"Street Counseling" was an early intervention program launched by the Japanese government to prevent juvenile delinquency. Established through legislation, it had a nationwide prevention system.
Under the regulations, relevant personnel conducted patrols in places where young people gathered, such as stations and commercial districts, asking necessary questions and offering guidance to youths whose behavior seemed suspicious.
When he saw the patrol officers approaching, Anjing Zhen more or less guessed that they probably thought they had come across a counseling case.
According to URA Association regulations and related rules, as long as one passed the examinations, the minimum employment age for Horse Girl trainers was much lower than that of most professions. There were actually quite a few trainers around twenty years old worldwide.
However, the trainer examinations were extremely difficult. Only a dozen or so people passed each year, and in some years, not even one person made it through. This meant that trainers were already very scarce.
There were currently only a little over 1,500 registered active trainers in the Central region, and only a little over 2,000 even including local regions. Those around twenty were even rarer.
He looked only eighteen or nineteen, so it was hard to imagine that he was one of those scant two thousand. It was perfectly normal for people to mistake him for a high school senior still in school.
Fortunately, he knew all this. So, although he felt awkward over the misunderstanding, after greeting the two patrol officers and producing his Central Trainer License, Anjing Zhen quickly cleared things up.
Kitasan Black, who had suddenly burst into tears without warning, also had her attention diverted by this unexpected incident. After hurriedly wiping away her tears with a bill, she rushed to help Anjing Zhen explain.
"This is truly unbelievable. I never expected