"And you lot, at least have some trust in our Spirit Energy Bureau."
Ning Guang said with a sigh.
If they had told them about something this vile, how could they possibly have ignored it?
But on second thought, it was not that they had been unwilling to trust them. They had probably been threatened—things like, "If you dare tell anyone, think about your parents," or, "Once I get out, I'll make your life worse than death."
"So, troubled times call for harsh laws."
This was no longer the peaceful era of the past. The old laws were no longer suited to the people of today.
They worked hard to maintain Order, yet some people, driven by selfish Desire, tried to challenge and destroy it. Such people should pay the price they deserved.
A cold glint flashed through Ning Guang's eyes as he made a call on his phone.
It was answered almost immediately, and a voice came from the other end.
"What is it?"
"I want to kill someone."
Ning Guang said flatly. The other end fell silent for a moment before speaking again.
"Did he break the law?"
"He did."
"Was it serious?"
"I think it was."
"Submit an application to me after you're done."
"Yes."
The call ended. Ning Guang put on his coat and walked out of the Spirit Energy Bureau.
Espers—especially powerful Espers—required several times the manpower used in the past to apprehend once they committed crimes, and casualties could occur during the process. Therefore, during an arrest, if they could not be subdued, they could be killed.
Bringing them back alive was naturally best, but if that was impossible, dead was acceptable too.
He did not actually need to make that call just now. The only reason he had done so was because he