The survivors completely broke down, screaming, crying, and scrambling to escape in all directions, creating utter chaos.
The drivers didn't seem to be satisfied yet.
They skillfully maneuvered the steering wheel, repeatedly crushing those still writhing and struggling figures.
A young man driving a bright yellow sports car even arrogantly rolled down his window.
He leaned out halfway, his face contorted with a morbid fanaticism and excitent, and roared at the chaotic crowd.
"A bunch of ants! All they know is how to protest!"
"You have no idea what Lord Kujou's good intentions are!"
The young man in the other red sports car also joined in the shouting, his voice filled with disdain and contempt.
"This is nobody's fault but yours; you can only bla yourselves for being ordinary people!"
"When you were eighteen, God gave you a chance, but you didn't cherish it."
"Those who haven't beco professionals deserve to be trampled under our feet!"
His words were like igniting a powder keg, instantly drawing agreent from many more professionals.
"That's right! Ordinary people exist to serve us professionals!"
"What does sacrificing a few lives matter? It's a necessary price to pay!"
"Don't forget! Who stood guard for you against the monsters at the border! Who allowed you to live peacefully until now!"
"A bunch of ungrateful wretches! Without us, you would have been nothing but monster excrent long ago!"
These words, like the most vicious curse, clearly echoed throughout the entire neighborhood.
The principle is sound, though seemingly rough.
In fact, many professionals think this way, even if they don't say it.
Many people, from the mont they beco awakened, already believe that they are superior beings.
They are completely different from ordinary people.
They even look down on their parents, who are just ordinary people.
This is true not only in Japan, but in many other # Nоvеlight # countries as well.
Only the Great Xia Kingdom has consistently promoted this.
"Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it; the people are the foundation and the root of the nation."
We should be grateful and cherish every ordinary person; there are even laws specifically established to protect ordinary people.
That's why so many professionals risked their lives to defend the city when the beast tide ca.
Disregarding their own safety.
After all, professionals are only a minority; ordinary people are the foundation and the future of a country.
If the land of cherry blossoms cannot see this point, it is not far from its demise.
Zhou Huai was filled with emotion, but a look of surprise appeared on his face.
Because he spotted an old acquaintance among the drivers.
Lu Qi?
Upon recognizing him, a playful smile appeared in Zhou Huai's eyes.
This guy is incredibly lucky.
The Zhou family fell, the Liu family fell, but he's still alive?
No wonder I didn't see him when I massacred the entire Liu family.
So they'd already co to Japan a long ti ago.
The convoy stopped arrogantly in the middle of the pool of blood.
A bright yellow sports car door was pushed open, and Lu Qi, with a cigar in his mouth, slowly stepped out.
He stomped on the head of a groaning protester, grinding his foot hard, the leather shoe making a teeth-grinding scraping sound against the man's skull.
"Bang."
He carelessly tossed the cigar on the ground.
Seeing the pairs of hateful eyes around him that seed to spit fire, Lu Qi was not afraid at all. Instead, he opened his arms and let out an extrely arrogant laugh.
"Ha ha ha ha!"
"What are you looking at? A bunch of useless trash!"
A torrent of curses erupted from the crowd.
"Pervert! Madman!"
"You will be punished! Amaterasu Omikami will not let you get away with this!"
Upon hearing this, Lu Qi laughed even louder.
Amaterasu?
He chuckled inwardly, thinking, "Once your supre Amaterasu begins her resurrection, the first thing she'll do is take the lives of you ants."
"A pack of useless, barking rabid dogs!"
Lu Qi pointed at the crowd and shouted in an almost condescending tone.
"Besides shouting here, what else can you do?"
"The fact that Lord Hongzhi hasn't ordered any punishnt for you yet is already the greatest rcy he can show!"
"I advise you to obediently go back to your pig-and-dog-like Ashihara and properly thank Lord Hiroji for his magnanimity!"
He paused, his eyes turning sinister.
"Otherwise, next ti it won't be as simple as just a few people dying."
After saying that, he got back into the sports car.
Amidst countless curses, the engine roared loudly, carrying the entire convoy away, leaving behind only a scene of devastation and bloodshed.
...
Inside the room.
Zhou Huai withdrew his gaze and pointed to the convoy that was gradually disappearing into the distance.
"Who are these people?"
Tang Qi stood beside him, his expression calm.
"It's highly likely soone from the Aso family."
"Aso Taro, the head of the Aso family, has always been a confidant of Kujo Hiroharu."
"These people are probably doing this at Taro Aso's behest."
Zhou Huai nodded knowingly.
He stopped looking at the chaotic scene outside the window, turned around, and looked solemnly at Tang Qi.
The relaxed atmosphere in the room vanished instantly.
"I have already reported the current situation in Japan to Marshal Zhao."
"Marshal Zhao is very likely to start a full-scale war with Japan in the near future."
These few words seed to carry imnse weight, making the air in the room feel heavy.
"And our task is to find the pendulum of life."
"Stop Kujo Naruya's revival!"
Tang Qi sighed solemnly:
"Given the current situation, even if we could know the exact direction of the pendulum of life..."
"It will probably be very difficult to snatch it from Kujo Hiroharu."
Zhou Huai patted him on the shoulder reassuringly, "You don't need to worry about that."
"I've already arranged for strong foreign aid; they'll be here soon."
Upon hearing this, Tang Qi couldn't help but feel a bit resentful.
Strong foreign aid?
How powerful can it be?
Even if you called Marshal Zhao and Gandalf together, it probably wouldn't be enough.
However, Zhou Huai did not linger on this topic for long.
He continued, "It's the sa old problem."
"If you were Kujo Hiroharu, in which castle would you choose to revive Kujo Naruya?"
This is crucial.
Zhou Huai needed to know in advance which major city Kujo Hiroharu was targeting.
If the judgnt is wrong.
By the ti I get there, it will be too late.
Tang Qi's brows furrowed tightly.
He paced back and forth in the room, his fingers unconsciously tapping his chin.
After a mont, he stopped, already having found the answer in his heart.
"After thinking it over, Tokyo is still the most likely candidate."
"After all, Tokyo is the most populous city in Japan."
"No one can determine how many lives will be sacrificed to revive Kujo Naruya."
"Therefore, naturally, the more people there are, the safer it is."
Zhou Huai nodded, his gaze deep.
"You think the sa way I do."
He paused, then changed the subject.
"However, we cannot be 100% certain."
Do you have any secret teleportation arrays in Tokyo that connect to other cities?
Upon hearing this, Tang Qi's face broke into a smug smile.
"That's natural."
"A cunning rabbit has three burrows; we were prepared for this long ago."
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