Silver-gray hair and the verdict

"Name?"

"The Uraraka Shige"

"Age"

Nine and a half years old

"Gender?"

"Male"

The stern-looking middle-aged male police officer put down his pen, then put away the file containing Uraraka Shige's identity information. He looked at Uraraka Shige, who was sitting obediently and sensibly in a chair across the table, remained silent for a moment, and then sighed softly.

"Sigh... We all know about those deceased. They were good-for-nothings in school, dropped out early, and accomplished nothing, eventually becoming idle loafers. We never imagined they'd start trafficking children..."

Then he glanced at Uraraka Shige, who was still sitting in the chair with the standard posture, shook his head, pushed open the door, and walked out of the temporary interrogation room. As he passed his mother, who was sitting in the waiting chair, he subconsciously glanced at her with a rather pitying look.

"What a pity, such a good kid..."

The young male police officer beside him, however, seemed to have a different opinion on his comments.

"Hmph, I don't see anything good about it. At such a young age, he's already killed so many people because of his 'Quirk.' What kind of good person will he be when he grows up? Tch!"

The stern-looking middle-aged male police officer, after hearing the young male officer's remarks and comments, did not say anything that contradicted the young officer's opinion, but simply shook his head silently.

A moment later, a female police officer, around twenty-five or twenty-six years old, walked over from the direction they had left. She approached my mother and said softly:

"Hello, are you a family member of the suspect inside?"

Upon hearing this, Mother looked up. Although she usually looked somewhat haggard, her former beauty was still faintly visible. But at this moment, she looked like a madwoman with disheveled hair.

Seeing her mother's reaction after hearing her words, the policewoman knew she hadn't come to the wrong person, even without a direct response, and then proceeded to say what followed.

"I'm sorry, but your son needs to stay here for observation. Please go back and rest first. You can't do anything by just waiting here. I also believe that there must be a reason why your son did such a thing at such a young age. It's better for you to go back and think about it carefully, rather than staying here and ruining your health."

However, the mother did not react much to the policewoman's words of concern. Instead, she looked like she was about to cry and repeatedly emphasized in a hoarse voice with a hint of sobs.

"Shige Chong isn't a suspect, Shige isn't a suspect, Shige..."

The policewoman was slightly at a loss, and the slightly tearful voice, because the soundproof door had not been closed, reached Uraraka Shige's ears.

After a brief silence, Uraraka Shige suddenly spoke up to offer words of comfort.

"Mother, you should go back and keep Ochaco. That policewoman is right; staying here isn't a good idea, and it'll only harm your health."

Upon hearing these words, Mother immediately choked up. After a long while, as night fell, Mother finally composed herself and agreed.

"Okay, Shige, Mommy's going back now. Take good care of yourself here..."

As she spoke, the emotions she had been forcibly suppressing surged up again, so the mother simply covered her mouth and fled the police station as if she were escaping.

Uraraka Shige, in the interrogation room separated by two doors, heard her mother's voice returning, and the turbulent thoughts in her mind settled down again. After a while, the young male police officer who had left with the middle-aged police officer earlier returned to the interrogation room.

Behind the young police officer were two other officers who looked very strong. Without the male officer saying anything, they helped Uraraka Shige from both sides, then lifted him up and carried him to the detention center, which was located in the same police station, not far away.

Since Uraraka Shige was directly detained in a solitary cell, she didn't get to experience the kind of slap-in-the-face scenes that you might encounter in a small detention cell, as described in some novels from her previous life.

In another detention room not far from his, which was already full, a few guys who seemed to be quite familiar with the two burly police officers who brought Uraraka Shige asked the officers about Uraraka Shige's background in a joking tone. As a result, they were given a stern warning by the two burly police officers and all quieted down.

After that, Uraraka Shige remained quiet until Midnight, when several police officers suddenly brought a man with a full Granny Gray hair into the detention cell, breaking the silence.

"Hey, I didn't expect you to be so direct and decisive, but it seems there's a price to pay."

The woman with Granny Gray hair was locked in an empty detention cell opposite Uraraka Shige, and then began to harass her.

"I warned you long ago that if you wanted revenge, you could come to me and I could help you, but you just ignored me and didn't listen at all."

He made no attempt to hide his schadenfreude, because he didn't have a good impression of Uraraka Shige to begin with, after all, Uraraka Shige his 'Quirk' on their first meeting...

"Although you've killed most of those guys and the rest are no match for you, they can only intimidate you temporarily, not permanently. Now that you've been caught, once the verdict is handed down, the deterrent effect of your actions will gradually disappear. When they start targeting your family again, you'll become their Achilles' heel and will actually drag them down."

This Granny Gray, unusually, started to ramble on.

"Think about it carefully, it was your own foolishness. If you had run away earlier, although your family would have had some trouble at first, it would have been like hanging the Sword of Damocles over those guys' heads. And as long as you weren't caught, they wouldn't dare to make any big moves."

Finally, Granny Gray even let out a mock sigh.

"Sigh, he was still just a child! Looking back now, maybe I shouldn't have even approached you in the first place, let alone offered you help."

However, although Granny Gray said this, only he knew the fear in his heart.

After that, the night passed in silence.

The following day, the police learned of a new victim, and the final verdict regarding Uraraka Shige's actions was also decided on that day.