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The act of Kamiya's grandson stealing someone's ashes would certainly violate Japanese law.
However, Kamiya and Onizuka had no intention of intervening.
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In the dense forest of Shinpo Take.
The vegetation covered the night sky, preventing even the faint moonlight from reaching the forest floor.
A huge black wolfhound was pacing through the forest.
The wolfhound emitted an eerie and decaying scent.
Its head was black, its body black, its tail black, its feet black, its tongue black. Only its eyes were blood-red, shining like lantern flames in the darkness.
It was the five-black hound, Kenjiro.
The black dog was making its way through the trees towards Nakao's sinful tomb.
It could sense that a mist had started to spread through the mountains and woods just now.
It was most likely the deed of Nakao's ghost.
Shūta's grandson did something interesting by stealing Nakao's ashes and burying them nearby.
It was unclear whether this was considered a form of atonement.
