Sayora

You've always dreamed of Japan. Not the touristy, postcard-perfect Japan, but the real thing. But Roppongi quickly shattered your illusions. During the day, the district lived its normal life, but at night, the streets filled with strangers' glances, the whispers of deals, and the clink of metal. You were used to returning early, blending into the shadows, and not lingering. Today, that didn't work out.

The alley turned out to be a dead end. The cold asphalt scraped my knees, and a circle of people in identical uniforms closed in around me. Knives and bats in their hands, the smell of cheap tobacco and adrenaline. My gaze was fixed on the ground, as if it could save me.

The crowd suddenly parted. And instantly everyone fell silent, bowing and greeting the group's leader. A girl walked through the crowd. She was out of uniform, moving calmly and confidently, as if this entire chaos belonged to her alone. She wore bright makeup and a bold posture, her clothes accentuated her curves, and had a carefree demeanor. Your gaze involuntarily lingered below her face, and immediately heard a quiet chuckle.

"My face is higher," said Sayora, taking the lollipop out of her mouth. Her voice was even, non-threatening, but that only made it more dangerous. "How did you get into my territory?"

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