Chapter 136 continues the sniper standoff as Heisuke trades shots with the record breaking Kamihate. The gunman's wounded pride keeps him from letting his challenger walk away, while Sakamoto, Shin, and Amane push toward the shooter's nest to corner him.
Summary
Kamihate puts his uncanny marksmanship on display with a single round, and the sight sparks an argument between Sakamoto and Heisuke over just how dangerous the sniper really is. The exchange of fire drags on, with Kamihate keeping the edge through sheer precision. Because Heisuke has bruised the gunman's ego, Kamihate has no intention of letting him slip off unhurt, forcing the younger marksman to raise his game and guard himself far more carefully.
Heisuke leans on everything he knows about long range shooting, reaching for fresh tactics as he hunts for a way past Kamihate. A clean win in a straight duel looks out of reach, yet his persistence steers the group toward the sniper's whereabouts, where they aim to seize him before he does further damage. The clash underlines that Heisuke need not fight alone, since his allies are moving in behind him.
At the same time, Sakamoto, Shin, and Amane close in to run the gunman to ground and force a surrender, assuming he lacks the skills to hold his own up close. Should they reach him, it would mark their first direct meeting with the elusive shooter.
Key Events
Heisuke and Kamihate keep exchanging fire, with the record holder staying in control. Kamihate refuses to spare Heisuke after his pride takes a hit. Heisuke experiments with new shooting techniques to survive the duel. His confrontation guides Sakamoto's group toward Kamihate's location. Sakamoto, Shin, and Amane advance to corner and capture the sniper.
Notes
This installment is billed as the second part of the Kamihate storyline. It reinforces the theme that Heisuke is backed by his teammates rather than isolated. The chapter appears in Volume 16 and features Heisuke, Piisuke, Shin, Sakamoto, Amane, and Kamihate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens between Heisuke and Kamihate in Chapter 136?
In Chapter 136, Heisuke and Kamihate continue trading gunfire, with Kamihate keeping the upper hand through sheer precision, and the wounded pride from Heisuke's earlier hit means Kamihate refuses to let him walk away unharmed.
Why won't Kamihate let Heisuke go in Chapter 136?
Kamihate refuses to spare Heisuke because Heisuke bruised his ego during their earlier exchange, pushing the sniper to fight harder rather than retreat.
How does Heisuke try to counter Kamihate in Chapter 136?
Heisuke draws on everything he knows about long range shooting and experiments with new tactics, since a straightforward duel against the record holding Kamihate looks unwinnable on its own.
Who moves in to corner Kamihate in Chapter 136?
Sakamoto, Shin, and Amane advance toward Kamihate's location, aiming to capture him directly since they assume he lacks the skills to fight at close range.
What is emphasized about Heisuke's fight in Chapter 136?
The chapter underlines that Heisuke does not have to beat Kamihate alone, since his allies are closing in behind him to help corner the sniper.
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