Chapter 1603: Chapter 622: Unwanted Guest_3
Kenshi Ito had always believed that the killer of his younger brother was the Destroyer. However, after the truth that the Destroyer was actually Yan Fei’s alias ca to light, he redirected his hatred toward Yan Fei. When Kenshi Ito was recruited by the Japanese Governnt, he gained access to more detailed information regarding his brother’s death at Yan Fei’s hands. It included a revelation that Koseki Ito had been trying to protect Ryoko Oogawa, but at the critical mont, Ryoko Oogawa shoved Koseki Ito to the ground in order to save herself, using him to delay Yan Fei’s pursuit of her.
Even if Ryoko Oogawa hadn’t shoved Koseki Ito to the ground, the two of them still wouldn’t have escaped Yan Fei’s relentless pursuit. But after learning this detail, Kenshi Ito imdiately defined his brother’s killers as two people: the first, naturally, was Yan Fei, while the second was Ryoko Oogawa from the Oogawa Family.
Though Ryoko Oogawa had already been killed by Yan Fei, Kenshi Ito had no intention of letting the Oogawa Family off the hook so easily. Previously, his lack of strength made it impossible, but after obtaining control over the Yamata no Orochi, Kenshi Ito could no longer tolerate the continued existence of the family that played a role in his brother’s death. So, on a moonless, windy night, Kenshi Ito evaded the Japanese Governnt’s surveillance, personally maneuvered the Yamata no Orochi to burrow underground, and made it appear at the headquarters of the Oogawa Family. Utilizing the Yamata no Orochi’s powers, he completely obliterated the Oogawa Family. Afterward, he disguised the destruction as a scene of a natural fire…
The Oogawa Family had already fallen into decline ever since Yan Fei intentionally targeted them. Particularly after the untily deaths of several promising young mbers of the family, the generational succession faced significant difficulties, marking the rapid downfall of the family. Although Kenshi Ito had fabricated the scene, he was a novice, leaving nurous flaws in his setup. The Japanese Governnt quickly pinpointed Kenshi Ito as the mastermind behind the incident. However, the Oogawa Family was already beyond saving, and Kenshi Ito wielded terrifying power, so the Japanese Governnt chose complete silence—no one dared to voice a single word in defense of the Oogawa Family.
Destroying the Oogawa Family didn’t satisfy Kenshi Ito; his next revenge target beca Yan Fei on Dream Island. However, the intelligence obtained from the Japanese Governnt revealed that Dream Island was exceedingly powerful. Not even the unparalleled combat power of his Yamata no Orochi could stand a chance against Dream Island and Yan Fei. As such, he dared not recklessly seek revenge against Yan Fei for the ti being.
Nonetheless, under unusual circumstances, Kenshi Ito received an intelligence report: for reasons unknown, Yan Fei had suddenly left Dream Island and was no longer stationed there. Excited by this news, Kenshi Ito decided to take control of the Yamata no Orochi and head for Dream Island for revenge. Even if he couldn’t kill Yan Fei, he could destroy Dream Island while Yan Fei was away, thereby claiming so asure of vengeance for his brother’s death.
The Japanese Governnt, well aware of the strength of both Dream Island and Yan Fei, realized Kenshi Ito’s plan and made repeated efforts to persuade him not to act impulsively, urging him to plan carefully to avoid throwing his efforts away in vain. But Kenshi Ito, consud by self-confidence after his fateful encounter, dismissed their pleas entirely.
On an even darker night, Kenshi Ito arrived at the shores of Japan’s seas, summoning the Yamata no Orochi from the depths. He entered the cockpit of the Yamata no Orochi, then plunged underwater, swimming toward Dream Island.
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