At the intersection of the road, which is more than 100 meters away from the Songtao Museum, there is not a single car driving, and there is a crowd of people. There were cars burning in the streets, and from time to time there were unnamed explosions in the distance, faint shouts could be heard, and smoke was everywhere.

The traffic lights at the intersection have stopped working, and the giant billboard has no coolly dressed beauties, only a line of words that flow in a loop: Minister of Military Aircraft Tokugawa Yasushi announced that the army entered Kyoto at two o'clock this afternoon and imposed martial law.

The six big men fanned out, scanning their surroundings vigilantly.

A young girl with a lot of spirit stood at the top of the fan, her short hair tucked up to her ears, her back to the Shotokan, facing the camera, and raising the microphone in her hand.

"This is the Xiating District of Kyoto City, the capital of Fuso State, and the time is 11:20 in the morning, and the Federal Television reporter Cui Yingying will report on the scene for you.

After three days of riots in Kyoto, it reached a fever pitch. Since this morning, all kinds of vicious cases have emerged one after another, and the police have been powerless to suppress them. In Chinatown, more than half of the shops were looted and burned. In the overseas Chinese areas, outside the gates of foreign-funded enterprises, outside the embassies of various countries, and outside the US military bases, a large number of people gathered, and traffic was completely paralyzed.

The second largest group is outside the prime minister's office, which is surrounded by supporters and opponents of the current Koizumi cabinet, with a preliminary estimate of 800,000 people. It is said that the Prime Minister's Office was cut off from water and electricity, and all wired and wireless networks were cut off, making it an isolated island. From 10 a.m. onwards, there was a steady stream of gunfire and explosions, and we have no way of knowing the true situation.

The largest gathering was in Yoshimachi, where the army had to enter the city. Almost all of the high school students and teachers rushed to Yoshimachi, and residents and some social groups along the way also joined in. Some people believe that the chaos in Kyoto has reached this level, and the military should intervene strongly, while others believe that if the military intervenes, it will return to the shogunate era and turn back the clock on history. The number of these two groups is basically half to half, probably more than a million people, and there is a constant influx of people.

The third largest gathering group is here, outside the Songtao Sports Center. It is very strange that so many people gathered here have nothing to do with the current situation in Fuso. It is reported that the elite of almost all groups in Fuso bushido gather here to hold a 'martial arts meeting'. It is reported that at about 10 a.m., a masked man in black broke in and took 3,500 people hostage. But the individual did not say a word from beginning to end, and no one knew what his purpose was.

Strangely, the man was also not armed with a firearm and was bare-handed. However, it has been reported that there may be a poisonous gas device hidden in the museum, which produces a green vapor mist. Just now we saw someone trying to rush into the museum, but they only took two steps before they fell, and after being dragged out, they still haven't woken up.

The high-level officials of various associations and the heads of families made calls to the outside world, and personnel arrived one after another. You see, they clashed with the Black Dragon Society personnel who presided over this meeting, pushing and shoving, but they didn't fight. Because the situation inside is unknown, no one dares to act rashly.

It is reported that the god of war of Fuso Country, boxing champion Yokota Oka is fighting fiercely with the man in black. Everyone saw that there were no big holes in the walls of the hall, and they had made them. There was a thunderous rumble in the building, and no one dared to approach it. The broken bricks and cement on the wall flew out, more powerful than bullets, and many people were already injured.

Many insist that the Man in Black is the legendary Seraph. I've got a picture here, so let's take a look. ”

Cui Yingying took out her mobile phone, adjusted the screen, and faced the camera.

I saw the back of a man in black appear above, his shirt was torn, revealing white stripes, like a few wings.

Cui Yingying was about to explain further when she suddenly exclaimed:

"Flip the camera back, there's a fire in the mall, and there's still people on top. ”

At this time, there were three loud muffled sounds of "tom tom", and she turned around at a loss to see a black humanoid object flying out of the Matsuto Museum and knocking down the bronze statue of Yokotaoka.