On the streets of Tokyo at night, a taxi passed by Setagaya leisurely. This was the famous wealthy district of Tokyo, home to the largest number of entrepreneurs, artists, and cultural celebrities in Japan.
Compared to the nouveau riche district that was not particularly prominent in the IT industry, if you told people in Japan that you lived in Setagaya, the first reaction would be that you were rich, very rich.
It was relatively quiet here. Setagaya was located southwest of Tokyo, roughly equivalent to the geographical location of Kyoto's Fangshan. 30 years ago, after the decline of urbanization in Japan, the rich collectively moved here.
People in China would find it a little crowded here, because compared to the spacious main roads in China, the roads here were too narrow.
Looking at the entire Setagaya, it was considered very spacious to have four lanes.
Most of the houses in Setagaya were single-family villas, the tallest of which was no more than six stories. If the buildings in Kyoto were tall trees, then the buildings in Setagaya were like exquisite potted plants.
Setagaya was a place with many young people. There were many universities nearby, such as the Kokusai, Komazawa, and Meiji. Because many artists lived here, the street had a strong artistic atmosphere. There were coffee shops, bars, and small restaurants. In places like Sankō Tea House and Shimokizawa, young people gathered in groups and bustled with activity in the evening.
Lü Shu leisurely drove his taxi around Setagaya. There were girls whispering in the coffee shops on both sides of the road. They wore short skirts and would smile when they saw Lü Shu looking at them.
Of course, Lü Shu didn't come to Setagaya to look at girls, but Sakurai Yayoko lived in Setagaya. Shinto Market was two whole streets here. The heroic Shinto Market was now the only cultivator organization in Japan. Money was no longer something they had to consider.
Shinto Market built these two streets to be impregnable, and cultivators guarded the entire palace of the master of Shinto Market.
Although this palace was a little modern … it was luxurious enough.
Lü Shu came to Shinto Market alone, without Lü Xiaoyu.
On the one hand, it was because the slave master incident in the country had not completely subsided. If something similar happened elsewhere, Anthony would be needed to quickly transport the rat tide to the city where the incident occurred.
Now, the rat tide had become the hero of Tengra's Earth Net. Even Xiaoxiong Xu's tone had become much more unyielding.
On the other hand, Lü Shu rejected Zhong Yutang's suggestion of a twelve-man team and other people to travel together because he didn't want to alert the enemy.
Seeing that it was very likely that many of the slave masters would come to Kyoto to make a move on Sakurai Yaoko, Lü Shu very much wanted to use this opportunity to wipe them out in one fell swoop, putting an end to this disaster.
The other party was an outsider with no foundation, but if he decided to make a move, he would definitely be on guard.
Lü Shu had just returned from Lü Zhou. He knew that he could not underestimate his opponent.
Sometimes, he wondered if these slave masters belonged to the same force as the 21 assassins on King City's bluestone road.
If that was the case, then the other party must be far more cautious than he thought.
Back then, when the 21 first-grade assassins faced Lü Shu alone, they did not find the perfect opportunity to make a move. This left a deep impression on Lü Shu.
The rich district did not only have the rich, but there were also peddlers who served the rich. The old man who sold fish with a white sheepskin handkerchief on his head would say "Ohayo" whenever he saw someone, smiling as he peddled various kinds of seafood that he claimed to have caught in the morning. The decorations in the rice shop called "Shanxing" always reminded Lü Shu of the grain shops in China in the 1980s. Coarse rice was packed in sacks and barrels, and after weighing, it had to be hammered by machines.
Night had fallen, and the streets were very lively. Tokyo seemed to have recovered from the battle at Shinto Market.
In fact, this was what Lü Shu liked about Earth. Whether it was in Japan or in China, the people lived a simple life. Although they had experienced pain, they could still restore their attitude towards life.
Taxis in Japan could not be casually stopped, especially at corners and crossroads. Taxi drivers would never stop to pick up passengers. It was best to wait at the taxi station.
The taxi fees were also relatively standard, with a starting price of 410 yen. It sounded cheap, but in fact, the meter jumped quickly.
The price was not allowed to be changed during the day, and it could be increased at night or on the highway. The specific increase depended on the driver.
The taxi driver who replaced Lü Shu was an overseas staff of Tengra Terra Net. He came here 11 years ago. Now that his mother was sick, he wanted to go back to see her, so Lü Shu replaced him.
After turning a corner, a young male student stood at the taxi station waiting. After Lü Shu picked him up, he asked in fluent Japanese, "Where to?"
"Kanagawa, thank you," the young student said politely.
Lü Shu started the car and headed in the direction of Kanagawa. He did not need to look at the map at all. The entire map of Japan had been imprinted in his mind from the previous undercover mission.
Setagaya District bordered Kanagawa Prefecture. The distance was not too close, but it was not too far either.
When he arrived in Kanagawa, the sky was even darker. Lü Shu looked at the young student and said calmly, "Add 3,000 yen."
The student was stunned, and he looked a little angry. "Why didn't you say so earlier!"
Lü Shu glanced at him. "It's not close from here to Setagaya, and it's night. It's normal to add some money."
Lv Shu could tell that this student didn't bring enough money, right?
The young student was a little angry. "Either I pay you according to the money on the table, or you pull me back!"
Ten minutes later, the student's phone rang. The ringtone was very abrupt in the quiet car. The young student picked up the phone. "Hello, you've arrived? I met a taxi, and when I arrived, he asked me to pay 3,000 yen more. I said either I pay according to the money on the table, or I ask him to pull me back the way I came. Well, I'm on my way back now … "
"Negative emotion points from Kido Takayun, + 666!"
Lü Shu was full of disdain. He was rich now, okay? Who was he threatening?
I, the ninth Tengra of Earth Net, the Tengra, would be threatened?
If I say I'll pull you back, I'll pull you back!
Lü Shu had changed from being poor to being rich. This transformation process was long and tortuous.
However, he did not return to the state of a normal person. Instead, he directly entered the psychological stage of a nouveau riche …
However, at this moment, a gray car overtook him from the right. The moment it brushed past him, Lü Shu felt an energy fluctuation. He turned his head to look, and his powerful dynamic vision allowed him to see what he wanted to see the most at first glance: the slave mark!
It appeared. Lü Shu's heart was calm, but he could not make a move now. He had to find these people one by one!
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