Kashima exposes Uzuki's real goal, the collapse of society itself, and the plot to bomb the museum during the October 31 exhibit while the JAA chairman attends. Meanwhile Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi abduct a haunted Heisuke to learn all he knows about Kumanomi.
Summary
Kashima explains to Sakamoto that he once believed Uzuki stood with him on justice, the conviction that turning a blind eye to evil is as damning as committing it. The two shared a goal of dismantling the JAA and building a world free of assassins, yet Kashima has come to see that Uzuki now means to tear down society altogether.
He lays out Uzuki's plan: on October 31, the Okutabi New National Museum of Art will stage the Assassin of the Century exhibit, showing off weapons, notes, and even skeletons. The sitting JAA chairman Sei Asaki will attend, and Uzuki intends to level the whole building that day.
Elsewhere, Heisuke drills his sniping while the memory of a civilian he killed keeps surfacing. His training is cut short when Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi seize him from a car and press him for information about Kumanomi, the assassin who fought and killed Hyo.
Key Events
Kashima exposes Uzuki's true aim, the destruction of society itself, and reveals the plot to bomb the museum during the October 31 exhibit while chairman Sei Asaki is present. Heisuke, still tormented by killing a bystander, is abducted by Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi, who want everything he knows about Kumanomi.
Notes
The chapter belongs to the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc and Volume 15, spanning nineteen pages, published on August 28, 2023, in issue 39. It sets the exhibit bombing as the arc's central target and introduces Kamihate by name. Flashbacks bring back Uzuki, Gaku, Carolina Reaper, and Kumanomi. The cover features Amane, Sakamoto, Shin, and Kashima.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the assassin exhibition in Sakamoto Days?
The assassin exhibition in Chapter 132 is the "Assassin of the Century" exhibit at the Okutabi New National Museum of Art, opening October 31 and displaying assassins' weapons, notes, and even skeletons, with JAA chairman Sei Asaki set to attend.
What is Uzuki's true goal according to Kashima in Chapter 132?
Kashima reveals in Chapter 132 that Uzuki no longer just wants to dismantle the JAA but now intends to tear down society altogether, planning to bomb the museum during the exhibit while chairman Sei Asaki is present.
Why do Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi abduct Heisuke in Chapter 132?
Nagumo, Shishiba, and Osaragi seize Heisuke from a car in Chapter 132 to press him for everything he knows about Kumanomi, the assassin who killed Hyo.
What goal did Kashima and Uzuki originally share, according to Chapter 132?
Kashima explains in Chapter 132 that he and Uzuki once shared the goal of dismantling the JAA and building a world free of assassins, a belief Kashima has since realized Uzuki has abandoned.
What arc and volume does Chapter 132 belong to?
Chapter 132, "The Assassin Exhibit of the Century," belongs to the Assassin Exhibition of the Century Arc and Volume 15 of Sakamoto Days.
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