After that alien spaceship crashed, A City vanished from the map.
The alien invasion and the destruction of A City naturally became a world-shaking event!
Fortunately, the crisis was eventually resolved. However, the Hero Association never publicly revealed who had resolved it.
After all, as far as they knew, the one who had resolved the crisis was a C-Class "bottom-ranker" hero who had been expelled from their Association. What's more, he had also defeated several S-Class heroes ranked in the top ten. If that kind of thing became public, it would inevitably have a serious negative impact on the Hero Association's reputation and the heroes fighting on the front lines. It might even affect the basic order that this chaotic world had struggled to maintain.
So the matter was quietly buried, and all the Association headquarters staff who knew what had really happened were ordered to keep silent.
Some S-Class heroes could vaguely guess who had resolved the crisis, but that was only speculation. The Association offered no further details or comment on the alien invasion.
The flood of reports gradually died down after a few days. After all, this world was full of constant crises and all kinds of terrifying monsters. An incident involving an invasion of A City that had leveled the entire district simply wasn't worth dwelling on. People in this world had long since grown used to being slaughtered by monsters and other creatures.
By now, A City had vanished. Its name had disappeared from electronic maps, and nobody wanted to mention the lost city or the hundreds of thousands of innocent people who had died at the hands of the aliens.
After all, more than one or two cities had been destroyed by monsters and other creatures. Adding A City to the list didn't seem