Early the next morning, Sato stood next to the Manor's gravel driveway early with a pair of dark circles under his eyes that were thicker than those of a panda.
Three black Toyota Alphard cars have started, and their exhaust pipes are blowing white air in the cool morning breeze.
Lynn walked out of the corridor with a cup of hot coffee, wearing a casual light gray windbreaker. He didn't look like he was facing the provocation of some local snake, but more like an ordinary father who took the whole family out shopping on the weekend.
Reggie was the first to rush out of the house, still hanging around his neck was the Polaroid camera that Lynn bought for him at the airport duty-free shop yesterday.
Annie was holding the hand of John and walking behind. The little girl was wearing pink overalls today and had a few White Rabbit toffees stuffed in her pockets.
Tommy and Kevin followed at the end, with Kevin holding his special thermos bottle filled with water as usual.
Black Noir was still dressed in that lifeless outfit, following the team without saying a word, like a shadow with no vital signs.
Sato looked at this group of people, and his stomach started to feel acidic again.
He walked quickly to Lynn, lowered his voice and said, "Lynn Director, not only did the outside informants not withdraw, but they replaced them with a group of more covert ones. Akihabara has too many people there. If they do something there..."
Lynn took a sip of coffee and interrupted him with a smile, "Minister Sato, relax, Tokyo's security has always been pretty good, right?"
Seeing Lynn's calm look, Sato didn't dare to say anything more and could only open the car door.
The motorcade drove smoothly into the city, and about an hour later, they arrived at the famous Akihabara Electric Town.
In the early 1990s, Akihabara was in the golden explosion period of electronic products and otaku culture.
The streets are lined with colorful giant neon signs, and cheerful eight-bit electronic music is playing from the speakers in various game arcades and electronics malls.
The streets were crowded with students in school uniforms and young people looking for fresh electronic products.
When Reggie saw the huge Gundam model on the second floor of a shopping mall through the car window, his whole body was pressed against the glass and he let out an exaggerated exclamation.
The car stopped on the side of the road.
Lynn opened the car door, got the children in one by one, and then clapped his hands like a conscientious teacher leading the group.
"Listen up, there are a lot of people here, so two people must walk hand in hand. If anyone runs around and gets lost, the lunch Sukiyaki will be cancelled, and you can only go back to the car to eat cold bread."
Upon hearing this punishment, Reggie quickly grabbed Tommy's arm, fearing that he would be left alone and not be able to eat delicious food.
The group of people walked along the busy street, attracting many passers-by's glances.
Lynn is not bad, he is just a handsome ordinary person.
It is normal to have a few foreign children with blond hair and blue eyes who are as cute as dolls on the streets of Japan.
Behind the team was a heavily armed black ninja Black Noir who looked like he was playing role-playing. It was reasonable to appear in a place like this.
But when these three kinds of things are combined together, there is a subtle chemical reaction.
Passers-by consciously gave way to Black Noir, thinking it was a street promotion event of some game company.
Lynn took them into a large game store.
The shelves are filled with all kinds of brand-new Super Nintendo Entertainment System game cartridges, Super Mario, the Legend of Zelda, and the colorful packaging boxes dazzle Reggie.
Lynn picked up a few popular games and turned to look at John, who had been following quietly. "Do you have anything you want to play? You can pick a few yourself."
John actually doesn't have much interest in these plastic boxes. His attention is not on the game at all.
In this crowded shopping mall full of noisy voices and electronic music, the boy's Super Hearing automatically filtered out the useless noise and accurately captured several very disharmonious frequencies.
It was a few rapid heartbeats hidden in the crowd.
Not only the heartbeat, but also a very subtle sound, like dry paper rubbing against each other.
This kind of sound is very soft and cannot be heard by ordinary people, but it is extremely clear in John's ears, and it is slowly gathering in their direction from all directions.
John leaned closer to Lynn and pointed at the railings on the second floor of the shopping mall and the corners of the checkout counters at the door.
Lynn glanced casually in the direction the boy pointed.
Standing next to the railing on the second floor was a young man wearing a hoodie with his hands in his pockets.
In several corners of the doorway, a few paper cranes painted with strange red runes could be vaguely seen, clinging to the shadows of the ceiling, staring at them.
The people from the Kamo Clan have obviously arranged the venue and are ready to show them some color in this crowded place.
Lynn withdrew his gaze, looked at the surrounding environment, and patted Tommy.
Tommy looked at the direction of Lynn's fingers, nodded, and hit his chest twice with his small fist.
Then he came to Reggie and signaled him to protect Annie.
Then he took a few boxes of game cards to the cashier, took out his wallet and prepared to pay.
At this time, the young man in a hoodie standing by the railing on the second floor had a sneer on his lips.
His hand hidden in his pocket suddenly crushed a piece of Talisman Paper.
A cold and weird wind suddenly blew inside the mall. A row of heavy metal chandeliers on the ceiling made an overwhelming creaking sound, and the fixing screws seemed to have been forcibly loosened by something invisible.
Directly below are Annie and Reggie who are selecting gashapon toys.
Crunch--
With a harsh sound of metal breaking, the long row of huge metal chandeliers weighing hundreds of kilograms completely broke away from the ceiling and were about to fall straight down towards the unsuspecting crowd below.
A burst of frightened screams instantly sounded in the mall, and the surrounding customers ran away with their heads in their hands.
Sato Minister happened to be standing not far away. He was so frightened that his legs went weak and his voice was stuck in his throat.
Just when everyone thought a tragedy was about to happen, Lynn, who was standing in front of the cashier to pay, just said something naturally to Tommy, who was standing next to him.
"Tommy, take action."
Tommy, who kept his hands in his pockets and chewed gum coolly, curled his lips.
The boy didn't even take out his hand, he just raised his head casually and his eyes stayed on the row of fallen chandeliers for a moment.
An invisible Telekinesis burst out instantly.
Buzz--!
The row of huge metal chandeliers hovered in mid-air, as if being held firmly by an invisible giant hand.