K City's Justice Enforcers.
Quickly drew widespread attention from major media outlets across the Super Continent.
Their cool, highly futuristic designs and powerful, reliable capabilities.
Completely shattered people's stereotypical impression of police officers.
Especially their obviously expensive equipment—the motorcycles, combat suits, round shields, and electromagnetic guns.
They attracted countless curious gazes.
After all, the Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Police had drawn inspiration from RoboCop, Batman, and Captain America from the Main God Space.
To see them in person, more and more people decided to visit K City.
And to the higher-ups of various factions, the Morgan Consortium's strengthening of police officers was even more thought-provoking.
Although it was currently limited to K City, it clearly looked like a pilot program.
After some time, if nothing went wrong, it would most likely extend to other cities.
But just as Atomic Samurai Divine Wind had thought, this would definitely have a negative impact on hero organizations.
If Justice Enforcers could handle most monsters, what was the point of having so many professional heroes?
However.
That was something only the capitalist powers needed to consider.
Although Morgan William was also a capitalist, this time he represented the World Government.
Naturally, the World Government would not allow professional heroes to overshadow the police any longer.
The former could exist, but they had to serve as the latter's support. The roles could never be reversed.
That was why the Otherworld Strategy Committee had formulated a plan from the very beginning to support the police of Hero World.
The goal was to gradually get this world's citizens and heroes accustomed to police officers and heroes enforcing the law together.
At the same time, it would dispel the negative public perception that the police were weak and incompetent.
This would also make the Hero