After Tao Yu's series of videos, people had become fairly accepting of the existence of the paranormal and of some supernatural phenomena in the human world.
But no matter what, these things were still far from mainstream. Compared with traffic accidents and shootings in various places, the casualties involving the paranormal were still too few to make much of an impact.
They simply attracted more attention because of the unusual way they happened.
The strongest display before this had been the Basilisk sinking two torpedo boats and several smaller vessels during the cruise ship incident.
That had been the limit of supernatural power.
But Seimei was entirely different this time. With the advantage of the terrain and the prevailing circumstances, the entire spirit domain had spread over a vast area, covering nearly half of Tokyo and likely affecting tens of millions of people!
Although Tao Yu dealt with it quickly and the casualties weren't too severe, many people had still been drained of some of their vitality and fallen seriously ill. Those in poor health had been unable to withstand it at all.
On top of that, the deterioration of buildings, equipment, and power systems had instantly made this once globally renowned, prosperous district feel utterly rundown.
Flickering lights, walls covered in mildew, and weathered plastic billboards made it look like a ruined world after the apocalypse.
Everywhere, people were coughing and looking frail. Their firsthand accounts were far more shocking than a string of numbers ever could be.
It was like the aftermath of a terrifying epidemic. As time passed, many people might begin to think it hadn't been so terrible after all. That was because most of the survivors had recovered, while the dead couldn't speak.
Now, this crowd of people gathered together to tell their stories was