After that, they installed the objects that Akimasa thought were bombs all over the main room. They attached it to the walls and glass with the duct tape they had prepared. Not only that, but they also plastered the gaps or joints in the doors and windows with duct tape. It was as if they didn't want any air to go in or out.
Having done that, they opened a third large bag. It turned out to be sheets of black cloth that seemed to be made of tarpaulin. They took out the tarpaulin sheets. They glued the tarpaulin sheets on the glass and the door at the front of the room.
It was clear to Akimasa that the tarpaulin sheets served as a cover to prevent those currently right outside the diner from seeing what was going on inside. They purposely covered the windows and doors with some cloth after setting the bomb so that people outside would know that they had really planted the bomb, not just bluffing.
After that, the leader left the room with three of his followers. While the leader had gone, the other men continued their work. This time they put duct tape in the mouths of all the hostages present.
"What about them?"
One of the gang members asked his friends. He pointed to Yabuta Matane, a member of Yabuta Matane's entourage, the woman in the enormous hat that Akimasa assumed was Tsukamoto, and the two escorts of the woman in the enormous hat. The criminals had not tied those eleven people to their seats.
One of the gang members, who seemed to be more senior, said in a deep voice.
"According to the commander's orders, we must put duct tape in the mouths of all the hostages here. They are no exception."
After that, they installed the objects that Akimasa thought were bombs all over the main room. They attached it to the walls and glass with the duct tape they had prepared. Not only that, but they also plastered the gaps or joints in the doors and windows with duct tape. It was as if they didn't want any air to go in or out.
Having done that, they opened a third large bag. It turned out to be sheets of black cloth that seemed to be made of tarpaulin. They took out the tarpaulin sheets. They glued the tarpaulin sheets on the glass and the door at the front of the room.
It was clear to Akimasa that the tarpaulin sheets served as a cover to prevent those currently right outside the diner from seeing what was going on inside. They purposely covered the windows and doors with some cloth after setting the bomb so that people outside would know that they had really planted the bomb, not just bluffing.
After that, the leader left the room with three of his followers. While the leader had gone, the other men continued their work. This time they put duct tape in the mouths of all the hostages present.
"What about them?"
One of the gang members asked his friends. He pointed to Yabuta Matane, a member of Yabuta Matane's entourage, the woman in the enormous hat that Akimasa assumed was Tsukamoto, and the two escorts of the woman in the enormous hat. The criminals had not tied those eleven people to their seats.
One of the gang members, who seemed to be more senior, said in a deep voice.
"According to the commander's orders, we must put duct tape in the mouths of all the hostages here. They are no exception."
