Tokyo: I am the Lord of All Demons!

do not care!

Even if the sky falls, they won't care!

He hid under the covers and wouldn't go out!

Shimizu Suzune was playing hide-and-seek with herself on the bed, but she was not actually seen by Araki Makoto. In the spider's vision, Shimizu Suzune disappeared instantly.

Where did she go?

I was so focused on the stripper in front of me that I lost track of Shimizu Suzune.

This spider, how could it lose track of someone? I've never seen anything like it.

While Araki Makoto was still wondering, he suddenly remembered that the woman he had just been summoned could be her.

To confirm this idea, Makoto Araki immediately commanded the spider to speed up its return to Suzune Shimizu's residence and back to her room.

Sure enough, he found that Shimizu Suzune had already piled up the shrine maiden outfits on the ground, so neatly that it looked like she had put a lot of thought into it.

Meanwhile, Shimizu Suzune was curled up in bed, doing who-knows-what.

Just then, Shimizu Suzune got out of bed without any clothes on.

"Oh ho? It really is you?"

Makoto Araki clearly saw that Shimizu Suzune's "steel plate" and the dancer's steel plate were not so much similar as they were identical.

Moreover, their body shapes are strikingly similar.

Now, we only need to find one more thing to confirm whether she is the dancer. Makoto Araki manipulates the spider to move behind Suzune Shimizu and look at her buttocks.

Sure enough, I saw peach blossoms!

Tsk tsk, I really didn't realize that you, Shimizu Suzune, had such a peculiar hobby. I always thought you were a well-behaved, naive young lady.

I didn't expect you to know so much!

Is that really the case?

Actually not.

What Makoto Araki didn't know was that Suzune Shimizu's tattoo was actually due to her family's superstitious beliefs.

Her parents, who run the shrine, consulted a fortune teller and concluded that their daughter's luck in finding a lover was extremely poor. That's why they had someone give her a peach blossom tattoo, and it had to be done on her buttocks where no one could see it, because they believed that if someone saw it, her luck in finding a lover would be ruined.

These secrets were known only to her and her mother; no one else, including Makoto Araki, knew anything about them.

Oh no, at least Makoto Araki is better than the others, because at least he saw that peach blossom "mark"!

After seeing the peach blossom on Shimizu Suzune's buttocks, Araki Makoto contentedly shifted his gaze to Yamamura Kikuko, wanting to see what this female ghost was up to.

Kikuko Yamamura wasn't doing anything. After killing the middle-aged priest, she didn't linger at the scene but left quickly.

Actually, Kikuko Yamamura still wanted to cause trouble for that woman; the anger she felt from the woman bumping into her hadn't dissipated!

Just now, due to the interference from the middle-aged priest, Yamamura Kikuko lost sight of her target and didn't know where the woman had escaped to.

In short, one more person has been added to the kill list.

Even if you don't kill her, you have to take off one of her legs, or a finger, or even an ear. In short, you have to remove some parts of her body before Yamamura Kikuko can feel relieved!

During her aimless walk, Kikuko Yamamura arrived at Asakusa subway station and found it in a mess.

Mummies, corpses, the wounded, and weeping people were everywhere.

Actually, from the very beginning, Kikuko Yamamura felt that something was wrong, but she couldn't quite put her finger on what it was.

She turned around and murmured, "What on earth happened here?"

She walked into the subway station, where many medical and police personnel were already coming and going, occasionally carrying out several stretchers.

The problem is that these people all seem lifeless, especially the police officers, whose behavior is somewhat abnormal.

Logically, in the event of a murder, shouldn't the police officers question others at the scene to find eyewitnesses? However, no officers approached Kikuko Yamamura for questioning.

However, when Kikuko Yamamura saw these police officers dressed in black, she suddenly remembered something: she seemed to have trapped an officer in a cemetery before, and hadn't had a chance to teach him a lesson yet!

Standing in the subway station, Kikuko Yamamura tilted her head and looked at the cemetery behind her.

There was no one in the cemetery, and even the car was gone; it seemed that the police officer had already fled.

"Never mind..." Kikuko Yamamura could only sigh helplessly. She didn't have the ability to track others, so once they ran away, they ran away.

But in any case, that police officer should have learned his lesson and probably won't meddle in other people's business again.

Kikuko Yamamura glanced around a few times, feeling there was nothing left to see, then walked out of the subway station and continued wandering the streets.

Right at that moment!

Just a kilometer away, a young man about 1.75 meters tall, wearing a white shirt and black trousers, and square-framed glasses, came into Kikuko Yamamura's view!

"Brother, brother..." Kikuko Yamamura's pupils widened in shock. She felt a little incredulous, but her desire for revenge still drove her to charge forward like an arrow released from a bow!

Chapter 27 Retrieval of Evidence

Under the cover of darkness, Officer Ishiguro sped back to his police station in Nerima Ward.

Upon returning to the police station, the first thing he did was not to summon all officers to apprehend the culprit or to file a case, but to retrieve the relevant evidence he had previously collected and prepare to return it to its rightful owner.

The action camera and the live-streaming phone were provided by the ghost-hunting anchor, Shimizu Suzune. Because the "evidence" she provided lacked scientific basis, it could not be used as evidence in the case.

Some people might wonder, didn't Inspector Ishiguro just have a ghost encounter not long ago? Why is he still unwilling to believe that ghosts exist?

Actually, it's not that he doesn't believe it.

It's impossible to believe.

Even if you believe it, so what?

You expect a police officer, armed with a baton and a pistol, to fight against urban legends? What a joke!

I almost lost my life just now!

Therefore, Inspector Ishiguro is determined to single-handedly dismiss all cases involving urban legends and return all evidence intact.

It was already 11 p.m.

He picked up the phone and dialed Shimizu Rin, telling her to come to the police station to retrieve her action camera and live-streaming phone.

Nakano area!

Yamiyama Shrine!

When she received the call, Shimizu Suzune had already changed into her pajamas and was thinking of taking a shower and going to bed.

It was only after being reminded by the other party that she realized that not only was her live streaming equipment still left at Asakusa Station, but her car was also still parked in a parking lot near Asakusa Station.

Left with no other choice, Shimizu Suzune had to put on her everyday clothes again, leave the shrine, and take a taxi to Asakusa Station.

Upon arrival, the place was still in a mess, and the subway station entrances and exits were cordoned off, prohibiting others from entering.

Shimizu Suzune walked around the subway station for a while and finally found her lost live streaming equipment. During the process, she also discovered that there were many corpses lying outside the subway station, all covered with white sheets.

The presence of corpses is not unusual; the Flying Demon had just overflowed and killed many people outside.

What's unusual is that the body covered by the white cloth appears to be dressed in the robes of a priest.

Could it be that guy?

Shimizu Suzune wanted to make a call, but it seemed inappropriate to call now to confirm.

If that person really dies suddenly, Shimizu Suzune will be held responsible, and she will likely be taken in for questioning by the police again.

Shimizu Suzune is now inclined to avoid trouble; she no longer wants to go to the police station, since it would be pointless anyway.

With a sigh, Shimizu Suzune left the subway station and returned to the nearby parking lot.

Sure enough, that person's car hadn't been driven away; it was still parked there.

Whether that person was dead or alive, Shimizu Rinne didn't care. She got into her car and drove away.

Shimizu Suzune is currently handling the aftermath, and Araki Makoto has been watching all of this. However, right now, Araki Makoto is more concerned about Yamamura Kikuko's every move.

Blinded by hatred, Kikuko Yamamura killed a man in white clothes and black pants with a single blow, only to discover that the man was not her brother, but just someone of similar build and attire.

Kikuko Yamamura, being a demon, showed no remorse for her mistaken killing. Instead, she scoffed and said, "Serves you right! Who told you to dress so similarly to him!"

But she did kill someone, and many people witnessed it. Several girls were terrified by the scene and screamed.

Meanwhile, there were already many police officers dealing with cases at the subway station. Upon hearing the commotion, they all came over, bringing with them batons, riot forks, and riot shields.

But these things couldn't stop Kikuko Yamamura at all. With just a wave of her hand, an invisible force blew the police officers to the ground, scattering their equipment everywhere.

Kikuko Yamamura continued forward and encountered a police car at the intersection. With a wave of her hand, she overturned the police car to the ground.

Because this was a paranormal event, many priests and shrine maidens from nearby shrines were also present and participated in the "investigation."

However, there are no supernatural beings in this world, so there are no supernatural beings' natural enemies, priests and shrine maidens. Although these people are called priests and shrine maidens, they are actually just mortals.

So these people, of course, could not stop Kikuko Yamamura's footsteps and were easily knocked to the ground.

In addition to using large-scale violence, Kikuko Yamamura also used ghostly forces to interfere with nearby radio and electronic equipment, rendering them unusable. This included body cameras and various surveillance cameras.

At this point, in this ordinary world, no one could stop Kikuko Yamamura from doing whatever she wanted.

So, what about Shimizu Suzune? What is she doing in this dark moment?

She didn't notice this side, and drove the sports car away with a throttle, flying dozens of meters away in an instant.

Her escape did not mean the paranormal events were over. As Kikuko Yamamura took revenge on the police officers and priests, more and more emergency calls poured into police stations.

Even more shockingly, some called the Metropolitan Police Department directly, astonishing high-ranking police officials.

As dawn approached, Kikuko Yamamura began to sense that something was amiss.

Police helicopters were already circling overhead, constantly searching for her on the main road with searchlights.

Seeing that things were escalating and that the Self-Defense Forces and tanks might be deployed, Kikuko Yamamura turned and walked into a roadside phone booth, dialing the Metropolitan Police Department's number.

Just as the other party answered the phone, Kikuko Yamamura's hand transformed into a demonic claw. She reached into the receiver and grabbed the female operator on the other end of the line.

The female operator, who was dragged out by Kikuko Yamamura through the internet cable, was terrified, but there was nothing she could do. The ghost snapped her neck with a "crack"!

Then, Kikuko Yamamura's demonic claws reached into the microphone again, but this time instead of grabbing someone, she crawled right inside.

Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department!