Chapter 1489: Buying Mt. Fuji
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With Kyoko's network, her movements in Japan became smooth all at once.
At least, Ye Yi felt a lot smoother.
Now they are greeted wherever they go, and many of the people who participate in the reception are people who are related to the gods, and it is extremely convenient to use various privileges.
"Why does it feel like you've become rich overnight?"
Ye Yi said teasingly.
Bai Sifan: "You're ready to fight for their lives, shouldn't they be kind to you?" β
"It's also ......"
Ye Yi touched his chin.
They are on their way to Mt. Fuji.
Because considering that Mt. Fuji may be the alchemy furnace of some ancient power, they must do a more thorough investigation of the situation on Mt. Fuji.
Of course, they also greeted the landowners of Mt. Fuji before entering Mt. Fuji.
Although few people know that Mt. Fuji is actually privately owned.
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Dealing with the landowners of Mt. Fuji is not an easy task.
The shrine has always been the owner of the land on Mt. Fuji, and although they have also opened the mountain to tourism, they still have the ownership of the land and have the right to receive all the output of the land.
Ordinary people can't even get in touch with the real rulers of this shrine.
However, Ye Yi has the protection of Kyoko and others.
The authority of the Takaji family in Japan is beyond question.
Kyoko walked Ye Yi into the plain-looking wooden building as if she were taking a leisurely walk, and said to an unexpected young monk, "I think we should settle the score." β
Hearing this, the monk suddenly showed a frightened expression and said, "Miss Kyoko, don't you think your attitude is a little-"
"But the money your ancestors owe to our family is not a small amount of money."
Kyoko said casually.
The monk smiled reluctantly: "I also hope that our relationship canβ"
"Less nonsense, pay back!"
Kyoko interrupted the monk's defense.
The monk smiled dryly and said, "We don't have enough money for you. β
"Then give us Mt. Fuji as a mortgage," Kyoko said, "rest assured, we will not ask for permanent possession of Mt. Fuji, we only want ownership for the last year." β
"One year of ownership......"
The monk was a little moved.
Ye Yi asked Kyoko in a low voice, "Does Mount Fuji belong to them forever?" β
"Theoretically, it belongs to this shrine permanently, but if we make some small tricks out of it......"
Kyoko smiled very shrewdly.
Because Ye Yi knew the essence of this country, he was also well accepted by Kyoko's smile, and said, "It seems a bit too much to possess it completely. β
"I think so too," said Kyoko, "but of course the main problem is that it's too big to manage, and it's too big to manage." β
"That ......"
"For the time being, I can do my research," Kyoko said, "and one year is enough." β
"Hmm."
Ye Yi nodded.
The monk's side also had results.
They looked at Kyoko helplessly and pitifully, and said, "Can a one-year usufruct offset the debt?" β
"A year's tenure can only delay the repayment of the money, after all, I have no interest in Mt. Fuji itself, and I don't want to hire you to help manage Mt. Fuji," Kyoko said. β
"It's really chicken."
The monk sighed, "We own Mt. Fuji, but the trees of Mt. Fuji are an important part of Mt. Fuji and cannot be cut down casually. At the same time, a large number of people commit suicide every year by running to the forest of Mt. Fuji, and the resulting costs are nowhere to be recovered. However, Mt. Fuji is a national tourist resource, and it is not possible to build a business structure casually...... Alas, we simply have nothing but the name of Mt. Fuji. β
"But it's absolutely impossible to give up, right?"
Kyoko asked.
The monk lowered his eyes and did not answer the question.
Kyoko: "Sure enough, you don't want to give up this precious tourist resource. β
The monk said, "Isn't Miss Kyoko also unwilling to give up?" β
ββ¦β¦ You're quite right. Kyoko smiled and said, "Everyone has what they want to get, for example, what I want most now is the one-year ownership of Mt. Fuji, and after one year, you can do whatever you want, and I don't care." β
ββ¦β¦ Miss Kyoko. β
The monk was anxious and said, "Don't you really want to tell me the truth?" Isn't there something special about Mt. Fuji that you have to get a year of ownership of it in order to fully excavate and develop it? β
"Well, there's a bunch of monsters living in Mt. Fuji," Kyoko said half-truthfully, "Just like in Godzilla's movies, Yamaguchi is a hole to another world, and you never know what terrible things will come out of it." β
ββ¦β¦ Miss Kyoko is funny. β
The monk's expression was slightly subtle.
Kyoko smiled and drank the matcha: "Do you know that I'm not completely joking, you, as the manager of this mountainous area, really didn't find a problem at all?" β
"I ......"
The monk's smile grew more and more strange.
Kyoko's smile was also unexpectedly gentle: "Kanda, I know that you have always known a lot of things, but you don't dare to say it and can't say it." But this time, you must not say or listen to it, and only in this way can you ensure that the future of the shrine will continue to prosper and be stable. β
ββ¦β¦ So, is there something under Mt. Fuji? β
The monk asked keenly.
Kyoko: "If you guess, don't ask again, and if you ask, there is no result." β
"There will be results if you ask, at least I won't continue to be uneasy in my heart." The monk said with a slight dullness, "The last thing I want to face now is the panic caused by the unknown. This panic is more disturbing than confronting the monster itself. β
"If that's what you think, then I can tell you responsibly now, after knowing the truth, you will be even more panicked and even forget to breathe."
Kyoko said bitterly.
The monk didn't dare to speak, he lowered his eyebrows and said, "I am willing to obey your orders." β
"You only need to pledge Mt. Fuji as debt interest to me for a year, and the best thing is to obey."
Kyoko said nonchalantly, then took out a transfer slip that had been prepared a long time ago and handed it to the monk: "Sign it!" Don't worry that I'll take your Mt. Fuji, because it's a burden to me, even more so than you. β
ββ¦β¦ Do we really have no choice? β
The monk was even more pitiful.
Gongzi said arrogantly: "If you don't want to be eaten by the demonic beast, sign it quickly, and then take your disciples and grandchildren to travel around the country temporarily, so as not to be affected by the battle on our side." I guarantee only the stability of the country, the necessary sacrifice for your individual lives is a guarantee of victory. β
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The monk smiled wryly and signed.
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