#108 Because I Have to Get Rid of a Bug After Yamamoto Ken and thirteen other organizations simultaneously seceded from the Yamaguchi-gumi, they established a new organization called the Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi, centered in Kobe. Lee Yong-hyun had asked the Japanese government to pressure Korea, promising he could secure Dokdo for them, but he received no reply.
“The mood back on the mainland seems unusually grim.”
The tea leaves in the teacup slowly floated to the surface. Lee Yong-hyun, who had been staring at them with narrowed eyes, lifted his head. The core members of the Blue Wind Association gathered at Lee Yong-hyun’s mansion bowed their heads at his movement.
“The mainland is reeling from the attacks by those Wall Street bastards. And on top of that, the Yamaguchi-gumi has split….”
Yamamoto Ken had unilaterally declared his secession and created a new organization, effectively staging a coup. The Yamaguchi-gumi had been sending its members to carry out continuous terror attacks against them. One of the members, who had been watching his expression, spoke up.
“The people at Goryeo Daily are no longer listening to us. The people we planted have all been dismissed.”
“I can’t figure out what Go Eung-su is thinking. A man who pledged his loyalty to Japan.”