Section 207: Confirming Identity

Shen Yue was a little surprised to hear Fujiwara Norika chose to converse in Chinese. He found Norika's vague words about Councilor Yasui wanting a candidate from here puzzling. What could she possibly mean? Here, aside from roosters, what candidate could there be? Did Yasui also have such peculiar hobbies?

Norika's words might be veiled, but to Supan, their meaning was immediately clear, and his complexion became somewhat sallow.

Supan hesitated, "Miss Fujiwara, it is our duty and obligation to keep our clients' secrets as part of our business."

"I give you three minutes to consider," Norika replied calmly, "You can choose not to speak."

Some people's desperate cries only earn them pity. Conversely, Norika's leisurely conversation was making Supan nervous.

Supan had met Norika before.

She appeared frail and somewhat weak. Yet, during his time in Japan, Supan had witnessed her methods firsthand.