Paris is the most beautiful city, that's what people always say.
However, Paris is also a city with many problems.
Now it's no secret that Paris is the city with the most pickpockets.
Gangsters can ev be found on every corner, oft making trouble wh they are not watched.
If only guns were as free in this city as they are in Arica, the city could beco quite chaotic in no ti.
Jane asked Lisa to stop wh they were about to ter a certain area. It seed that she wanted to continue on foot.
Jane's choice did not make Lisa disagree or worry, perhaps she was very confidt in her abilities.
After getting out of the car, David and Jane walked along a sidewalk with many shops on the side.
At first, it was crowded, but as they got further away, David found that most of the shops were closed, looked unkempt, and the walls were full of obscure graffiti.
Despite being born and raised in this city, David had never be to this area.
Jane seed very familiar.
"Do you co here oft?" asked David, a little unsure because before graduating high school, Jane hadn't actually lived in Paris.
"Maybe about once a year, wh I'm on vacation," Jane replied.
David didn't need much more explanation to know why she was vacationing in this place.
"Doesn't your family provide people to test your strgth?" David asked.
He thought it wouldn't be difficult if the family wanted a group of people to ev slaughter.
Jane shook her head and replied, "We don't like bringing dirty people into the house."
After saying that, she stopped her steps, and stared at a rather dark alley that they happed to pass by.
It was hard to see into the alley, but there were many sounds of laughter from there, each louder than the other.
Since David and Jane stopped in front of that alley, the people inside clearly saw them because they were under the light.
In no ti, their laughter stopped echoing.
"Hey, who are they?" David heard them start talking.
They should be quite far away in the alley, but he heard their voices clearly.
"What are they doing? They seem to be rich people." They continued to talk.
"Mm, that girl is so beautiful and graceful, must be very educated."
"Educated doesn't make a woman polite on a bed. I think that girl is very good at wiggling her butt."
"Ahh, that guy is really lucky, to have such a beautiful girlfrid."
"But he's also so handso, I'd love it if he fucked ," replied another, from a woman.
It was no surprise to David as there were quite a few wom who had mtal problems and th joined the gangsters.
They can sotis be ev scarier than the male gangsters.
Their wildness is no secret.
"They stood so long, do they want to join us?" The gangsters began to wonder, so burst out laughing at the question.
"It's possible that they had an unsanctioned relationship, and ran away from ho," another replied.
"Oh, if that's the case, th the outco would be bad. They won't have any money if they're childr who ran away from ho. They'll just be a burd on us."
"I don't mind taking care of that guy as long as he's willing to fuck ," the female gangster replied.
"Hahaha, you're right." Her frid who was also a female gangster agreed.
"He'll have two sugar mommies here," she added.
"And that girl will have many sugar daddies."
"Hahahahahaha..."
David, "..."
Jane, "..."
"You know, wh you hear gangsters talking, the desire to beat them up always increases," Jane said. "It will boost morale."
"I'll beat them until they all cry," David replied, agreeing completely with Jane's opinion.
"Only, what do we need to do after we beat them up? They'll know our strgth. Is there any way to erase their mories?"
David asked that not just for the sake of it this ti, but he was curious as to how the Spiritual Beings covered their tracks because until now there seed to be no traces that ever appeared on the surface.
Would anyone who saw their power be slaughtered?
However, David did not feel that way.
Giv that Jane had oft beat up gangsters to test her strgth, she must have done sothing so that the gangsters she had beat up would not rember anything.
David thought that way because he didn't think Jane was the type who would commit a massacre for no particular reason.
"It's actually not that difficult," Jane replied. "Our spiritual power can easily damage ordinary human brain cells."
"Wouldn't that drive them crazy?" asked David with a strange expression.
"No, you probably don't know that new mories reside in the outermost brain cells, just damage the brain cells there, th they will forget the things that happed in the past few days."
"Is that so?" David had just heard the theory, so he was still a bit unconvinced.
"Of course, since I want to build up power, I usually recruit the gangsters I've beat up. I th planted mini-bombs in their heads, which could detect their actions. If they try to betray or say sothing they shouldn't, the bomb will explode. This was a technology that was never released to the public.
Those whose heads were fitted with such bombs never betrayed because the fear of one's own head suddly exploding was sothing very frighting."
"It seems that being an ordinary person in a world like this is really like living at the bottom of a well," David said after hearing Jane's words, thinking that the world really does divide life into many classes and categories.
"Let's begin," Jane said in response.
David nodded and stepped into the alley with Jane.
From beginning to d, the gangsters did not hear their words at all, unlike them who could hear their words clearly.
"They really ca," the gangsters said wh they saw David and Jane ter the alley.
"Yeah, let's welco them." The gangsters started to stand up.
They didn't think for a second that David and Jane were coming to beat them up.
Since tering the alley, David could see their figures.
He was a little surprised that there were so many of them. Probably more than 30 people, consisting of differt ages and skin colors. Black and were mixed in the group. The youngest seed to be in their twties and the oldest in their thirties.
There were about 7 or 8 wom among them. There were ev two who were quite beautiful despite the ssy style where there were several tattoos on their faces.
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