Yamanashi Inaba, female, fourteen years old.
Teacher Great Snake wore a hooded cloak that completely concealed its face and held an iPhone, scrolling through the student profile on it.
Three years earlier, Teacher Great Snake had not yet fully changed its strategy, and its covert clashes with the Metropolitan Police Department had been particularly fierce.
Using the bizarre sorcery of monsters, Teacher Great Snake had repeatedly launched assaults or assassination attempts against members of the Metropolitan Police Department's special division. No fewer than ten officers had died at its hands.
Among them were Yamanashi Inaba's parents.
This had not merely been to vent its anger. It had also been conducting human experiments.
One curse unique to Teacher Great Snake could not only be used on monsters, planted in their mouths and tongues to seal off information and restrain their bodies when necessary, but could also be planted inside humans, drastically changing their appearance.
Unfortunately, humans simply could not withstand this power and would soon die suddenly.
The power of this curse was far too overbearing. Even strong adult men could not endure it.
At the same time, under the supervision of Kihara, a wisteria monster who could use healing sorcery, experiments were also being conducted to transplant monster organs into humans. But these experiments were also utter failures. They inevitably triggered severe rejection, and the test subjects ultimately died in horrific states.
In that case, why not try fighting poison with poison?
Teacher Great Snake and Kihara began changing their approach, planting the curse in human test subjects who had received monster organ transplants. The resulting deaths were so horrifying that even Teacher Great Snake felt somewhat nauseated.
But the human experiments continued.
Through various data and clinical experience, Teacher Great Snake confirmed one fact: monster tissues and organs were