He's always been a deluded psychopath. He has grand delusions that he's doing all these atrocities for their sake but no one asked him and he's just elevating his ego like, Cap had said a while back.
I don't see Yan as the kind of guy who would stay for long. Maybe help them get the attention, leave behind crucial foundations such as a customer base, enduring charm to catch new customers and a morale boost to the staff just so they can thrive without him. Him staying there for too long means...
This chapter felt too short for 30+ pages but still good as a setup. Maybe the thief will decide to go back and save them after learning who Issak was.
I'm glad they addressed this. A assassin like Akira would never last in current era on the grounds that he is a prodigy born too late when technology has made his skill obsolete.
Not for the faint hearted. People who complain about the manga's social justice are like vegans who want steakhouses to remove steaks to accommodate for them.
Lmao Ogata was right. Tsurumi has to lie, flatter and do Ogata a favor in order to keep him on his side compared to Usami who is too psycho and blind to see that Tsurumi is using him without having to lift a finger to get his loyalty. On top of his insecurity, he's a cheap sacrificial pawn that...