The comments section all think I'm a really good person.

"Thank you for your help... What's your name?" Qian Shi looked at the seemingly innocent person opposite her and tried to get some information out of him.

Unexpectedly, the other person stiffened for a moment, then chuckled dryly, "I can't say things like your name."

"Huh? You don't even have a code name?"

The girl in the jet-black Revue suit stiffened for a moment, then frowned in distress: "Codename..."

She hasn't really thought about that kind of thing at all.

After thinking for a long time, she gave up and used a pseudonym: "Just call me Yukako Sataka, Yukako Sataka."

"...What a strange name!"

The girl, whose real name is Karen Aijo, smiled awkwardly and said, "You can't reveal your real name, that's the rule!"

Her pink pupils reflected Qian Shi's face.

Kita Kirihara, who captured all of this through her eyes, was not as friendly as she was.

Facing the culprit, despite the other's obvious erratic state, she merely gave a cold laugh: [Hua Lian, bring her over here.]

"[Received~]" replied Aicheng Hualian, who was patrolling the area and doing her homework.

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Everyone, regardless of whether they are in Class A or Class B, must participate in the street training program at the National Hero College.

In essence, they are similar to patrol officers, with their main duties being daily patrols and maintaining public order.

Therefore, it's quite normal for Aijo Karen to appear on the street and have a chance encounter with Chise.

Similarly, when Aijo Karen asked the other party to bring Chise, Kita Kirihara was actually not too far away from Aijo Karen, helping to mediate the brawl.

She wiped the sweat from her forehead, revealing her helplessness.

The horrific state of the thugs lying haphazardly in front of her seemed to have nothing to do with her gentle and harmless appearance.

Subconsciously clenching and unclenching his fist, Kita Kirihara realized the weakness of this body from the sluggish feeling that his thoughts were being transmitted to his movements. He estimated that he would need a lot of time to get used to this new body.

Her original body was already badly damaged, and this one was a replacement she had no choice but to make for herself. Although it was healthy and sturdy, for Kita Kirihara, the original was still better.

Should we say it's fortunate that Saki restrained herself from harming her underage self?

Otherwise, if the bleeding occurs again, they will definitely notice something is wrong.

...What time is it, and you're still thinking about these things?

Kita Kirihara casually wiped the blood splattered on his cheek from when he had just punched a troublemaker in the face, and sighed softly.

"Young lady, aren't you quite impressive?" The middle-aged, overweight patrolman, whose hair and beard were already gray, looked at her with surprise and smiled. "How about considering working for us?"

Despite being ostensibly there to mediate a fight, this seemingly frail and delicate logistics staff member immediately rushed forward and subdued the guy who was about to pull out a dangerous weapon... the whole process took less than three minutes.

That Hero College, hasn't it only been a little over a month since the start of the semester? It turns out they've already trained some pretty good support staff.

As expected, appearances can be deceiving; he looks gentle and frail, but he's surprisingly agile.

Kita Kirihara adjusted his glasses, his smile humble and gentle: "I'm just a support staff member, I don't have that much power. Please don't joke around."

The girl smiled, her soft, fluffy white hair concealing the menacing glint in her gentle red eyes in the dim alley, making her appear harmless.

However, she was standing on something that was covered in a cold and dangerous matte finish, and upon closer inspection, the outline of a gun could be seen.

Unconcerned about being shot, the girl, who claimed to be a support staff member, skillfully neutralized everyone's resistance, demonstrating exceptional abilities.

It's no wonder the inspector was attracted to such a talented person.

The patrolman chuckled twice but didn't press the matter further.

After all, they are students from a vocational college; they are indeed very outstanding.

Just looking at them makes me envious of such talent.

However, someone who is determined to play support for heroes like this probably won't accept my invitation.

[Ahara is a lecher...]

[Hey, something's not right. This is clearly a cool scene, why do you find it erotic?]

[It's all because he's handsome, talented, and good-looking!]

[That makes a lot of sense! That makes a lot of sense!]

However, it seems that A-Yuan's body hasn't fully recovered yet; didn't he sway slightly just now?

Did you lose your footing?

[Their movements have become sluggish]

[After all, she's just recovered from a serious illness, so her body probably hasn't caught up yet.]

It terrified me to watch.

“There are six people in total. I have confiscated their weapons, but two of them are still carrying dangerous knives. Please be careful.” Kita Kirihara watched as the patrolman took out handcuffs and stepped forward, and immediately warned, “There might also be people with special abilities…”

The inspector swiftly handcuffed the unruly fellows and took them away.

Kita Kirihara followed behind, calculating when he would likely run into Aijo Karen and Chise, while chatting with the patrolman.

“Generally speaking, super-powered criminals are handled by heroes, but there are times when heroes can’t get there in time, which is why there’s a rule for assisting with patrols,” the inspector said. “There are too few heroes capable of acting independently, and even now that we’ve established a college, people are still a bit worried about kids like you…”

The idea that high school students can save the world is absurd. Generally speaking, children of this age are not mentally mature enough and do not have enough social experience. To put them directly into this cruel society as heroes is simply to abuse minors.

Despite the shortage of manpower at the Tower, the children are not expected to bear too much responsibility. At present, the students are simply being introduced to the modern hero system and learning through trial and error.

Furthermore, warning devices similar to bat lights have been added to the police system.

If the police encounter criminals they cannot handle, they will use an alarm to summon the nearest hero (not an intern).

The equipment also includes specially made handcuffs to limit abilities, and in short, it is gradually keeping up with the times.

However, even with such equipment, it is rarely effective when facing superhuman criminals who are too powerful.

Speaking of this, the inspector couldn't help but add a few more words: "Seven years ago... you must have been quite young then, right? I don't know if you remember, but that was a really chaotic time."

During that era of an abundance of superhumans, the number of super-powered criminals surged, and many masked vigilantes roamed the streets... In short, it posed a huge challenge to public order.

The patrolman nearly lost an arm back then, and he still feels lingering fear when he thinks about it: "I couldn't use any of my strength, I felt like a squashed worm... Fortunately, the hero arrived in time, and I survived."

Therefore, he is not actually opposed to the emergence of the hero system, even though it is not friendly to their police system from another perspective.

It's a good thing that there are more capable and powerful people to protect the people.

However, the hero system also has insurmountable flaws, which are quite fatal.

For example, the wear and tear on heroes.

Like many of the previous masked vigilantes, many of them have sacrificed their lives, and most of the survivors have chosen to retire or become professional heroes.

A few others have been worn down to an insurmountable degree and have since disappeared from public view.

The inspector was naturally unaware of the floating prison, and didn't know that these out-of-control ability users had been imprisoned inside by the gods. He thought they were all dead.

...To be honest, he didn't even know that the goddess's name was actually female.

The tower's deceptive tactics in portraying heroes are so effective, and coupled with the heroes' own deliberate concealment, it's truly difficult for ordinary people to know their true identities.

For example, when Ai Cheng Hua Lian was doing her internship, she also had to hide her true identity and couldn't use her real name.

This can also be considered a form of self-protection.

Members of Class A are required to wear masks and use aliases, while Class B is much more flexible.

After all, most of the work done by the members of Class B is behind the scenes. It's rare for someone like Kita Kirihara to come out on patrol and do the work himself.

She just wanted to get some fresh air.

I'll move my hands and feet a bit, check how well I'm getting used to my new body, and then find something to talk about in the chat during the live stream.

While watching the comments and chatting with the patrolman, Kita Kirihara was actually thinking about something else.

When it comes to the issue of people with uncontrollable abilities, Kita Kirihara thought of his own Saki.

In other timelines, Saki Koizumi certainly faced a significant risk of spiraling out of control, but in this timeline, things were quite different.

Because Kita Kirihara had been by her side the whole time, and had also absorbed most of Koizumi Saki's negative emotions, Koizumi Saki's emotions were now more stable than ever before.

Kita Kirihara was also concerned about another issue.

Didn't Saki say she was going to the Floating Prison before I left home today?

It's that subspace prison that holds the most dangerous ability users, built at the cost of the White Eagle's physical body.

If you calculate the time, the big event that the viewers in the live chat are talking about is indeed coming soon.

Because of Kita Kirihara's existence, Koizumi Saki did not fall into becoming an unjust god, so the timeline of the story will be slightly altered, but it is actually largely the same.

The next major event was the prisoner's escape.

The dangerous criminals in the floating prison have made contact with outside helpers, so a large-scale escape is expected within six months.

In other timelines, Saki Koizumi did not stop the prisoners from escaping; in fact, she even released them and set restrictions on them, prohibiting them from arbitrarily torturing and killing ordinary people.

In other words, the act of hunting down other heroes is permitted by the name of the unjust god.

In the current timeline, that situation shouldn't occur.

Saki went to help solidify prison rules this morning, so that the horrific scenes like those in other timelines wouldn't repeat themselves in this one.

Kita Kirihara could be so certain.

In order to prevent Saki Koizumi from repeating the same mistake, she made a lot of efforts in private.

Now, they have even gained the opportunity to capture Chise.

Once this old thing that has gone through countless cycles is completely wiped out, the road ahead will be much smoother.

Kita Kirihara knew that Chise was the previous executor, and in a way, she was also Koizumi Saki's senior.

But no matter how much she has devoted herself to the survival of this world in the past, it cannot change the fact that she is a parasite now.

Behind numerous timelines, Chise is the mastermind behind countless major events. Embracing the belief of conservation, the original executors no longer expend energy pacing the fissures that relentlessly plunder the world's fuel, but instead turn their attention to other fuel consumers.

It can only be said that this guy lost his mind during the cycle of reincarnation.

Or perhaps the other party actually sees things clearly and decides to take the shortcut.