Uzuki's crew comes together as a reunion of orphanage survivors capable of matching the Order, and one forced unmasking sets the tone. Across the city, Sakamoto's family flies to Bangkok, only for a lost bag to tangle Heisuke up with the ever-serious Hyo.
Summary
Uzuki presents Haruma and Kumanomi to his crew, all of them raised together at the Al-Kamar orphanage alongside him and Gaku, and the newcomers note that Gozu and Tenkyu will arrive later. Kumanomi orders Kashima to unmask and introduce himself, and when he declines she simply yanks him close and tears the mask off with startling force. Mafuyu Seba and Nao Toramaru offer their own composed greetings, leaving Kashima convinced the group could stand against the Order yet unsettled all the same.
At the airport, Sakamoto and his household arrive, and Lu Shaotang passes him something sent by Wutang. Amane frets to Shin about smuggling their weapons aboard, but Sakamoto points out a dedicated boarding gate reserved for assassins. Shin lays out the mission for Heisuke: locate Uzuki's hideout, capture him, and keep Akira from ever reaching him.
Once they land in Bangkok, Heisuke finds his luggage gone. A bag turns up after a quarter-hour wait, and he assumes it is his until Hyo appears to claim it. Heisuke grabs for it and gets slammed into a wall, and only after relentless nagging does Hyo open it to prove ownership. Taking pity on the crestfallen Heisuke, Hyo sets his own errands aside and offers to help find the missing bag.
Key Events
Uzuki's faction is revealed to share roots at the Al-Kamar orphanage, with Gozu and Tenkyu still to come. Kumanomi forcibly unmasks Kashima. Sakamoto's group flies to Bangkok through an assassins-only gate, their mission set on capturing Uzuki and shielding Akira. Heisuke loses his bag and gains Hyo's reluctant help.
Notes
Released as Munasawagi, the nineteen-page chapter continues the Bangkok Arc in Volume 14. Its cover features Haruma, Kumanomi, Gaku, Uzuki, and Kashima. The chapter first ran in the twenty-eighth 2023 issue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where were Uzuki, Haruma, Kumanomi, and Gaku raised together?
Uzuki presents Haruma and Kumanomi to his crew in Chapter 122, noting that all of them, along with Gaku, were raised together at the Al-Kamar orphanage.
How does Kumanomi force Kashima to reveal his identity?
When Kashima declines to unmask himself, Kumanomi simply yanks him close and tears the mask off with startling force.
What mission does Shin give Heisuke in Chapter 122?
Shin lays out the mission for Heisuke in Bangkok, telling him to locate Uzuki's hideout, capture him, and keep Akira from ever reaching him.
What happens to Heisuke's luggage after landing in Bangkok?
Heisuke finds his luggage gone, and after a wait he mistakenly grabs a bag that turns out to belong to Hyo, earning himself a slam into the wall.
Which two members of Uzuki's group have yet to arrive in Chapter 122?
Chapter 122 notes that Gozu and Tenkyu, two more members of Uzuki's crew, will arrive later.
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