
Asaki's cruel bargain reaches its horror: the certain skilled assassin Uzuki is sent to kill turns out to be Rion herself. Her death shatters him, and after surviving a bullet meant to end him, Uzuki abandons all care for the world and razes the Al-Kamar Orphanage.
Uzuki waits at the spot his target is due to pass, wrestling with his conscience and doubting he can go through with the kill Asaki demanded. Elsewhere, Rion notices her escort route straying from plan; the driver blames the client's orders and reminds her to handle any attackers. Sensing a trap, she tells him to stop just as the front tire bursts. She sends the driver and client to flee and leaps out to face the ambusher, whose blinding speed forces her onto the defensive and flings her through a wall. Recognizing the blade-whip mid-fight, she kicks the attacker's hood off and sees Uzuki. Her hesitation gives him the opening to run her through.
As Rion falls, her hood slips away and Uzuki finally sees her face. Horrified, he cradles her, crying out to know why she was his target, while she spends her last breath telling him she wanted to protect him and his companions so that kind people could stay kind. Asaki emerges from the shadows to declare Uzuki has no right to grieve, that his own choices brought this, and that he can never escape Asaki's world. Frozen and facing away from her body, Uzuki is approached from behind by Sakamoto.
Uzuki then narrates the aftermath: his situs inversus condition let him survive an otherwise lethal bullet. Crawling back into public view, blood-soaked and stared at, he thinks only of Rion and rages at why the kind died while cruel people like him, Asaki, and the onlookers lived. In that moment he discards any care for the world. Returning to Al-Kamar, he beheads the greeting receptionist, triggers the alarm, and cuts down thirty-four people across the facility before opening a door to find his friends safe, then leaves with them to destroy everything.
The certain skilled assassin Uzuki was sent to kill is revealed to be Rion, whom he fatally stabs before recognizing her. With her dying words she reaffirms her wish to keep kind people kind, and Asaki taunts the broken Uzuki. Surviving a bullet thanks to his situs inversus, Uzuki renounces the world, storms the Al-Kamar Orphanage, kills thirty-four people, frees his friends, and sets out on his path of destruction. Sakamoto arrives at the scene of Rion's death.
Titled Karma (Gō), this is the one hundred seventy-fifth chapter of the JAA Jail Arc. It ran in issue 34 of 2024 on July 22, 2024, and is collected in Volume 20. A noted discrepancy: an earlier newspaper report cited thirty-two deaths in the orphanage attack, while this chapter depicts Uzuki killing thirty-four, a gap the series has not explained.

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Uzuki discovers that the certain skilled assassin Asaki sent him to kill is Rion herself, and after fatally stabbing her, he survives a follow-up bullet and renounces the world, storming the Al-Kamar Orphanage.
Rion is ambushed by a hooded Uzuki, who runs her through with his blade-whip during their fight, only recognizing her as her hood falls away after the fatal blow.
With her dying breath, Rion tells Uzuki she wanted to protect him and his companions so that kind people could stay kind.
Uzuki's situs inversus condition, a reversed positioning of his internal organs, lets him survive what should have been a lethal bullet.
Having renounced the world after Rion's death, Uzuki storms the Al-Kamar Orphanage, kills thirty-four people, and frees his captive friends before setting out on his path of destruction.
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