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Chapter 115: The Good-Deed Collector

Manga ChapterCh. 115

Uzuki changes his target and reveals an ambition that could reshape the assassin hierarchy, all while hostages at his old orphanage keep him leashed. A sniper then shatters a bridge, forcing Kindaka and Sakamoto into feats of near-superhuman movement to keep everyone alive.

Volume: 13
Release Date: April 17, 2023
Magazine Issue: 20, 2023
Next Chapter: Chapter 116: Friends
Main Characters (4): Kei Uzuki (cover), Sei Asaki (cover), Ai Amo (cover), Konomi Amo (cover)
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Summary

Uzuki resolves to spare Ai and Konomi and to move against Kindaka instead. He talks his reluctant brother into it by arguing that removing Kindaka and Yotsumura clears his own road to the chairman's seat. Asaki relents but warns that any failure will cost a life at the Al-Kamar orphanage. Moments later Akao presses a gun to Uzuki's spine, and he panics that she overheard the plot, only to find she is teasing him.

As the convoy rolls on, Akao spots a photo of Uzuki among childhood friends from the orphanage, a place he hopes to revisit once the job ends. The bald sniper Higuchi then blows apart a bridge span. Akao seizes the wheel and steers across the wreckage, while Kindaka carries the mother and daughter over the gap using his blinding speed. Sakamoto, seemingly stranded behind, snags a severed cable and swings across with impossible dexterity. As Higuchi seethes over his failures and readies another strike, Sakamoto materializes at his back and cracks him across the skull, calling the job done.

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Key Events

Uzuki abandons the plan to kill the Amo pair and instead targets Kindaka, revealing his ambition to become chairman. Asaki ties Uzuki's cooperation to hostages at the orphanage. Higuchi's sniper fire destroys a bridge, and both Kindaka and Sakamoto pull off superhuman crossings before Sakamoto ambushes Higuchi from behind.

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Notes

Titled Tokuwotsumu Otoko, the nineteen-page entry rounds out Volume 13 within Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. Asaki, Uzuki, Ai, and Konomi feature on the cover. It first ran in issue 20 of 2023.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Uzuki decide to target instead of Ai and Konomi?

Uzuki resolves to spare Ai and Konomi and to move against Kindaka instead, arguing that removing Kindaka and Yotsumura clears his own road to the chairman's seat.

What leverage does Asaki use to keep Uzuki in line?

Asaki warns Uzuki that any failure will cost a life at the Al-Kamar orphanage, holding hostages there to force his cooperation.

How does Higuchi attack the convoy in Chapter 115?

The bald sniper Higuchi blows apart a bridge span, forcing the convoy into desperate escapes across the wreckage.

How does Kindaka get Ai and Konomi across the destroyed bridge?

Kindaka carries the mother and daughter over the gap in the bridge using his blinding speed.

How does Sakamoto defeat Higuchi at the end of Chapter 115?

Sakamoto, seemingly stranded, snags a severed cable and swings across the gap, then materializes behind Higuchi and cracks him across the skull.

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