Notes: I may post some of the words here in japanese with translations, and any occurences of the syllable "ou" in this transliterated japanese is pronounced like "O" but pronounced for about twice as long. And any occurrences of "r" in japanese are in fact not english "r" but a sound like the letter "L" made by flapping the tip of the tongue downwards from just behind the upper front teeth. Japanese sentences are subject-object-verb and rarely use pronouns if they are not absolutely necessary, and Japanese has no words for "the" "a" or "an" or the word "to" as used in infinitives.
Chapter 1
He was a Budhist (probably mispelled) priest. He had followers. He lived in Tokyo. He had a plan. A plan that would make Nihon (Japan) a Theocracy. A plan that could kill many people. His name was Hakatai.
He held a meeting with his followers and said "Sensou hajimaru surutsumori." (I intend to start a war)
"Keisatsu tatakau." (We will fight the police)
"Made Nihon nishitagauteiru." (Until Japan obeys)
Later, in Tokyo.
BOOM!
A bomb had struck a local police station. Section 9 was informed at once.