Chapter: 1856

The car team parked stably under the tall building where Akira Kobayashi lived.

Yè Chén and others entered the building together, arriving at the top floor.

At this moment, two ninjas sitting on powered hang gliders were circling above the night sky of the building, while the other two had driven their cars to the parking lot below.

The lead ninja observed the surroundings for a moment, seeing the An Ran Hotel just across from this building, and then immediately instructed, "Old Two, let's drop down to the rooftop of the An Ran Hotel to monitor our opponents. Old Three and Old Four will find suitable hiding spots downstairs, and first, we'll tighten our surveillance!"

On the communication device, three voices came through immediately: "Okay, elder brother!"

The two black hang gliders slowed their descent gradually, finally landing on the rooftop of the An Ran Hotel. After landing, the lead ninja immediately called his father, Takahiro Takahashi.

Takahiro Takahashi was currently at the hospital; his eldest son, Hideji Takahashi, was still undergoing double-arm plate implant surgery and would need to wear a cast for at least three months before he could gradually recover.

Receiving the opponent's call, Takahiro Takahashi immediately opened his mouth to ask, "Teng Lin Mr., how are things proceeding?"

Known as Teng Lin Mr. was the leader among the four ninjas.

His name was Zhengzhe Tenglin, and the Tenglin family was one of the four major clans in Japanese ninja arts.

In the development history of Japanese ninja arts, there had been a master who integrated all aspects of martial arts, named Tenglin Bao Wu.

This Tenglin Bao Wu had once been a prominent figure in the Tokugawa clan, Japan's top family at the time.

He wrote a book called "Wan Chuan Ji Hai" in 1676, which combined the martial arts essence of Chinese and Japanese masters throughout history, referencing famous works such as "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and "Tai Gong's Military Strategies". This book was later revered as the encyclopedia of ninjas.

After that, the Tenglin family gradually became one of Japan's top ninja families.

And Teng Lin Zhengzhe was the heir to this generation of Tenglin family.

In Japan, ninjas have always had to rely on top-tier families for survival. During the Warring States period, Japanese major clans and daimyos all had a large number of ninjas who gave their lives for them.

Modern ninjas may be less common, but true ninja masters still rely on top-tier families.

Presently, Takahiro Takahashi was currently at the hospital; his eldest son, Hideji Takahashi, was still undergoing double-arm plate implant surgery and would need to wear a cast for at least three months before he could gradually recover.

The reason why ninjas have always relied on top-tier families is mainly due to their lack of sufficient financial capabilities. As society has become increasingly safe and rule-bound, they are no longer able to rely on murder or arson to make a living, so they can only continue to attach themselves to powerful clans, becoming high-ranking members within them.

In reality, being attached means being cultivated.

They cultivate ninjas, giving them enough money and respect, allowing them to sell their lives for the clan's sake. It is also a shared pleasure among Japanese powerful clans.

Teng Lin Zhengzhi was one of the high-ranking members of the Takahashi family.

Over the phone, he reported to Takahiro Takahashi: "Sir, we've tracked down that guy's address. He's staying at the An Lun Hotel across from the city center. I'm currently keeping a close eye on him from the hotel rooftop, waiting for your next instruction."

"Great! Wonderful!" Takahiro Takahashi finally let out a sigh and gritted his teeth: "As long as we find him, I won't have to worry about my son's revenge being unfulfilled!"

After that, Takahiro Takahashi instructed: "Mr. Fujilin, you must keep a close eye on him. Wherever he goes, you follow. Wait for my next notification. However, if he tries to leave Japan, take him out!" JrNovels.com