"Ginza 5-chome intersection here, an emergency situation has occurred, argh—"
"Ginza 4-chome intersection here, an emergency situation has occurred, requesting support!!!"
The sudden massacre sent officers at police boxes throughout Ginza scrambling to call their superiors and report the situation.
Although Japan's rank-and-file police officers were equipped with handguns, each police box only had two or three officers.
And their firearms were small revolvers. Their firepower simply could not penetrate the fine armor worn by those ancient soldiers.
At most, they could pull the trigger twice and hear the shots before the enemy cavalry charged up and ran them through with a spear.
The commotion grew louder and louder.
The four streets centered around Ginza 6-chome had already descended into complete chaos.
Dragon riders soared through the sky, occasionally diving down to randomly claim one or two lives.
Goblins, trolls, kobolds, and other monsters smashed through nearby doors and stormed into one building after another, using the clubs, blades, and swords in their hands to kill every man, woman, elder, and child hiding inside.
Screams, wails, sobs, shrieks, splattering blood, and mangled corpses.
They completely turned this area, known as "Asia's most expensive," into a living hell.
However, Ginza was located in Chuo Ward, one of Tokyo's twenty-three wards.
Right beside it was Chiyoda Ward, and next door happened to be the Imperial Palace.
Thus, when the emergency broke out here, the Metropolitan Police Department reacted immediately.
Soon, four buses bearing the words "Metropolitan Police Department" and "Special Assault Team" on both sides, with golden police emblems on their fronts, arrived at Sakurada Gate on the east side of the Imperial Palace.
As their doors opened in unison, officers wearing black tactical vests and tactical riot helmets rushed out.
Some carried ballistic shields, while others held M4 assault rifles, Remington