Your Child Is Not Really Your Child

The lengthy statement-taking finally came to an end.

Although Yan Yang was a key figure in resolving the incident and knew some people in the police department, so the police treated him quite courteously, the case was too serious for anything less than meticulous questioning and cumbersome procedures.

In a situation like this, it was difficult for Yan Yang to completely conceal his background. He could only say that he had ended up here due to an accidental Pokémon teleportation and lacked complete identification documents.

Fortunately, his Trainer ID card from the Johto Region provided the most basic proof of identity. Combined with his enormous contribution to the case, the police did not press him too hard.

Yan Yang had practically told them everything he knew. Apart from the information that had to remain confidential, he laid out the entire course of events.

After all, in front of the police, he always felt tremendous pressure when lying. His heart raced.

I never want to come to a police station to give a statement again for the rest of my life.

From now on, I'll turn over a new leaf, behave myself, and strive to be a law-abiding citizen. I definitely won't cause the police any more trouble.

Not because you'll catch me! It's because there won't be another chance for us to meet!

Yan Yang had no intention of involving himself in the subsequent legal proceedings, the pursuit of those involved, or the school's cleanup.

The hero had finished saving the day. The remaining professional work should be left to professionals. Otherwise, being a hero would be far too exhausting.

However, he provided an extremely crucial clue—the USB drive that had copied part of the database. Although it contained only the latter thirty percent and the information was incomplete, it