Yakuza Oc Romane & Geschichten

Even though he is not an actor, this is what the three have been waiting for. The designated richest foreigner in the Philippines. It is none other than the Asano Group of Companies. This is also one of the things that some business owners are most afraid of colliding with for fear of their company collapsing and the spread that this family is known in their country as the Yakuza. Yakuza are organized crime groups. Like all criminal gangs, they engage in a number of the same money-making activities. Yakuza are known for their involvement in illegal gambling and prostitution, as well as the lucrative trafficking of illegal items like drugs, weapons, and pornographic material.

Soma gave a weak smile to Kota, “You're right, he should be fine.” Not long after, the black sedan arrived in front of a big house, Kota opened the door for Soma, and together they entered the grand estate with guards roaming around the premises. For the werewolf society, this is one of the strongest fort, befitting elder Alpha, although in the human eyes, the place is for the secret organization, or what they call, a Yakuza. A mafia organization in Japan, where some of them have two sides in business, the legal and also illegal part.

[The Yakuza] They walked into a small, smoky Izakaya (bar). It was quiet. A few old men were drinking sake. Behind the counter stood a man with no pinky finger on his left hand. He was cleaning a knife. Goro. An Old School Yakuza boss. One of the few who refused to work for the Syndicate. Sebastian walked up to the bar. He placed a specific coin on the counter. A Sterling Corp commemorative coin. Goro looked at the coin. Then at Sebastian. "You are supposed to be a ghost, Mr. Sterling."

Kai Pov I don't know who attacked us. Yin and I returned from our business meeting our car was attacked by a truck. The car flew into the river under the bridge. As a werewolf and Lycan, we didn't get much damage but if we were humans we would die an hour ago. I heard the Mafia world has been messed up and getting into war for the throne of the Mafia king. I quit many years ago still they were targeting me. I don't want to be part of it. But I guess it won't let me alone so I called my commands to get ready at least to defend us.

His lips are set in a grim line when he looks at Robert, who flinches under Aiko’s gaze. Aiko dips his hand into his pocket and brings out a card. One that he stretches over to Taylor while still looking at me. “Perhaps, you might want to give us a call should you want to do business. You know what we, the Yakuza, have to offer. It will be very beneficial.” I have no doubt that it will. I nod once, and Taylor gets the memo, immediately pocketing the card. Aiko dips his head and leaves together with his men, and immediately they shut the door behind them, I turn to Robert.

“Between you and him, I’m starting to think you’re the bigger problem.” Kai smiled. “I might not be the bigger psycho. But I definitely want to teach him a lesson.” “Oh God,” Martin muttered. “This sounds like the start of a very bad love story.” Kai turned to him. “Actually, I need your help.” Martin groaned. “No.” “Tell me about the tattoo,” Kai said. “The Yakuza one.” Martin stiffened. Kai watched him carefully. “From what I know, they’re the Japanese mafia. But that’s the surface version. What are they really?”

Saki was a bit surprised and didn't expect that Monica would already be working since she thought that he was either in high school or college. "Burning Holding Investment? Monica Oga?" Saki saw the pure black name card with a flame design on the edge, she could see the name, contact info, and the name of his company. She blinked her eyes and wondered whether Monica was a member of the yakuza group or something, but when she thought about his threat on the group of men that almost violated her, his ability at fighting, and the fact that he knew the "Merchant of Death" before, she didn't feel that much surprised.

Malakai was getting his jacket from behind his chair as well as his phone. "Japan? Who do we have in Japan?" Alec asked. He was sure they had no connections in Japan unless he's forgetting. "The Yakuza." Malakai simply said and left, leaving Alec wide eyed. Damn Malakai really finds his way around. I mean, the Yakuza. That’s no small thing. But with Malakai, connections were everything. Malakai walked down and his bodyguard followed him. Sure, Malakai didn't need anyone's protection since he could easily handle himself but 2 was better than 1. He would’ve taken Alec, but he wasn't in the right state of mind right now.

"With the added exchange of materials, of course." He let out a harsh laugh. "So, what do you propose, De Luca?" I nodded at Rione and he handed me the file listed with the businesses I wanted to offer them. “You both have access to the roads and ports of Costa Rica, San Jose and Limerick while I have control over the northern parts of America and most of Italy and Greece and Japan.” "You're doing business with the Japanese Yakuza?" "Where do you think most of our weapons come from? Particular handy ones?" Brando's eyes lit up, and I went on. "They are the reason Outfit got into an alliance with us."

“You are really going to make this easier. Well, we are not terrorists…” Storm’s ears perked up, aware of Kaden glaring at Jiraq, but not stopping him either. “We are mafia.. you know gangs and all that...but it's just something to protect ourselves and family from you know…” “Okay, I think that’s enough, Jiraq. I will tell Storm what she wants to know when the time is right. I believe she has heard enough.”