After all of Schulz family’s assassins had been arrested, Japan’s Self-Defense Forces cleared the scene. The airport resumed its normal operation.

Three buses with steel protective nets welded to the windows were employed, and Rosalie and the rest boarded the bus one after another.

Japan’s Self-Defense Forces had placed two pairs of handcuffs on each of them, with their legs bound by shackles too in order to prevent them from escaping.

Not only so, but the assassins were also separated so that each military could guard them one-on-one.

On the bus, there were two seats in a row on the left and right.

Each suspect who had been handcuffed would sit near the window, while every fully-armed military would sit next to each suspect to prevent them from escaping.

Besides, there were another ten fully-armed military men standing by the corridor inside the bus. Any movement from any suspects would be shot dead instantly.

Rosalie looked out from the window welded with steel prot