The Buddhist way of life of Ke Xue Le Zi

Tokyo, Miwa Town.

Takagi Wataru, who was almost dying of sleep after staying up all night for several nights, yawned loudly. He rubbed his eyes where tears were coming out, and the dark circles under his eyes were as conspicuous as panda eyes.

"Hold on, Takagi." The sturdy man next to him patted him on the shoulder and encouraged the new policeman with a bright smile.

"It will be over soon."

Takagi Shigeru rarely stayed up late like a hawk. His biological clock was spun around and then back again, making it almost impossible for him to hold on even though he was so young.

He slept in the car for several hours. The seat cushions were not very comfortable, but it was much better than no rest at all.

However, Takagi Shigeru also knew that if he wanted to become an excellent detective like Date Kou, he must overcome these difficulties.

He and his supervisor Ida Hang have been working in shifts here for several days. Takagi Shigeru took a look at his senior who had not even half the rest time as he did but was more energetic than him, and felt a great blow.

It was already early morning when the two of them finished their surveillance. When Takagi Wataru learned that he could go back and rest, he was so moved that his legs almost gave out and he fell to the ground.

Ida Kou smiled. He helped the dizzy Takagi Wataru, put his arm on the shoulders of this somewhat slender man, and took out the police manual from his chest pocket.

"Come, let me show you something."

Actually, Date Kou's condition was not good. He was not made of iron, so he was exhausted. But he couldn't be tired. Takagi Shige had no experience in waiting, so he had to be prepared for any unexpected situation and keep a clear mind at all times.

The mission was now completed and he could go home and rest after reporting to the Metropolitan Police Department. However, Ida Hang couldn't help but relax. Suddenly, his fingers slipped and he lost his grip on the police manual.

They were standing not far from the road, and the police manual had just fallen on the edge of the zebra crossing. Yi Dahang felt a little dazed.

But he didn't think much about it. He laughed and joked that he couldn't hold on any longer, and took two steps forward to pick up the police manual that belonged to him.

A black metal cane suddenly appeared in front of him, blocking his forward leaning body. Yi Dahang was stunned for a moment and stopped, shifting his gaze from the manual to look up along the cane that was obviously finely crafted.

He saw a pair of pale and thin hands, with blue veins clearly exposed under the thin layer of skin and flesh. Yi Dahang even saw a little red blood in a trance.

Just in this moment of trance, the next second a car ran past him at an absolutely illegal driving speed.

Yi Dahang had half of his foot on the zebra crossing. When the car just drove past, the tire was no more than fifteen centimeters away from his toes, and the police manual just passed between the tires of the car.

After realizing what was happening, Yi Dahang broke out in a cold sweat.

"Brother Ida! Are you okay?!"

Takagi Wataru was so frightened by the scene that all his sleepiness disappeared. He quickly caught up to check on Ida Kou and was relieved to see that he was fine.

The black metal cane was put down by its owner, and after being taken back, it continued to stand on the right side, as if nothing had just happened.

"It's okay." Yi Dahang wiped his face and looked around before going down to pick up the police manual.

Only then did he seriously look at the person who had stopped him.

He was a young man dressed lightly. The weather was getting colder, and it was even colder in the early morning, but he was only wearing a long blue coat with the zipper not zipped up properly, and the lining was just a beige shirt that looked pitifully thin.

The most eye-catching thing about the other person was his brightly colored long hair. Ida Hang noticed that the sapphire blue hair was divided into two strands, each with a loose braid tied at the end with a black hairband.

Then there were the lifeless, hollow, smoky blue eyes on that delicate face.

Yi Dahang was stunned and hesitated for a moment, then he opened his mouth to thank the young man who had been silent and had not paid any attention to them.

"Thank you for stopping me just now, otherwise I would have been in trouble. I'm Ida Kou, if you need any help in the future just let me know." Ida Kou said, suppressing Takagi's curiosity to see the boy's eyes. His tone was sincere, so sincere that the boy turned his head slightly and nodded to them.

After nodding, the boy turned around without any intention of revealing his name.

"But it's not safe for you to go out so late, alone?" Guessing that the seemingly young child in front of him might not be able to see, Yi Dahang did not ask about his doubts for the time being, but began to pay attention to the personal safety of the minor.

"...My name is Bu Er." He abruptly changed the subject. The boy didn't know why the man who had just escaped death suddenly started checking his household registration, but his intuition told him that it was best not to remain silent at this time.

Otherwise it will become sad.

Thinking of the question asked by the man named Ida Ko, Fuji pulled the leash in his hand, and a very low whimper sounded from his feet.

It was only then that Yida Hang noticed the furry ball at the boy's feet. It was a dog that didn't look very small. It was pulling at the boy's trouser legs and stuffing its face into the thin trouser legs.

A Labrador?

Not like a guide dog.

After watching the Labrador retriever crawling through its trouser legs for a while, Ida Ko suddenly realized that the boy who called himself Fuji was answering his question.

Not alone.

It's one person and one dog.

But doesn’t this seem even more worrying?

Ida Ko held his forehead and asked Takagi to inform the traffic department that there was a car speeding. He opened the police manual, wrote down the license plate number of the car, and then showed it to Takagi Wataru who was on the phone.

"Brother Ida, you actually wrote down the license plate number?!" Takagi Wataru recalled the thrilling scene just now. He was still frightened watching it from the side, and Ida Ko's first reaction was to write down the license plate number.

Is this the difference? Takagi Wataru thought.

Yumi Miyamoto, who answered the phone on the other end, didn't get a reply for a long time, and started cursing on the other end of the phone in anger. Takagi Wataru was so scared that he quickly reported the license plate number written in the police manual to the other end.

On the other side, Yi Dahang finally rescued the boy's trouser leg with great effort. He smoothed the fur of the dog, who wanted to slip back and continue to mess with the trouser leg, which was already in a terrible state, and held down the two flapping paws of the Labrador who was ready to move.

"Is this a guide dog? Why is it so noisy?" After using his strength to suppress the restless dog, Yi Dahang asked the boy while stroking its fur.

A guide dog, of course.

Fuji uttered a syllable to answer the first half of the question, and simply ignored the second half.

How did he know why the dog was making such a fuss?

He didn't buy the dog.

This dog was brought back by Miyano Shiho. She said that she and Miyano Akemi saw the dog when they were shopping, and she couldn't help but buy it because the dog felt sorry for it.

It was only when I returned to the laboratory that I remembered that animals cannot be kept here. Except for mice used for experiments, other animals are not allowed to be kept here.

As for the other party's claim that he was shopping with his sister and suddenly saw someone selling guide dogs, Bu Er didn't believe a word of it.

At that time, guide dogs were not common and were expensive. Although this amount of money might not be much for an organization of scientific researchers, the market could definitely not be found in ordinary shopping malls.

No one would take a guide dog to a mall to sell it just to make money.

But when Miyano Shiho said she wanted to register this stupid dog under his name, he did not choose to refuse.