None of the seven hundred or so werewolves had any so-called werewolf organization behind them.
By then, the Investigation Bureau was certain that the Werewolves had yet to establish a multinational organization. Otherwise, how could such an enormous population have let them charge in like reckless fools and throw their lives away?
These reckless fools had violated local special laws and were all sentenced to service, dispersed across various regions to follow the orders of the local investigation groups.
Many of the werewolves refused to accept it, but the Investigation Bureau invoked the special laws. This particular law had only recently been announced, and there were few precedents, but it was indeed a publicly enacted special law.
If other countries wanted to get their people out, they would first have to ask whether the Koi Continent Investigation Bureau agreed.
There was a kind of truth known as "might."
Might made right. No matter how sound your arguments were, if you lacked the strength, you had to obey the rules others set. This truth held throughout the world.
In the past, Koi Continent had lacked the strength and suffered sanctions from others, forced to swallow its grievances in silence. Now, after its baptism in the Despair Mist, Koi Continent had pulled ahead of the other continents.
Di Ping, the newly promoted S-Class powerhouse whose influence extended across the world's oceans, had been placed under close surveillance by every country. Everyone knew that if Koi Continent became enraged, it could send tsunamis crashing onto land. Anyone who wanted to raise their voice at Koi Continent had to consider whether their own Zero-Level Items could neutralize the attack. Even if they could withstand it, they still had to consider the aftermath.
Unable to locate the source of the werewolf worship culture, the Investigation