Yami No Matsuei Fan Fiction ❯ Surreal Vanilla ❯ Kill the Puppet Master ( Chapter 42 )
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Chapter Forty-Two: Kill the Puppet Master:
Watari made it to Seibo Hospital in Shinjuku. This was the last one
on the list. He looked at his phone. Visiting hours would be over
in ten minutes. That would give him enough time. Watari vanished
from outside.
Nobody saw him in the hospital. Watari looked at the chart at the
nurse's station.
“Ah, Room 10,” he said to himself. Watari quietly
walked down the hall. Let's end this, Orphan. His time was
running out.
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He lay in his bed, smirking. Just as he pictured it. His work was
done. He said his piece. He closed his eyes and counted down the
steps.
Left. Right. Left. Right. Left. Right. Left. Right.
Pause.
He opened his eyes.
“Oh,” he said. “You found me. Now what?”
Watari stood over his bed.
“Now what indeed,” he said. “You know you've
committed a grave offense, right?”
“I regret nothing,” he said. “I would do it all
again.”
“But why?”
“Why what?”
“Why do all of this? What is the point of this?”
He smirked to himself. “Does there have to be a
reason?”
“Yes.”
Orphan laughed. “Always with the questions. I never got that
luxury.” His smirk softened. “It doesn't matter now.
Take, my time's about up.”
“Well now,” Watari said. “You seem sure of
yourself.”
“What's the point of being angry? Nothing will change. I have
achieved my goal. You can't stop it. Others will copy me. The cycle
won't end. You're too late.”
Watari smiled. “We can try.”
“Heh,” Orphan said. He drew in his last breath. The
monitor flatlined. Watari stood watching as the nurses rushed into
the room. Meanwhile, Orphan's soul sat up and walked over to the
blonde doctor.
“Ready to go?” Watari asked.
“You don't even know what my real name is,” Orphan
said.
“Fine,” the shinigami said. “What is your
name?” The puppet master spoke his name.
“Understood,” Watari said. “Ready to
go?”
“Yes,” Orphan said. Both men vanished into thin
air.
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The puppets were rounded up in three weeks. Their story was the
same.
“I got an email asking if I wanted to make little
money,” they said. He gave them a set of instructions to
follow. The farms sprung up as result.
Now, it's all gone. The farms, the orders, the puppets, and Orphan.
All of it gone and the case is closed.
But Watari knows better.
“Are you going to keep an eye out for copycats?” Konoe
asked.
“Of course,” Watari said. “I promised him that I
would.”
“Him?” the boss asked. The blonde scientist looked out
the window. How long before the next core farm pops up? They would
be ready.