She won't be able to keep jumping around for long.

A few seconds later, Kazuha couldn't help but ask Mitsuyu, "Mitsuyu...did you learn that from Ran?"

She was still somewhat surprised as she recalled what had just happened before her eyes.

"I only learned a little bit, this was purely by chance." Guangyou lied through his teeth, and after untying the rope, he immediately changed the subject, "Alright, Kazuha-neechan, take this rope and tie up that caterpillar on the ground."

"Caterpillar?" Kazuha was stunned for a moment, not reacting immediately.

“Look, it’s that uncle on the ground.” Guangyou pointed to the man on the ground and explained, “Look at that uncle, he looks just like a caterpillar now.”

Following the direction Kōyū pointed, Kazuha finally understood why Kōyū called that man "caterpillar".

Perhaps because of the extreme pain, the man lay on the ground writhing and twisting, looking like an oversized caterpillar.

"It really does look a bit like that." After understanding Kouyu's "vivid and descriptive" metaphor, Kazuha couldn't help but smile, and her complexion improved considerably.

"Then I'll trouble you, Sister He Ye, to tie them up. The police will be here soon."

"Okay, leave it to me!"

After making the arrangements, Guangyou walked to the window and reached out to pull back the curtains.

Through the transparent glass, Kōyū saw Ai standing at the front door, looking up at the attic.

Opening the window, Kōyū stretched out his hand and gave Ai a "OK" sign with a smile.

Then, Kōyū saw Ai nod at him.

After telling Ai that the operation had been successfully completed, Kōyū closed the window and prepared to deal with the situation a bit more.

Tie up what needs to be tied up, collect what needs to be collected, and dispose of what needs to be disposed of.

Then you can just wait for the police to arrive and take these people back.

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