Demon Hunt - the Story of Meiji America

In the late autumn of 1853, the chariot engraved with Hinomaru tore up the last glory of the Star-Spangled Banner on the grounds of the Black Ship Incident. Since then, Neon has relied on its strong economy, culture, and military to classify the United States and all of North America as its own territory. In Meiji 53, Governor Kennedy signed the first demon hunting order in Huadu, announcing the official start of the second westward expansion... In 1923, the Demon Hunters General Union of the United States won the Nobel Peace Prize. In recognition of his outstanding achievements in protecting and cleaning up the demon hunting world, I have made an extremely great contribution to this. Because I was institutionalized. ——Excerpted from "A Global History of Magic"