Back in the present, Sakamoto races to shield Akira from a vengeful Uzuki while Nagumo works to keep their only witness breathing. A dormant ID number resurfacing in the JAA database hints that someone long thought dead may still be pulling strings.
Summary
Sakamoto ends his recollection by confirming he killed Uzuki, only for the man to resurface eight years afterward. He warns Shin that they must reach Akira fast, since she is hunting for revenge, and admits he cannot bear to lose any of the many people he now holds dear. Elsewhere in the hospital, Nagumo finds Yotsumura roaming the halls and chides him for it.
Nagumo reports that Kindaka will never recover and is barely being kept breathing. Yotsumura wonders why a useless association member has been sustained for eight years, and Nagumo stresses that Kindaka is the lone witness to what happened to Uzuki. Pressed for anything new on Akao, Yotsumura says he has nothing fresh, yet a deep sweep of the JAA database turned up her long-dormant ID number showing recent activity. That trail reveals she is the one who placed the billion-yen price on Sakamoto, which convinces Nagumo she is still alive.
Meanwhile, Mafuyu Seba and Gaku kick a ball around until a stranger drills it hard enough to smash Gaku into a wall. The culprits are Kumanomi and Haruma, and Kumanomi insists Gaku address her with respect. When they ask Kei about the next move, he declares that they intend to tear the organization apart, a plan that delights Haruma.
Key Events
Sakamoto confirms Uzuki's return eight years after their duel and urges saving Akira. Kindaka is kept alive as the only witness to Uzuki's fate. Akao is exposed as the source of the billion-yen bounty, implying she survives. Kumanomi and Haruma appear fully alongside Kei's plan to dismantle the organization.
Notes
Titled Kimyona Konseki, the nineteen-page chapter opens the Bangkok Arc within Volume 14. Sakamoto and Shin Asakura share the cover. It first appeared in the twenty-seventh 2023 issue and gives Kumanomi and Haruma their full introductions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Akira Akao alive in Sakamoto Days Chapter 121?
Yes, Akira Akao is alive and hunting for revenge in Chapter 121, prompting Sakamoto to warn Shin that they must reach her fast before she gets to Uzuki.
Why is Kindaka being kept alive eight years later?
Nagumo stresses that Kindaka is the lone witness to what happened to Uzuki, which is why the association has kept him barely breathing for eight years even though he will never recover.
What clue suggests Rion Akao may still be alive in Chapter 121?
A deep sweep of the JAA database turns up Akao's long-dormant ID number showing recent activity, a trail that reveals she is the one who placed the billion-yen bounty on Sakamoto.
Who attacks Gaku while he plays ball with Mafuyu Seba in Chapter 121?
A stranger, later identified as Kumanomi, drills the ball hard enough to smash Gaku into a wall.
What goal does Kei Uzuki declare in Chapter 121?
When Kumanomi and Haruma ask about the next move, Kei declares that they intend to tear the organization apart, a plan that delights Haruma.
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