"Bring them back to your headquarters for protection?"

This so-called 'protection', in fact, does not make much difference to the person who is being protected and is being put in prison. The better thing about a prison is that the protecting party will generally try to meet the personal life and entertainment needs of the protected party, as long as the request is not too excessive, it will be approved. But these requirements certainly do not include the need for personal freedom, such as going out at will. This is also why when similar plots are often described in various movies and novels, the people who are on the protected side are often quite disgusted, and sometimes they hide in Tibet as if they are hiding from the capture of the villain.

At first, the evil organization that was like the ultimate villain was on the lookout for defense, but in the end, it turned out that people just wanted to protect the poor protagonist who everyone thought he was going to be killed for some reason, so that he would not be harmed himself, and even more so to avoid affecting other innocent people. This kind of storyline is not uncommon in various works, but in reality...... Actually, it's not that much like that.

The so-called human nature to pursue freedom is actually a bit exaggerated by some politicians.

Of course, from the perspective of human beings' endless desires, normal people are indeed constantly pursuing more and greater freedom. However, this pursuit of freedom, to put it bluntly, is not simply freedom, but the endless hope of freely obtaining more to satisfy their desires.

Feel free to take your favorite things home, free to choose a nice big house you like to live in, and free to go to your favorite places without paying any price. This kind of freedom is a worthy goal that can be achieved by a person with his own hard work and the help of luck. However, there are more freedoms that everyone has fantasized about in their hearts, which are already within the scope of violating the law and infringing on the freedom of others, and no matter how much society develops, it is impossible to satisfy those unspoken desires hidden in the bottom of their hearts.

These so-called freedoms are ultimately mere desires, and the purely conceptual and psychological pursuit of freedom, as described by philosophers...... In reality, how many people's minds can reach that kind of philosophical height, and they will be willing to spend their limited time and energy fighting for those 'boring things'?

In modern society, there are countless otaku, as long as they are given computers, game consoles, and smooth Internet, and someone to take care of food and housing, they can stay at home and never leave the door. Such people may still not be considered the absolute mainstream of society, but in the future, when technology becomes more and more advanced and can gradually replace more and more things that ordinary people need to do in person, it is foreseeable that the group that is still called with contemptuous terms is actually just not going out, and will make up an increasing proportion of society.

Doesn't this trend show that the vast majority of human beings need that so-called conceptual freedom is not as urgent as it has been claimed in the beautiful and beautiful articles?

In fact, human beings in modern society have been accustomed to living and growing up in various disciplines since they were very young. After all, from parents and elders in the family to teachers in school, as long as you grow up in the city normally, you will not have the kind of carefree and beautiful childhood that exists only in various lyrics, essays, and poems. Students who have grown up in this way have been talking to their teachers such as 'you can have enough fun when you grow up', and gradually find that when they grow up and enter society, not only do they not get the freedom they imagined they should have, but they are also more severely constrained by their superiors and rules in the workplace.

However, in such a life, how many people give up escaping and detaching like those folk songs, rock and other lyrics, and choose to find the path that suits them most for themselves?

The mere desire to earn money to support one's family is enough to make one give up many of the self-esteems that writers praise must be maintained, and if one knows that one's life is at stake, such a renunciation will only make more resolute choices.

If you don't want to be protected, you have to die freely, and after being protected, except for not being able to go where you want to go, most of the other reasonable requirements can be met, and you don't even need to continue to work and study hard in the past...... The answer to this multiple-choice question is actually very simple, and in reality there are not so many so-called protagonists who will give a different answer to this question.

"This is also decided on a case-by-case basis. ”

Hiiragi Asuka continued.

"If the other party is willing to go to the place we have designated, it is naturally the best choice for everyone. However, if the other party is really unwilling to leave the place where he lives, if the conditions allow, we can also provide a little more lenient protection within a certain range of the neighborhood. ”

In other words, it doesn't necessarily have to be 'caught back and locked up', people can still choose to have one or several personal bodyguards to continue their lives all along.

Not...... Think about it if a man is found to be attracted to the Otherworld and the Otherworld, and his 'symptoms' are not particularly severe, and he must not be brought back to Nemes's headquarters, or the quarantine area, or something to isolate and protect him. In that case, Nemesis respects the choice of the person and compromises for the sake of other considerations. Hiiragi, who happens to be a rookie who needs to be trained, is sent to the man's side to intervene in his life to protect and monitor the neighborhood...... A beautiful girl suddenly has to live with her for a special reason, even if she has no feelings for her, she must not drive her away and let her stay by her side...... Isn't this particularly like the plot of graphic novels that adolescent teenagers always fantasize?

Although Levi also knows that Hiiragi Asuka talks about protection within a certain range, it must mean that the two of them will not live as 'close protection' as in those comics, especially harem-themed comics. And this kind of task, unless the identity of the person concerned is special, there is no way, otherwise a more senior executor who can deal with various emergencies will definitely be dispatched, rather than a beautiful girl newcomer like Hiiragi Asahika.