Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 689 Dusk Villa
After finishing his work at the art museum, Fujiwara gradually took over control of most of the Ooka family's family businesses and various enterprises in the Kyoto area.

His actions aroused strong opposition from the uncles in the family, but money can make all the difference and he bribed quite a few people through gifts.

As for those who regarded money as dirt, they were naturally treated like dirt. They all died due to accidents and entered the family graves in Kiyomizu Temple forever.

Intimidation, bribery, kidnapping, and assassination were all used to the extreme. In the end, the family's internal management was reorganized at a relatively small cost. The uncle, headed by the third uncle, became Fujiwara's staunchest supporter.

The two most powerful people stood on their side. Even if the rest of them had other thoughts, they were still afraid of dying unexplained at the scene of the car accident that day, so they finally kept their mouths shut.

Not long after integrating the chaos within the family, Fujiwara remembered the dusk villa that he had always longed for, stopped what he was doing, and rushed to a large manor on the outskirts of Tottori Prefecture with Belmod.

Although it is called the Dusk Annex, it looks like a very simple castle from the outside. It is at least slightly larger in scale, and it is located on the edge of a cliff, so transportation is very inconvenient.

Fujiwara got out of the car and followed Belmod into the manor.

Belmode looked around the surrounding environment, feeling the unique atmosphere exuded by this castle.

"What exactly do you like here? You don't really want to transfer this place to your name, do you?"

She asked Fujiwara half curiously and half jokingly. At the same time, she reached out to touch the rough outer wall of the castle, but she never forgot the secret gold hidden in the wall.

"No, but if you really want to find him, you can actually try to contact Rum."

Fujiwara did not answer Belmod's question immediately, but instead looked at the slightly dilapidated courtyard around him.

"You told me before about your plan to kill the BOSS himself..." Her voice was low, as if she was thinking about the feasibility of Fujiwara's idea. She knew that the power struggle within the organization was far more complicated than what appeared on the surface. many.

Fujiwara knew very well that in order to lure such a person out, he must use a bait that the other party could not refuse.

After a while, Belmod spoke again:

"Don't be anxious. As long as we stay calm, he will naturally become anxious."

Belmod thought of something again and whispered: "By the way, BOSS contacted me before to inquire about your situation..."

Fujiwara turned his head when he heard this, with a flash of interest in his eyes. "Did he say he wanted to see me?"

Belmod stared at Fujiwara closely, her expression becoming serious. "Your plan sounds very possible, but how can we ensure that this news can attract his attention without making him suspect it is a trap?" she asked, with a hint of unnoticeable worry in her voice.

Fujiwara walked gently to a window and looked through the window at the darkening sky outside, as if looking for answers. "We need to create a series of 'coincidences' to make this information seem to be obtained by him by accident. For example, we can indirectly convey this information to his ears through some seemingly insignificant people."

"Moreover, we can also create some false evidence, such as forged research reports or severely misinterpreted historical records." Fujiwara turned around, his eyes flashing with a cunning light. "In this way, even if he starts investigating, he will only get deeper and deeper, and eventually he will be unable to resist the temptation." Belmode nodded, obviously convinced by Fujiwara's plan. "I understand, but we also need someone to help us from the inside. At least there must be someone who Karasuma Renya can trust to push this."

Fujiwara smiled faintly, as if he had expected it. "I already have the right person, a person who has a high enough status within the organization, but who is not absolutely loyal to Karasuma Renye. We just need to guide him appropriately to make him a key piece to promote the entire plan."

"So, what do we do next?"

Fujiwara took a deep breath, a determined light flashing in his eyes. "Next, we will start by creating a 'coincidence'. At the same time, I will contact the 'key chess piece' and let him start taking action. Once Renye Karasuma becomes interested in the elixir of life, we will start the second step of the plan, Lead him into the trap we set."

Belmod raised his eyebrows, seeming to be quite interested in this plan. "That's good, but I think it's not enough. With his character, he will never trust others easily, but it did let him know some rumors inadvertently. Selfish people only believe in themselves."

"That's what I meant, let him find out by himself, and then explore all the way to me." Fujiwara added, "By the way, I revealed the news about Shirley."

Immortality is definitely something that people like him cannot refuse, and since this kind of thing has been spread from the mouth of his most trusted person, Fujiwara doesn't believe that Karasuma Renye, an old man, can hold back his heart.

Fujiwara firmly believes that as long as he kills the godly Renya Karasuma and some of his cronies, and then recruits some middle and high-level officials in the name of immortality, he can change the organization at the minimum cost.

I had planned to replace myself before, so I must have figured out a way to die.

"By the way, do you want to know why I came here specially?"

Fujiwara's topic surprised Belmode, who was originally immersed in complex strategies. She gently supported her arm, a hint of curiosity and confusion flashed in her beautiful eyes. In this ancient castle full of secrets, every corner may hide an unknown story.

"Looking for something? Or do you really believe in the rumored gold..." Belmode asked dubiously, with a hint of ridicule in her voice, as if she was dubious about such rumors.

"Correct answer..." Fujiwara's voice suddenly became low and mysterious. He walked aside and an ancient knight's ax suddenly appeared in his hand. Belmod looked at Fujiwara's actions and became even more confused.

Fujiwara's movements were quick and decisive. He suddenly swung the ax to the wall behind Belmode. At that moment, it seemed that the whole castle trembled. Belmode was so frightened by Fujiwara's sudden action that she froze in place. Her heartbeat accelerated instantly and she asked in confusion: "What are you doing?"

A small hole was smashed into the wall, and rubble was scattered everywhere. Fujiwara bent down and picked up one of the stones that had been struck down by the axe. His fingertips gently rubbed the tiny golden particles in the stone. Under the dim light, those golden particles shimmered dazzlingly, as if telling the castle's hidden secrets.

Seeing this scene, a flash of surprise flashed in Belmode's eyes. She approached Fujiwara and leaned over to examine the stone.

"This...is this gold?"

"Yes, the walls are full of gold."

(End of this chapter)