Three more years had passed...
In these three years, the whole world had undergone significant changes. Spurred on by the Anti-Sakura Alliance, public debate on whether "Sakura" should be banned had become a major topic online.
As the public gradually became aware of the existence of "Sakura," various messy debates became particularly sharp.
However, although debates are debates, most people still felt that since this thing did not affect their own lives, and the robot regulation did not deem it illegal, there was no need to interfere with others' choices.
Use it if you want, and if not, just let it be. Why ban it with laws?!
That was the mainstream societal cognition, a frustrating reality.
Meanwhile, the population migration in East Sea City became more frequent. Some people would travel elsewhere and never return. Since East Sea City did not allow the use of "Sakura," they simply relocated to other places, considering that all it took was a filed report to move cities.
