Aomame
Alone in the sterile apartment in the Koenji district, Aomame struggles with her feelings about the murder she has just committed. All of her murders have been difficult, but the other men she killed inspired no feelings in her. Leader was different. He was “an extraordinary human being.” Because of this, the emotional effects of killing him also feel extraordinary.
In the morning, Tamaru calls and says that the Sakigake people appear to have decided to keep Leader’s death a secret. However, they will certainly want to speak to Aomame about it....
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