Standalone Tokyo

Chapter 229 The truth?

Bellamy, who had just got off the car, was a little nervous. Standing on the side of the road, he looked up at the hotel called Red Jack. For some reason, he felt that this building was a castle... a devil's castle.

"Come in, sir."

Two doormen came over, their muscular bodies made their suit vests bulge out, turning a doorman's uniform into a tactical style.

Subconsciously, Bellamy knew that these two doormen were not easy to deal with and could not be ordinary people.

Therefore, Bellamy was very polite in response to their reception. Just for the doorman's service of opening the door, he handed over two five-thousand-dollar tips to the two people.

Once you officially enter the hotel lobby, Bellamy’s “Devil’s Castle” feeling becomes even stronger.

Needless to say, those men in suits and security uniforms were familiar to Bellamy, who had been a soldier and had been to the Middle East to "maintain law and order". He knew their smell very well and was even more aware of how conducive their positions in the hall were to crossfire.

Also, as the lady at the front desk, you didn't hide your pistol well, the handle of the gun was sticking out from under the document bag!
"Hello sir, how can I help you?"

Bellamy smiled brightly in response to the greeting from the lady, who might also be working on other businesses on the side.

"I have an appointment."

"Could you please show me your reservation number... or a token?"

Bellamy took out a gold brick 4 card from his pocket and slowly handed it over.

When the receptionist saw this thing, he did not take it. Instead, he took out a small card reader and waved it at the card. After a beep, the small light on the card reader flashed green.

"Welcome, Mr. Bellamy, please follow this security guard, he will take you to the reserved VIP box." The front desk clerk waved, and a strong security guard came over.

"Please go this way."

Bellamy followed.

The security guard led the Frenchman to an elevator that was obviously not available to ordinary guests. After leaving the elevator, Bellamy underwent the most stringent inspection in a small room.

How strict is it?

Not only was Bellamy stripped naked, but even his butt crack was spread open to see if there was anything hidden inside.

However, Bellamy had no objection to such a strict inspection, and even enjoyed it a little, and wanted the inspection to last a little longer.

Because the inspectors who performed the inspection on him were two charming, curvy and skilled female technicians, during the inspection, he was allowed to enjoy himself and enter the sage time.

After the examination, Bellamy walked into a luxurious box wearing the slippers, underwear and bathrobe provided by the hotel. Inside, Bellamy saw Fujiwara Masato, who was sitting at a coffee table drinking coffee.

"It's an honor to meet you, Boss."

Bellamy's attitude was very humble. No matter what he was thinking in his heart, whether he had any bad thoughts about the young man Fujiwara Masato, but on the surface, he behaved very respectfully and even wanted to kiss Fujiwara Masato's ring.

Fujiwara no Masato declined the gift, as he had not yet thought about accepting such a European tradition.

"Tell me what happened in the past two days."

"Okay, boss." Bellamy cleared his throat and began to explain the matter of the uninvited guest.

After Bellamy showed his determination to "die together", the Uehara and Masuyama families' offensive, which was just a scare and had no actual lethality, stopped on the surface, and the Tokyo government suppressed the press. Then, someone began to contact Bellamy.

The contact person was very careful. He passed the message to Bellamy through several people. He first expressed to Bellamy that he had no ill intentions, and then carefully met with Bellamy in a private club that was not open to the public.

"The person who met me claimed to be from the Japanese government. His name is Kazuma Uehara, and he is a middle-aged man in his forties," said Bellamy.

Uehara, Uehara Kazuma! ?

Fujiwara Masato was stunned for a moment, then thought carefully. He was sure that he had never seen a guy named Uehara Kazuma, nor had he heard of this name.

"Are you sure he's really from the government?"

"I looked it up afterwards and found that this person has a complicated background. In addition to being the secretary of a Japanese politician, he is also a member of the Uehara family, but a member of a side branch, not the main family."

It's a side branch, not the main family. It's no wonder that I don't remember this person.

Bellamy continued describing.

After revealing his identity, Kazuma Uehara told Bellamy very sincerely that the Uehara family was not really against the Worldview Group, and that there were other reasons for the unfavorable public opinion against the Worldview Group.

This is a good point, as it immediately shifts the blame away.

The public relations department of the Worldview Group also conducted an investigation into who was behind the opposition to the Worldview Tokyo branch. The results showed that it was the Uehara family in Chiba Prefecture, which was the main force, and the Masuyama family and several small and medium-sized families were supporting.

Then, apart from public opinion, they really did nothing. Everything they did was just a lot of noise but little action. After careful investigation, the public relations manager told Bellamy that the risk behind this crisis was not great.

The leader had other plans. His target was not the Tokyo branch of Shiyad, but a feint. On the surface, he was targeting the former, but secretly he was actually going for Tokyo Poker.

Kazuma Uehara also knew that the public relations staff of World Academy had conducted an investigation, so he revealed his identity to Bellamy in order to gain his trust.

Then after a brief chat, Kazuma Uehara told Bellamy that the real force against the World Group was the Poker Organization, and the leader of this organization in Tokyo was called Fujiwara Masato. He then gave Bellamy some of the latter's identity information.

This stabbing was really hidden and vicious.

If it weren't for Giyuu No. 1 who luckily developed Bellamy into a mole, even if Taniguchi Kotaro discovered that something was wrong with the police and the latter continued to investigate, they would probably only be able to trace it back to the Masuyama family or the Japanese secret service. The possibility of discovering that the Uehara family was the mastermind behind the scenes would be very low.

Then, if Fujiwara Masato really trusts Uehara Shintaro, he will just wait patiently for the rewards.

I am afraid that during this process, the Tokyo branch of Seiyad, which has obtained the real intelligence, will choose to call the police, tip the intelligence off to Kyoto, and ask the Japanese government to issue a warrant for Fujiwara Masato.

The wanted order could not do anything to Fujiwara Masato, as he had already prepared for it.

But once such a situation occurs, his superficial identity will be ruined. Whether he is willing or not, Fujiwara Masato will have to dive into the darkness and will no longer be able to use his identity openly.

Looking back now, the whole incident is simple and clear, yet almost impossible to detect. If Bellamy had not become a traitor, the enemy's Tokyo branch of World Academy would definitely not have leaked the news and exposed the Uehara family's role in this matter.

But is that all there is to it?
Fujiwara Masato glanced at Bellamy, who was very sincere and didn't seem to be lying. However, Fujiwara Masato felt that he should continue the investigation as the unilateral information was somewhat questionable.

First of all, this guy named Kazuma Uehara must be caught.

(End of this chapter)