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"It's nothing, just a small matter. By the way, what scenic spots are there in Kyoto? After we finish eating, we can go take a look," Jiang Chen said, shifting the topic as he didn't want to let a few gang members ruin his mood.
"This is not a small matter! Offending the Yagawa Association is never without consequences. If something happens to you, how am I supposed to explain it to Yue Hui?" Tengye Kikuko was not as calm as Jiang Chen.
"Really, it's fine. I have ways to deal with them," Jiang Chen replied earnestly.
"Uh... right, I forgot. You know people from the Takeda Family. If you bring them up, Murata Kazuki won't dare to provoke you," Tengye Kikuko suddenly remembered that Jiang Chen had connections with the Takeda Family. This trip to Kyoto was also to seek them out. With the Takeda Family as his backing, Jiang Chen indeed had the right to disregard Murata Kazuki.
Jiang Chen smiled but did not elaborate further. His visit to the Takeda Family was not necessarily a good thing for them; if they did not recognize his intentions, he might have to take drastic measures against them. Of course, there was no need to share this with Tengye Kikuko; mentioning it might scare her into refusing to act as his translator.
Tengye Kikuko felt somewhat reassured. When Murata Kazuki came looking for revenge, she could mention the Takeda Family. After all, Jiang Chen was a distinguished guest of theirs, and Murata Kazuki would certainly think twice before acting.
At that moment, after being thrown out by Jiang Chen, Murata Kazuki was furious but did not dare to trouble him again. He understood martial arts well enough to know that Jiang Chen was likely from Huaxia Martial Arts. To deal with a Martial Artist, one would need another Martial Artist. Martial arts were quite popular in Island Nation, and the Yagawa Association naturally supported martial arts experts.
Without saying a word, Murata Kazuki hurriedly left Ginza to seek help.
After lunch, Tengye Kikuko took Jiang Chen on a tour of Kyoto. There were many attractions: Ginza, Senso-ji, Kyoto Tower—there was simply not enough time in one afternoon to see everything.
In the afternoon, after finishing their visit to Senso-ji, Tengye Kikuko planned to take Jiang Chen back home. However, around three o'clock, they found themselves in a secluded area where they were blocked by several people. It turned out that Murata Kazuki had brought reinforcements.
Among them was a young woman in a windbreaker who exuded confidence and poise. She appeared to be around thirty years old, with striking features and long hair tied up under a baseball cap. Behind her were two others: an elderly man dressed in traditional Island Nation samurai attire with wooden sandals and a katana at his waist, his arms crossed within his sleeves exuding an intimidating aura; and a ninja clad in black robes and a face mask, whose white eyebrows indicated he was likely an elder ninja.
"That woman is Takeda Kyoko; the elderly man with the katana is Iai-ryu swordsmanship master Ishii Ansei; and that ninja might be Yamato Zawafu, a master of Heiko-ryu ninjutsu," Tengye Kikuko whispered incredulously to Jiang Chen.
"Oh, so he's here too!" After hearing her introduction, Jiang Chen smiled slightly. Ishii Ansei was none other than Hu Yuan's master. He had intended to seek him out during this trip to Island Nation but hadn't expected to encounter him so soon. From what Qin Huarong and Bai Yuhe had said about him, Ishii Ansei might also be involved in espionage activities. Since he presented himself as a martial artist on the surface, Jiang Chen decided it would be best to handle things through martial means. As for other matters, he didn't have the time or inclination to delve deeper.
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