Anjou's demand could certainly be described as swift and decisive, which fit the old man's personality well. Three days... the Shieki Eight Families were supposed to rally all the Hybrids in Japan. Anything else was negotiable, but merging the Shieki Eight Families and the Manki-shu—the two largest Yakuza syndicates in Japan, as well as its two largest Hybrid organizations—within a mere three days was undeniably too hasty.
Although Herzog, the greatest obstacle, had now been eliminated, the Shieki Eight Families and the Manki-shu had split for so long, and both sides' hands were stained with countless amounts of each other's blood and karmic debt. For two groups of common stock to have been hostile for years, how easy could it be to talk about merging them back together, let alone within three days?
"Principal, what prompted you to make this decision?" Fuma Kotaro asked cautiously.
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