The Kato family had originally planned to return to their hometown in Hokkaido that very day, but because of Juri's decision, they all ultimately stayed behind.
Juri's father had originally intended to stay alone and have his wife take Juri's younger brother back to their hometown.
But Juri's younger brother absolutely refused, insisting that his sister and Snowballmon would definitely be able to defeat all the bad guys.
Seiya was equally displeased that the authorities had pushed several children onto the most dangerous front lines.
But he understood one thing clearly: if they did not stop Belphemon from continuing to spread so outrageously,
then forget about Juri's family fleeing to Hokkaido—even if they ran to the other side of the Earth, they would sooner or later face everything they were facing now.
So Seiya's advice to Juri's father was to demand as much as possible from the authorities.
They had to fight Belphemon sooner or later anyway. Rather than work for nothing, they might as well get more benefits while they could.
And this was no longer just happening to Juri's family. Takato's family was now in the same situation.
The children, brimming with a sense of justice, insisted on staying behind to fight, leaving their parents helpless.
But given the current situation, they had no choice but to support them.
So after getting in touch with Takato's parents, Juri's father also relayed Seiya's suggestion.
As for the authorities, they naturally agreed without hesitation to every demand made by Juri's father and the others.
What a joke. They were not afraid of Juri and the others making demands; they were worried that Juri and the others would ask for nothing at all.
After all, having demands meant they would work hard afterward. If they wanted nothing, how were the authorities