel a little tight in a while, but take your time to get used to it, relax, and just think of it as swimming."

Looking at the boy's unwavering demeanor, Tadokoro's eyes flashed with approval, and he then spoke.

"Get ready to talk to me."

After giving a brief explanation, he went to the front of the controller.

"Is this Sato's first time using it?"

Uehara looked at the staff who were gradually hiding around him and turned to Chiba to ask.

"It's my first time, but I've talked to him a lot, so it should work."

Although it's just theoretical knowledge, Sato is someone who can learn some of his swordsmanship just by watching TV, and his body control is strong enough, so it shouldn't be a problem for him.

Despite thinking this way, and knowing there were safety personnel on site and it was just a test, Chiba was still nervous.

After all, he is his good apprentice, so it is only natural to be worried.

Uehara also looked curiously in Sato's direction.

The boy had already secured his equipment with the help of the safety officer.

Whether it will take off or just paddle in the air will soon be decided.

"That's fine."

Under the watchful eyes of many, Sato gave a thumbs-up to Tadokoro, who was not far away.

"Understood, 3...2...1!"

After the countdown in Tadokoro ended, the boy felt a force lifting him up from behind as the machine started running.

The prepared boy did not resist, but instead slowly adjusted his posture by following the upward force.

With a light touch of the toes, the body gradually shifts to a position parallel to the ground, following the upward force.

The boy's movements were smooth and graceful, without any unnecessary actions, and his body was exceptionally stable despite being held together only by a few steel wires.

It's not quite like walking on flat ground, but it definitely feels like swimming in water.

"Okay, now get back into position and try jumping."

Under Tadokoro's direction, Sato quickly changed his body posture.

He discovered that he did indeed have a lot of talent in this area.

Calling it talent isn't entirely accurate.

During this period, the improvement in muscle control, coupled with Sato's agile physique, allowed him to quickly find his balance point.

It's like a tightrope walking performance.

Once that one point is found, the situation will naturally stabilize.

This also made Sato's movements so smooth that they didn't seem like those of a novice.

Under Tadokoro's guidance, Sato performed several basic movements before the safety measures on his body were removed.