"My subordinate pushed your friend, so I want to apologize to him in person."

"At the same time, I also want to see with my own eyes what kind of hero he is who can single-handedly wipe out all of my bandits and thieves."

"He..." Makimura, with a hint of joking on his face, shrugged, then casually said, "He is quite afraid of strangers, so he didn't come with me to see you."

"I'll slowly ask him later if he's interested in meeting you."

After hearing the conversation between Hasegawa and Makimura, Natori's face suddenly turned paler.

Later, more intense emotions called "frustration" and "fear" filled Natori's face.

Through the conversation between Hasegawa and Makimura just now, Natori finally understood everything...

He had roughly guessed what happened.

It must have been the guy who wiped out his entire sixth division with just one blow, and asked his friend, this strong man, to inform Hasegawa...

Although he could guess what happened, a bigger puzzlement emerged in Natori's mind.

He didn't understand why a seemingly ordinary young man working in a small place like Shirobei Club not only had such strong strength, but also had the means to get in touch with Hasegawa, who was a thief turned commander...

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Continuing from the previous chapter, we continue to talk about women’s underwear in the Edo period.

As you can see from the picture I posted at the end of the last chapter, this "waist roll" is no different from a long skirt. Even if you wear a "waist roll", your lower body is still in a vacuum state.

Compared with white waist rolls, red waist rolls are more popular among women.

Please look at the picture on the right. The painting on the right depicts a woman wearing a red waistband→
Chapter completed!