Invisible Security Guard

The meeting of top masters from Japan’s three major schools continued until dawn before it ended. Naturally, the theme of their meeting had gradually escalated from initially targeting Yusuf Zuck’s actions to the warpath of martial arts between two nations, and even settled on the candidates for going to China, how to initiate their revenge, and so forth.

Of course, this was a closed-door meeting, and those present could only listen with their ears but were not allowed to reveal a single word; what they considered next was how to execute their plans.

Yoko Ono did indeed return to the Ono Kendo Hall after dawn, as her father said she would inherit everything from the Ono family, but she truly didn’t know what to inherit.

Was it the land of the Kendo Hall? Perhaps, as the land of the Kendo Hall was very valuable in Tokyo.

As for the rest, she didn’t know because she couldn’t access anything else of the family; although she lived in the Kendo Hall, it was practically no different from being isolated.

The Kendo Hall was particularly desolate, the police tape was still outside, and other than the rustling sound of the wind in the courtyard, there were no other sounds.

Yoko felt a bit scared, and at the same time, she also felt helpless. Over the years, the person she had contact with the most was her grandfather, but now her grandfather had died, and her feelings for her grandfather were a complex mix of love and hatred.

She was actually quite rebellious, but she concealed her inner rebelliousness very well. In front of her grandfather, in front of her father, in front of everyone, she was submissive, but inside, she resented them, because they took away everything from her, including happiness.

At eight in the morning, two cars entered the Kendo Hall, and then five people carrying briefcases got out.

Yoko met them in the Martial Practice Field of the Kendo Hall, and all six of them knelt down to each other, then the five people took out many documents in succession!