"Not bad. Two more bodies collected."
Meng Fan watched Akane Sawatari and Katana Man's bodies sink.
With his hands on his hips, he nodded in satisfaction.
Then he stepped out of the corner and onto the street.
The street was unusually quiet.
There wasn't a single pedestrian or car in sight.
After seeing their two main fighters killed, Katana Man's companions had abandoned their vehicle and fled.
Only the two cold halves of Denji's body remained in the middle of the street.
Perhaps it was because of the corpse.
That would explain why traffic on this road had become so exceptionally smooth.
"Arai," Meng Fan called.
"Here!" Arai hurriedly stood up from behind a car parked by the roadside.
"You and Kobeni put Denji's body back together."
"No problem, Meng Fan." Arai tugged on Kobeni's braid. "Come on, Kobeni."
"Where are we going?"
"Didn't you hear Meng Fan tell us to put the body back together?"
"Put a body back together?! I want to quit." Kobeni looked so miserable she almost cried.
"Wait until we see Himeno to talk about that. Let's put the body back together first."
Arai pulled Kobeni to her feet.
Each of them walked toward one half of Denji's body.
Arai dragged Denji's upper half.
Kobeni struggled to drag his lower half.
"Arai, I don't have any strength left. Bring Denji's upper half over here."
"Are you kidding? The upper half is heavier, and it's got three chainsaws attached."
Arai dropped Denji's upper half onto the ground.
He ran over to Kobeni, and they each grabbed a leg and dragged the lower half over to the upper half.
Once they had lined up the wounds on the two halves,
Arai took a small knife out of his pocket.
"Kobeni, give me your hand."
"What for?" Though