Bodyguard Assignment is the one hundred and eleventh chapter of Sakamoto Days, set in Volume 13 during the Taro Sakamoto's Past Arc. The students learn their mission was a death trap, then take a guard job for a VIP who turns out to be a disguised woman and child.
Summary
With Kindaka beaten, the four young assassins celebrate keeping their place at school, only for him to reveal the truth: the job was never meant to be survived, but to quietly dispose of problem students. Once the school learns they lived, the administration reacts with shock and expels them on the spot.
Kindaka offers a way back in, provided they strike a bargain with him. He explains that Yotsumura, a retired professor who helped found the school alongside him, can arrange their reinstatement. He also introduces the Order, an elite unit answering directly to the JAA and limited to its four finest fighters, then brings the students to meet Kondo and proposes that they work under him.
Their first task is to guard a VIP on the way to the airport. Kondo waves it off as a joke until attackers strike from every side at once. He watches in astonishment as the students cut through the ambush with ease. Uzuki pulls up with a car and the group piles in, where the VIP finally reveals herself to be a woman traveling with her child, a twist that leaves even Kindaka mystified about who she really is.
Key Events
The lethal purpose behind the students' mission comes to light, leading to their expulsion and Kindaka's offer to reinstate them through Yotsumura. The chapter introduces the Order and debuts Kondo along with the mystery VIP, an unnamed woman and her child later identified as Ai Amo and Konomi Amo.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Sakamoto Days Chapter 111, Bodyguard Assignment?
Bodyguard Assignment reveals that the students' earlier mission was actually meant to eliminate them, leading to their expulsion, before Kindaka offers to reinstate them through Yotsumura and puts them under Kondo on a VIP bodyguard job.
What is the Order in Sakamoto Days?
The Order is introduced in Chapter 111 as an elite unit answering directly to the JAA, limited to its four finest fighters, with Kindaka presenting it to the students as an opportunity.
Who does the group protect in Sakamoto Days Chapter 111?
In Chapter 111, the students are assigned to guard a VIP heading to the airport who turns out to be a disguised woman traveling with her child, later identified as Ai Amo and Konomi Amo.
Who is Kondo in Sakamoto Days?
Kondo debuts in Chapter 111 as the leader the students are placed under after Kindaka arranges their bodyguard assignment, and he watches in astonishment as they cut through an ambush with ease.
When was Sakamoto Days Chapter 111 released?
Chapter 111 is a Volume 13 chapter that ran in issue 16 of 2023, dated March 20, 2023, across seventeen pages.
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