Tokyo: Rabbit Officer and Her Evil Partner
Chapter 359 - 266 Minamoto Tamako VS Fushimi Roku_4

Chapter 359: Chapter 266 Minamoto Tamako VS Fushimi Roku_4

Of course, as a criminal police officer, she couldn’t possibly shoot to kill a suspect without warning. Just now, she didn’t aim at vital parts; if she could shoot the legs, she’d shoot the legs, and if not, she’d shoot the hands. Even when the man with the dog’s head mask was about to attack her, she didn’t fire at his heart.

Learn from experience, she would never make the same mistake twice!

Seeing this, Fujiwara Homare quickly stopped her, saying that chasing a desperate criminal was pointless, and the most important thing now was to fill their stomachs!

Indeed, he was hungry.

But stopping Minamoto Tamako wasn’t only because of hunger; he was mainly afraid of dying. If Tamako left and he was alone, he’d be like the lone wolf falling behind in a horror movie, certainly doomed!

Tamako originally felt fine, but as soon as Fujiwara mentioned it, her stomach growled loudly.

She hadn’t eaten dinner on the day of the kidnapping, then she didn’t know how long she was unconscious, and after waking up, she had been on the move. Even an ironman would be starved by now.

Fujiwara moved the shelf aside, opened the door to the supply room, and Shirakawa Miki’s head hit the ground with a thud. Pretending not to see, he discussed with Tamako for a while, and they both agreed to head to the kitchen.

They searched around and found canned food in the kitchen fridge. Of course, there were also fresh ingredients, but Tamako wasn’t in the mood to cook, and Fujiwara didn’t know how, so they settled for the canned food.

After eating and drinking their fill, Fujiwara relaxed, but the image of the massacre in the auditorium and hallway replayed in his mind, making him feel a bit nauseous. However, he was reluctant to waste the canned food, so he had to cover his mouth and endure it.

Tamako, on the other hand, was okay. She was constantly worried about Sakurako and the others, having no mind for anything else.

"The broadcast just now notified all participants to head to the Seven Sins Temple. Sakurako and the others might be there, so I’m planning to go to the Seven Sins Temple to find them."

As she spoke, she counted her bullets.

"Huh?"

Fujiwara’s hand fell as he thought, ’The name "Seven Sins Temple" sounds dangerous. It could be the mastermind’s lair, full of torturous traps, forcing people to kill each other for amusement. Just the thought of it sends chills down my spine.’

"Um... shouldn’t we prioritize figuring out how to get out of here?" Fujiwara subtly opposed.

"I’ve considered that too, how to leave once we find everyone," Tamako said without looking up, loading bullets one by one into her magazine. "The broadcast also mentioned ’points’ and ’tickets,’ claiming that there are rewards for the trial. You just have to exchange points for a ticket to leave..."

"What if the broadcast is lying?" Fujiwara interrupted.

"It’s better than sitting here doing nothing," Tamako glanced over and asked, "Or does Fujiwara Section Chief have any other brilliant ideas?"

She was genuinely seeking advice.

In her view, Fujiwara Section Chief’s thinking went against the grain – slightly genius in a seemingly foolish way – perhaps he truly might offer a viable solution.

But to Fujiwara, Tamako was sarcastically mocking him.

Tsk, this guy really looks down on me...

Is good marksmanship that impressive? Hmph...

Fujiwara grumbled inwardly, wanting to prove himself, but lacking the capability. In the end, he bitterly ate another can of dragon milk chunks, calmed himself down, and acquiesced with a blank face: "Alright, let’s go then. Just don’t blame me if anything goes wrong; I warned you."

Tamako felt his words sounded strange, as if mocking her, but couldn’t figure out why the Section Chief would tease her, finally attributing it to her overthinking.

As they spoke, she had already cleaned her gun and loaded the bullets, ready to go.

"In that case, let’s set off now!"