The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 1855

While both parties were stuck in a temporary deadlock, the Japan Homeland Security officer had arrived at Osaka airport in a private helicopter. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police officer tagged along with him.

Initially, they were under tremendous pressure and carried out a very detailed investigation to capture the gang of murderers to provide a good explanation to their nation and the top management. 2

Nevertheless, who would have expected that this gang of murderers was so cunning that they left no trails at all.

Just when the police officers planned to expand their areas of investigation, they received a mysterious call with information that this gang had reached Osaka and were going to take an airplane back to Oskia from there. This news stunned everyone in Japan's Homeland Security. 3

If the gang had managed to escape, the Matsumoto family's massacre might forever be an unsolved case. 1

By then, the Japanese Metropolitan Police Force and the Japanese Homeland Security would lose face and be loathed by their citizens.

Understanding the severity of the situation, Japan's Homeland Security had decided to take over the

Metropolitan Police Force's investigation and commanded the Self-Defense Forces in Osaka to restrict the departure of the Schulz family's airplane b y all means possible.

As a result, tens of thousands of army members from the Self-Defense Forces in Osaka were present at the scene. As soon as they received the command from Japan's Homeland Security, they sent their elites to the Osaka airport, s

Moreover, Japan’s Homeland Security had a backup plan of getting the battle jets ready.

In the event that the Special Forces were unable to halt the private airplane, the Japan Self-Defense Forces' F35 battle jet would immediately make a move to chase after the aircraft and force it to turn back to Osaka airport before it managed to leave Japan’s airspace.

At that very moment, Japan’s Homeland Security airplane had touched down. The officer picked up the phone immediately and asked, "How's the situation now? Has the airplane been put under control?” 4