Ju-On: The Final Chapter

After finishing Kazahana Koyuki's story, Kenichi Amamiya sat back in his seat and tiredly rubbed his eyes. He really had been somewhat exhausted lately—not physically, but mentally. Kenichi Amamiya wanted to get some proper rest, but given the current situation, that was not so easy. He looked at everything before him thoughtfully. He had now finished writing the story of Ju-On 2 that Kazahana Koyuki wanted. At the end of Ju-On 2, one of the police officers planned to burn down the Ju-On house and end everything once and for all. But just as he was about to act, he saw his future daughter appear in the room. She saw him too, leaving the officer stunned and bewildered, and he failed to light the fire. By the time he came to his senses, Kayako had appeared, crawling down from the second floor. During this, one of the officer's colleagues came over to check on him and unexpectedly ran into Kayako. Kayako killed both officers, while that officer escaped outside. Of course, it was ultimately useless—he still died. It was downright infuriating. As for Nobuyuki Suzuki, the survivor, he ultimately failed to escape Kayako's pursuit. Surrounded by a whole crowd of Kayakos at school, he died violently. However, Kenichi Amamiya felt this part was open to debate. He thought that what appeared at the end might not have been Kayako, but the unlucky Manami. Manami was Kobayashi's wife from the first Ju-On, the woman brutally murdered in her home because Takeo Saeki misunderstood her. The child in her womb had been cut out, so she had an extremely powerful obsession with children. The one who initially possessed Kyoko Suzuki was not Kayako, but Manami. After all, she displayed an intense fixation on children, which matched Kyoko Suzuki's situation. Moreover, the ghost