"Or toss him into the sea and have him cosplay a sea cucumber..."
After a brief moment of thought, Fujino made that decision.
Mainly because Tokyo was by the sea, and who knew how many unclaimed bodies were lying in Tokyo Bay.
If someone threw one in and wanted to find it later, they would probably have to wait for a mass body recovery.
But in a place like Tokyo, how could something like that possibly happen?
If he was sealed in cement and thrown in, turned into a concrete block, he would basically be impossible to find for the rest of his life.
You wanted to look for him?
Sorry, first take a look at how many concrete blocks the yakuza had tossed in before you started talking.
Karaoke places were everywhere in Tokyo.
Suzuki Sonoko chose a place she often visited, the one closest to the school.
The decor was simple. It was the sort of straightforward karaoke place, not one of those KTV nightclub establishments, just somewhere to sing. Sonoko effortlessly led everyone through getting a private room, and once inside, they started picking songs.
Fujino received a text from Iori Muga: "Young Master Fujino, that guy followed them inside."
"I understand. It looks like he has no intention of making a move yet. Stay on standby outside."
Fujino tapped out that reply on his phone. But just as he sent the message, Suzuki Sonoko called out, "Senior, Senior, do you want to pick a song?"
"I'll pass. Well, I'm not very good at singing."
Fujino shook his head slightly. He was not particularly interested in this sort of thing.
Mori Ran, meanwhile, smiled and teased him from the side as if it were just another ordinary day in high school. "That's nonsense. Senior, your singing is