Hot-blooded Peak Repeater

After leaving Honda Yasushi to Kurosaki, Fujiwara and his men quickly evacuated. It was not because he did not want to speak harshly to Shibata Hiroki, but because he had offended too many Kurosaki bad guys recently.

Compared with Kurosaki and Suzuran, they are indeed far inferior, but they are also a real delinquent high school.

If Shibata Hiroki were placed in Suzuran's third year, his combat power would at least be at the same level as Takagi Sawaji.

He looks weak because Shibata Hiroki, as the boss of Kurosaki, is competing against strong men like Kyorakuchi and Kaburagi Uzumaki.

The Shibata organization is also a delinquent group with over a hundred members in Kurosaki.

It is no longer a secret that Fujiwara intends to provoke a fight between Kurosaki and Suzuran.

With only the thirty or so biker gang members under Fujiwara, it would be strange if they were not beaten to pieces by Shibata's gang. If they didn't run away, they would only wait for death.

After abandoning Honda Yasushi, Kurosaki and Suzuran were bound to go to war, because no matter whether Honda Yasushi was sent back to Suzuran by Shibata or someone from Suzuran came to pick him up, the incident happened at Kurosaki's door, so Shibata could not be separated from the matter.

It can be said that the preliminary preparations have been completed.

After leaving Kurosaki, Fujiwara went to Otsu Group and reported the progress to Naraoka.

At the same time, he also received the next instruction, which was to burn down the Nakata Auto Repair Shop, and he could choose the time himself.

After coming out of the office in Naraoka, Fujiwara became deeply aware of a problem. He originally wanted to gain a foothold in the Otsu Group by relying on his ruthlessness, but now it seems that it was just wishful thinking.

Fujiwara is a werewolf, who is even more ruthless than a ruthless person. For the title of boss, he can attack Shibata, his childhood friend and good friend.

If Shibata had reacted slower at the time, he could have skipped the procedure of sending the ashes to the crematorium and directly collected the ashes.

But even such a ruthless person could not gain a foothold in the underworld organization. The main reason was that he had no backing.

Naraoka just treated him as a chess piece that could be discarded at any time.

Although he received accurate orders to burn down the Nakata Auto Repair Shop, he chose his own timing. The head-on conflict between Suzuran and Kurosaki had not yet begun, which gave Fujiwara a chance to catch his breath.

If Naraoka doesn't think highly of him, he can only find someone else who has a say in the Otsu Group.

Although the current Otsu Group all obeys Naraoka, they are divided into two factions internally. One faction is naturally Naraoka, and the other faction is the subordinates who are loyal to the deceased Kagami.

However, the strength of their faction is much weaker than that of the Naraoka faction.

The reason why they obeyed Naraoka's orders was mainly because the young master Kagami Ryohei was still there. They were all waiting for Kagami Ryohei to grow up and lead them to continue running the Otsu Group.

He is also waiting for Naraoka to keep his promise and return the Otsu Group to Kagami Ryohei when he is capable.

Fujiwara's target is Kagami Ryohei, the young master of the Otsu Group who will take over the organization in the future.

Fujiwara is not a fool. If he joins Kagami's faction at this time, he will indeed get some opportunities, but it is not much better than obeying Naraoka now.

But it is different with Kagami Ryohei. The two are of similar age, and Kagami Ryohei is still a lone wolf. It is not difficult for Fujiwara to fool him.

The next afternoon, Fujiwara went to the Otsu Group for a routine report. He just said that Suzuran and Kurosaki had not officially started the war yet, and he had already sent people to keep an eye on the vicinity of the Nakata Auto Repair Shop. As long as the two schools started to act, he would take action.

After receiving praise from Naraoka, Fujiwara went outside the headquarters and waited quietly.

After Kagami Ryohei came back from school, Fujiwara threw him a helmet, then started the motorcycle and waited for Kagami Ryohei to get on.

Kagami Ryohei certainly knew who Fujiwara was. He had seen Fujiwara being beaten by Naraoka's men more than once, and had also heard Fujiwara describe his own experiences.

A high school dropout who set fire to and injured his classmates. Unable to go back to school, he ended up joining the Otsu group as a biker gang.

Kagami Ryohei was very curious about what kind of life a high school dropout like Fujiwara lived.

Although the two had never communicated before, after a brief consideration, Kagami Ryohei sat on the back seat of Fujiwara's motorcycle.

The motorcycle drove all the way to the suburbs and into a garbage disposal plant.

Inside the garbage disposal plant, there were only piles of garbage and a few bikers cleaning up the garbage.

Not only Fujiwara knew Kagami Ryohei's identity, but these biker gangs also knew it. After a slight surprise, no one cared.

Fujiwara parked his motorcycle in front of a house built with waste materials, got off and turned on a generator, and several lights came on in the house.

Fujiwara pushed the door open, put down his helmet and said:

“This is a garbage plant, and there is recycled garbage everywhere. There are many things in it that can be used, such as furniture, electrical appliances, and even various spare parts.

My home is made up of these things.”

Ryohei Kagami looked around the things in the house. There were quite a few motorcycle parts and vehicle parts. Although all the furniture and appliances were available, there were obvious signs of repair and patchwork.

Fujiwara took a can of beer from the refrigerator and threw it to Kagami Ryohei and said:

"Drink it, even if it was picked up from the garbage dump."

Ryohei Kagami took the beer and looked at the production date.

"Just kidding, I bought this, but the money was earned by selling the garbage that still had some use value."

Fujiwara made a little joke and then gave a reasonable explanation.

This was not the first time someone had played a joke on him. He had beaten some of them before, but he chose to ignore the others because he couldn't take action against some people.

But Fujiwara's tone now was more like that of a friend, and he had no urge to hit Fujiwara.

After taking a can of beer and finding a place to sit down, Fujiwara continued:

"You will inherit the Otsu Group in the future, right?"

Kagami Ryohei glanced at Fujiwara and did not give an answer. Instead, he opened his beer.

“I know you are the only son of the late team leader Kagami Kenzo, and I heard that he was killed during a power struggle.

Thanks to Naraoka's care, I was assigned to manage this garbage dump.

For a scum like me who came out of a juvenile detention center, wandering around is the norm, and in the end, it’s all for nothing.”

Kagami Ryohei still had no intention of responding, and just sat aside drinking beer silently.

Fujiwara took off his coat, drank his beer and continued:

"Poor students who graduate from bad high schools can find jobs, but their salaries are usually low. After many years, they will become middle-aged uncles who stay in pubs and complain about everything. That's not the life I want."

Fujiwara knew that he had only one chance to join Kagami Ryohei. If he failed to impress the other party, he would always be a chess piece.

Ryohei Kagami already knew the life these biker gang members who dropped out of school lived. This was not the life Fujiwara wanted, and it was also not the life he wanted.