Eh!
It seemed like it wasn't impossible.
Although coastal cities did not have Wild Zones where people could hunt like other cities did, because the ocean was far too dangerous and no one knew what terrifying Mutant Sea Beasts it harbored.
But under the current circumstances, it should be possible, right?
Special circumstances called for special treatment.
They couldn't just sit here doing nothing forever.
Espers with long-range abilities at least had some sense of participation, but Espers with close-combat abilities had absolutely none.
"Bro, lend me a gun."
An Esper said to a warrior beside him who was loading ammunition.
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"I don't have that authority. Why don't you ask our Captain?"
The warrior looked at the eager Esper and pulled the gun closer to himself, seemingly afraid that the other man would snatch it. Then he pointed at the captain operating the Electromagnetic Cannon.
Although firearm restrictions were no longer as strict as they had been before the Reiki Revival due to Mutant Creatures, not just anyone could obtain one.
Only Espers registered with the Spirit Energy Bureau could purchase them, and they could only use them outside the city.
When returning to the city, specialized Espers would inspect them. Purchased firearms had designated storage locations.
There was no helping it. While powerful Espers were just as threatening as firearms, truly powerful Espers were rare in the end.
The vast majority of humans could not withstand the lethality of firearms. If they flooded into the cities on a large scale, no one could predict the consequences.
After all, Huaxia people's warlike nature was etched into their bones. And it wasn't limited to one-on-one fights; in many cases, it became a group battle involving several or even dozens of people.
It wasn't that he didn't want to agree. Anyone