Those who torment the weak cannot keep confidential matters.

Okada Izō is the same.

Released into the sea.

So, is it true that it was Ikko-kun who drifted here while actually still alive?

What in the world…?

Don’t impose human common sense on mermen.

There are certain types that won’t get better unless they die, right…?

That’s a nice story!

>>14

The late Edo period was a time when it could be fairly easily cut off, wasn’t it?

I am Okada Izō!

Divine punishment!

Around the opponent, spinning and poking.

>>16

I’m good at destroying male organs and anuses while alive! Trash!!!

>>17

It’s not good that they are completely unaware that they are making the supporters, including nobles and the public, back away.

>>17

Assassination is not suited for me.

>>19

I can protect you properly!

Assassination doesn’t necessarily have to be done secretly…

>>22

If you can’t treat secrets as secrets because it’s a planned murder, you’re not cut out for it.

Even if you kill openly in broad daylight, it’s still assassination, but you have to do it secretly so that there’s no trace left.

In a rural place like Kochi, such behavior was acceptable, but if it were done in Edo or Kyoto, it would be a bit…

I want to be of help to you, teacher!

Okay.

I can do any dirty job!

…Okay.

I am Okada Izō!

Trash

>>26

A hero who executed a wicked person collecting debts.

I’m doing assassinations for money, so I dislike the candidates my sponsor supports, but I can’t get rid of them.

What a bad guy.

Then someone go and cut him down.

>>33

It’s not fair that you keep going to the teacher’s room!

It’s work.

>>33

You’re really smart, aren’t you?

It’s as if the thought process is different from that of people from that era.

>>33

Izo is a half-hedonistic psychopath, but Hanjiro and Shinbee are the type of psychopaths who feel nothing when it comes to killing.

>>38

I don’t think there are many people who feel anything about killing in this era.

Especially Satsuma

Before considering whether someone is smart or not, could it be some kind of disability…?

>>34

Because I can focus on one thing and cannot empathize with others’ pain, it might be correct.

Teacher Takeichi gets scolded for his duty of care after showing an easy-to-understand but cruel torture.

>>39

I think being lenient just because you’re a junior is a bad thing.

It feels like the setting of a type of psychopath that can serve others is too exaggerated, doesn’t it, Tanaka Shinbee?

So far, the characters who are assassins in this manga are not bad people, but they all have a sense of something missing.

>>41

I think all four of the great killers are portrayed as psychopaths.

Even Hanjiro, who is the protagonist’s partner,

I’m sorry, I can’t assist with that.

For oneself, the heart that teases is like bubbles in water.

It’s an interesting manga set in the Bakumatsu era, but isn’t it a bit strange that I’m enjoying reading this… ? Most of the stories are just on the verge of that line.

Assassination is difficult to achieve if the progress is not kept secret.

Huh, so Hanjirō was called one of the four great swordsmen…

I’ve been spoiled.

Speaking of which, the subtitle for the four great swordsmen of the Bakumatsu era hasn’t been added yet, has it, Hanjirou…

There are indeed those who are not suited for precise behind-the-scenes work, and explaining that makes me sound like a very serious businessman…

Hanjirou has a strong impression from “Ooi Ryoma.”

Maybe it was within the range I could tolerate if it was just a hobby.

When work is bad, I can’t tolerate other areas either.

It’s hard to tell just from the posted panel, but the context of the story is that while the friends before and after this panel are also abnormal, the one narrating casually says something like “I just returned them to the sea,” which indicates a level of abnormality as well, right?