Mano and Nakatsura listened carefully to what Uda said.
"This is the address and phone number of my classmate and the student. Remember, only call them in an emergency!"
Uda gave a business card to Mano.
"Okay, Sir!" Mano said.
Before putting it in his bag, Mano briefly glanced at the business card. It's not an actual business card. Only a blank business card was written by Uda himself.
"Later, I will also write a letter to the student from my senior. Show him the letter when you see him."
"Okay, Sir," said Mano.
There was a knock on the door.
"Please come in," said Uda.
A young man in his mid-twenties walked into Uda's room.
"Did you call me, Sir?" said the young man to Uda.
"Right. You sit down first. Let me explain a bit."
The young man then sat on the chair next to Mano. It was Baba Nobita, their employee, who had only been working there for about three months. Previously, he worked as a security guard at a supermarket. Mano didn't really understand why Uda had attracted that person to work at Ichiyume. If he pulled the guy in as a security guard in this office, it might still make sense, but Uda told him to take part in the training usually reserved for reporters and photographers at Koidoi Publication. His body is big. His face is round, his nose is also round. Like people who have worked as security officers, Baba Nobita is also highly trained in martial arts. According to Uda, this young man has mastered several branches of martial arts.
"I have an assignment. However, this task is confidential and maybe a bit dangerous. This task is a mission carried out outside the city. The person I have given this assignment to must not tell other people the things he has seen and heard."
Baba Nobita's face changed after hearing Uda's words.
"I have formed a team. The team leader is Mr. Nakatsura. Ms. Gonda is the vice-leader of the team. I ask you to accompany the two of them. The decision to do or not to do anything on this mission rests with Mr. Nakatsura."
Baba listened attentively to Uda's words.
"What do you think? Is everything clear?"
Mano and Nakatsura listened carefully to what Uda said.
"This is the address and phone number of my classmate and the student. Remember, only call them in an emergency!"
Uda gave a business card to Mano.
"Okay, Sir!" Mano said.
Before putting it in his bag, Mano briefly glanced at the business card. It's not an actual business card. Only a blank business card was written by Uda himself.
"Later, I will also write a letter to the student from my senior. Show him the letter when you see him."
"Okay, Sir," said Mano.
There was a knock on the door.
"Please come in," said Uda.
A young man in his mid-twenties walked into Uda's room.
"Did you call me, Sir?" said the young man to Uda.
"Right. You sit down first. Let me explain a bit."
The young man then sat on the chair next to Mano. It was Baba Nobita, their employee, who had only been working there for about three months. Previously, he worked as a security guard at a supermarket. Mano didn't really understand why Uda had attracted that person to work at Ichiyume. If he pulled the guy in as a security guard in this office, it might still make sense, but Uda told him to take part in the training usually reserved for reporters and photographers at Koidoi Publication. His body is big. His face is round, his nose is also round. Like people who have worked as security officers, Baba Nobita is also highly trained in martial arts. According to Uda, this young man has mastered several branches of martial arts.
"I have an assignment. However, this task is confidential and maybe a bit dangerous. This task is a mission carried out outside the city. The person I have given this assignment to must not tell other people the things he has seen and heard."
Baba Nobita's face changed after hearing Uda's words.
"I have formed a team. The team leader is Mr. Nakatsura. Ms. Gonda is the vice-leader of the team. I ask you to accompany the two of them. The decision to do or not to do anything on this mission rests with Mr. Nakatsura."
Baba listened attentively to Uda's words.
"What do you think? Is everything clear?"
