That night, the whole Tokyo runaway group unexpectedly united.
In the past, they fought each other, even competing, antagonizing, and fighting while guarding a site. Now, they had become comrades-in-arms.
Everyone held hands together and searched through the carpet, trying to find the whereabouts of the mysterious man who had abolished Eiki.
However, the instructions they received were not to hack the man, but to report his whereabouts to the Takahashi family immediately.
As long as the exact clue was found, one million yen would be given. The mobsters usually didn't have many opportunities to make money. They either collected protection fees on Red-Light Street or did chicken business, and their income was actually very low.
In Japan, how could you be considered a successful mobster?
It's very simple. Just having a large-displacement motorcycle was enough. In the eyes of the rioters, a good motorcycle was simply the standard equipment for the successful rioters.
It's like an ancient warrior had a good horse. However, most mobsters barely made ends meet and simply couldn't afford the cost of large-displacement motorcycles. Therefore, they had to walk, take buses or subways, or fight with others on the streets.
As for why not to take a taxi, it was because the taxi fare in Japan was surprisingly expensive. The mobsters went out to fight before they got to the place, and the taxi fare may have been over 1,000 yen, far exceeding their consumption ability.
Because of this, they were desperate for money. One million yen, even if it was divided among several people or dozens of people, was a very objective figure in the hands of individuals.
Therefore, these rioters all took to the street with their own brains, holding their mobile phones, while playing the video of Eiki being beaten, while looking for Marven in the video.
But they didn't dare to search with great fanfare; they only dared to search with their eyes quietly, because they knew that this man was incredibly powerful.
At the same time, several ninjutsu masters enshrined by the Takahashi family also penetrated into the night wearing night clothes.
They were extremely good at concealing body shape and breath, and they were very good at secretly searching and tracking.
For top ninjutsu masters, it was completely possible for people to run in front and let top police dogs chase behind, and in a few steps, the police dogs would lose all clues.
However, although they were good at hiding their whereabouts, when it came to attacking power, they were still much worse than Chinese martial arts masters and internal masters.
But then again, although their absolute strength may not be comparable to China's domestic masters, their overall combat effectiveness should not be underestimated.
Because they were very good at using fatal blows, such as very good at using poisoned daggers, darts, and blow arrows. They liked sneak attacks and gave opponents a surprise nirvana.
Therefore, if the average master was slightly less vigilant, it was really possible that they would follow their way, and maybe they would die when it was unclear.
The task of these ninjutsu masters was to find Marven and monitor him secretly.
After the Su family left Japan, or before Marven left Japan, they would kill him.
