Standalone Tokyo

Chapter 299: Capable People Should Shoulder Important Responsibilities
The hunt was a success.

Fujiwara Masato looked with joy at the report submitted by Huangmao after the hunting day. The red numbers at the very beginning of the document were particularly eye-catching.

287.

This number means that on today's hunting day, 287 Mossad agents, or peripheral members who received money from Mossad and served Israel, died today.

This is truly a gratifying number.

Although Fujiwara Masato had prepared a list of 320 names for the hunting day, only 287 names were reported, which meant that 33 people escaped and were not killed.

287 people were successfully killed, and only 33 were lucky enough to escape. With such a ratio, how harsh could Fujiwara Masato be to his subordinates?
They are already very good.

Among them, the NPC subordinates failed only 10 times, while the non-NPC subordinates failed 23 times.

It is not surprising that the NPCs only failed ten times, as most of the assassinations were carried out by them, and it is also normal that the non-NPCs failed 23 times.

Fujiwara Masato also knew that his demands were very high. Under such high demands, his subordinates would work in a hurry, and in the chaos, negligence was bound to occur.

It is normal to fail. After all, when a butcher in the countryside kills pigs, he may be killed by the pigs, let alone killing people.

Among this series of successful and failed action teams, the only one that completed all hunting missions naturally attracted the attention of Fujiwara Masato.

Moribe Kohei was assigned five mission objectives by the yellow-haired man, and he completed the mission 100%. Although four people were killed or injured, compared with the mission, this number of casualties was acceptable.

Fujiwara Masato didn't care how many people Kohei Moribe died in order to complete the mission. He only admired the latter's 100% completion of the mission.

After carefully watching the mission process of Kohei Moribe, Masato Fujiwara found that the organization members' approach was very smart. Of the five mission targets, the three easy ones were outsourced to local desperate bandits, gangsters, and professional killer teams.

The two most important and toughest nuts to crack are to be cracked by yourself.

There were slight flaws in the attack process. Kohei Moribe took advantage of the time when the two mission targets were separated to launch a sneak attack. As a result, during the sneak attack, the vanguard was killed and fell from the fifth floor of the shopping mall, dying tragically.

However, although the beginning was not smooth and the process was full of thrills, the result was successful. The two tough guys were killed by Moribe Kohei and his men, and they successfully retreated with the bodies of the dead and the wounded, without leaving anyone behind.

Fujiwara Masato admired people like Moribe Kohei. Although four people were killed or injured and the outsourcing business cost $200,000, the mission was accomplished and these things were not a problem.

The money was spent, people died, but things were not done well. This is the problem.

When Fujiwara Masato saw the name, he felt it was familiar, so he opened Moribe Kohei's personal profile and started reading it.

"Oh, so you are a subordinate of Komizuchi Shun. You are so capable at such a young age, only 20 years old. You are a talent."

Fujiwara Masato valued talents, especially after he discovered that Moribe Kohei's loyalty was as high as ninety, he became even more satisfied with this subordinate.

Fujiwara Masato looked at Moribe Kohei's current organizational points, which were quite high, at a full eighty-two points.

He thought about it and recalled the recorder he had gotten some time ago, which recorded some of Komizuuchi Shun's unintentional complaints. Fujiwara Masato decided to assign a task to Moribe Kohei.

Since you are a talented, capable and loyal person, you should take on more responsibilities.

Since Omizuuchi Shun likes to say after getting drunk that he has heavy responsibilities but gets little in return, and that he is working hard far away from home and that the organization is unfair to him, let him come back to Japan so that he can have time to spend with his family.

In addition, since Komizuuchi Toshi is still complaining that he needs to pay too much tax to the organization and the burden is too heavy, he might as well just resign from his position as a cadre.

If he was just a member of the poker organization, Komizu Nei Shun would not need to pay taxes to the organization. This is the responsibility of cadres at the second-level leader level.

……

The dim lights, yellow tiles, the blood-stained white coats hanging on the wall, and the sour-faced middle-aged white female nurse made Moribe Kohei feel a little uneasy about the environment he was in.

"Nurse, what's going on in the operating room?"

"not too good."

The nurse with many crow's feet around her eyes flipped through the documents in her hands and spoke without raising her head.

"Two people died before being sent to our clinic. They are already in the morgue. There are two more in the operating room. One will die soon. We can't do anything about it. The internal bleeding is too severe.

The other person will most likely survive, but we can’t guarantee that he will be able to leave the wheelchair for the rest of his life.”

"Thank you so much."

"Oh, just give me a tip to thank me."

The middle-aged female nurse rolled her eyes, turned and walked into the simple operating room.

After learning about his subordinate's situation, Kohei Moribe looked at the nurse's disappearing back. His bent back slowly straightened and he turned and walked out.

In the lobby of the clinic, four big men were sitting there, feeling uneasy. The enclosed space was filled with smoke, blood and sweat; the combined smell was nauseating.

Moribe Kohei walked out and was suddenly attacked by a biological gas. He subconsciously frowned, and this scene was seen by the four people who gathered around him.

"Boss, is the situation bad?"

"It's terrible. Although Shimoda survived, he is basically paralyzed for the rest of his life."

"What should I do?"

Upon hearing this, the four of them looked at each other, and their expressions were all particularly ugly.

"Wouldn't that mean that Shimoda Yong would become a useless person?" "According to the rules, the organization will provide a pension and arrange a job for him in a pharmaceutical company. This is enough for Shimoda Yong to live out the rest of his life and support his wife."

Kohei Moribe reached out and snatched the cigarette from his subordinate, put it in his mouth and took a few deep puffs. He calmed his mind and thought seriously for a moment.

"I paid for him to be sent back to a high-end nursing home in Tokyo. If Shimoda Yong doesn't give up, there is a good chance that he can get back on his feet."

When the four Japanese men, most of whom were over 40 years old, heard this, they showed surprise on their faces and bowed to Moribe Kohei together.

"I'm counting on you, Lord Moribe Kohei."

"It is my responsibility."

Moribe Kohei also bowed to them.

This is Kohei Moribe's subordinate, but also not his subordinate. Kohei Moribe, who just turned 20, does not have the reputation to recruit capable subordinates.

Kohei Moribe is a direct subordinate of Omizuuchi Shun. If there is a capable gunman who follows the target first, it must be the latter who has a higher status and more money, rather than joining the former who is a small leader of thugs.

Moribe Kohei, who was brought to Manila by his boss, had no way to get capable subordinates. However, he also had ambitions and wanted to advance himself, and he couldn't do without capable younger brothers.

So, when he returned to Japan for vacation half a year ago, Kohei Moribe took the opportunity to entrust a relative of his who was in the yakuza to find some yakuza members who were forced to retire and become ordinary people for him.

In Japan, where the economy is plummeting, there are many yazaku who have lost their jobs due to the bankruptcy of their gangs. Moribe Kohei's yakuza relatives easily found eight old guys who were willing to go to Manila to chop people.

These eight "retired" gangsters who have been in the underworld for half their lives are very capable. They are proficient in skills such as debt collection, hacking people, and scaring honest people.

They dare to kill at critical moments and will not run away when encountering problems, just like the Japanese samurai of the old era.

The eight men couldn't survive in the underworld, not because they lacked abilities, but because the times and environment had changed.

They only knew how to fight and kill, and could not keep up with the changes, so they were eliminated by the Japanese yakuza along with their gangs. The former boss is now in prison and has not yet been released.

Because they have some abilities, these eight Yazaku are arrogant. Moribe Kohei spends money to support them, and the eight of them are unwilling to accept the defeat. They know how to do things, but their attitude... there is always a subtle feeling that makes people uncomfortable.

Yazaku, who likes to talk about seniority and rank, is not convinced by Moribe Kohei. He feels that he is just here to work for a short period of time and is not truly loyal to him.

After what happened, three of the eight people died and one was disabled. As the leader, Moribe Kohei was willing to pay for the aftermath of the wounded out of his own pocket, and the four people were finally willing to offer their worthless loyalty.

Those who are involved in the underworld all hope that the boss above them is loyal and not a ruthless and cruel person.

Moribe Kohei, who noticed the subtle changes, was extremely relieved. Although his promise would make his wallet thinner, having four reliable subordinates was more important than saving money.

You can earn money if you lose it, but without reliable and loyal subordinates, you won't be able to seize the opportunity to get promoted even if it arises.

Today might be Moribe Kohei's lucky day. Although he lost four subordinates, he gained the loyalty of the remaining four. Then, just as he was secretly rejoicing, the cell phone in his pocket rang.

"Moses Moses."

"Moribe Kohei, is your current environment safe?"

It’s the boss of Hearts J!

Realizing that it might be a good thing, Moribe Kohei turned his head and looked around.

"Safe, I'm in a black market clinic now."

"Your performance has been noticed by the boss. Now a very suitable promotion task has appeared. You can choose to accept it or postpone it."

Promotion mission?

Moribe Kohei was shocked. He thought of his immediate superior and what he had done before setting out.

Success, the organization saw my efforts! ?

Restraining his inner excitement, Moribe Kohei tried to reply in a calm tone.

"I promise to complete the mission."

"Well, the mission is to kill a wealthy Jewish man who escaped the hunt. He has bodyguards around him and has some influence in Kuala Lumpur. I'll pass the mission briefing to you later.

In addition, a team of seven people and an operation fund will arrive tomorrow."

"Hi Yi!"

After hanging up the phone, Kohei Moribe looked at the four men in front of him, an unconcealable smile of joy on his face.

"What a great opportunity! I have been given a promotion task by the organization. If I complete it, I will be promoted to a cadre of the organization."

"Nani?"

"Boss, is this true?"

Having followed Moribe Kohei for half a year, the four Yakudo Yazaku also knew what it meant to be cadres of the poker organization. Even though they had just lost three old brothers, they could not suppress their emotions.

After being in the underworld for half his life, he suddenly became so poor that he had to steal things from a convenience store. Now he has the opportunity to become a better person again. This is what the Yazakus dream of.

(End of this chapter)