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The prisoner sits down with Saejima and introduces himself as Goh Hamazaki, late of the Tojo Clan. Saejima asks what he wants, and Hamazaki asks if he knows the name of the prison he's in. Saejima tells him Okinawa Penitentiary No. 2, but Hamazaki tells Saejima that no such place exists in official records. Look on any map and you'll find a low-security correctional facility, but in reality this is a high-security private prison funded by dark money coming from the government. Hamazaki says it's a dumping ground, a place where guys like him and Saejima are sent when someone wants them to disappear. Saito has a reputation for brutality and has already killed several men, but Hamazaki says the upside is most of the guards here are corrupt and easily bribed. That being said, Saejima asks why Hamazaki wanted to talk with him, and Hamazaki says he needs Saejima's help.
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The prisoner sits down with Saejima and introduces himself as Goh Hamazaki, late a Patriarch of the Tojo Clan. Saejima asks what he wants, and Hamazaki asks if he knows the name of the prison he's in. Saejima tells him Okinawa Penitentiary No. 2, but Hamazaki tells Saejima that no such place exists in official records. Look on any map and you'll find a low-security correctional facility, but in reality this is a high-security private prison funded by dark money coming from the government. Hamazaki says it's a dumping ground, a place where guys like him and Saejima are sent when someone wants them to disappear. Saito has a reputation for brutality and has already killed several men, but Hamazaki says the upside is most of the guards here are corrupt and easily bribed. That being said, Saejima asks why Hamazaki wanted to talk with him, and Hamazaki says he needs Saejima's help.
