Chapter 132 - Chaos in Tokyo
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I, The Dragon Overlord Chapter 132 - Chaos in Tokyo

“Ring ring…”

The phone rang in the Tokyo regional police station.

“Yes! Yes! We got it.”

Two police officers on duty received a report. One recorded the contents of the report on paper, while the other answered the phone and tried to get more information.

“Okay, please don’t worry. We’ll make a house call!”

After a half-hearted attempt at consoling the party at the other end of the line, the police officer hung up the phone.

“What’s going on?” asked a colleague sitting on the other side of the answering line.

“It’s a missing person report. A student from a nearby high school seems to have vanished. He’s missed school for three days in a row. The school teacher called his parents and they didn’t know anything either.”

“Is attendance required?”

“Yeah. Let’s pay a house visit.”

The two police officers slightly cleaned themselves up and drove out of the police station.

On the way there, the two looked at the details and headed towards the address provided by the school.

“Tch, what a scum! He bullies his classmates in school and ever since he got into middle school he’s been into fights and brawls. He always hangs out with unemployed delinquents. Even his parents didn’t want to live with him… Instead, they rented him a room and left him alone to fend for himself.”

The police officer looked at the details of the student named Matsumura and said in disgust.

“How could scum of society like him ever go missing? I suspect that he is out fooling around with his friends. Perhaps he’s been hospitalized for some reason? We should probably check those out before we go to his house.”

The other police officer also said with disgust.

School bullying was an extremely serious issue in Japan. But because many of the assailants were minors, the schools could not file reports, so there was very little that the school boards could do.

Those with money who attended private schools were better off, but bullying was a common occurrence in public education.

“Forget it. Even if he;s scum, cleaning up after him is part of our responsibility. Le

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