A regular rescue mission.
Written out like that, it sounded like what on earth is that supposed to be, but in fact, it was something that happened quite naturally even in real life.
“If people keep falling and getting hurt in a place I manage, I’m obviously going to keep a closer eye on it. It’s like that.”
When you worked near a natural feature or facility where people frequently got caught in accidents, it meant regularly patrolling and checking whether anyone was in danger, and carrying out rescue work if needed.
At the Supernatural Disaster Management Agency, it was similar.
“We designate a few supernatural disasters, and then every few months, we go into the Ghost Story like this and check on it.”
To see whether there’s anyone inside who needs rescuing.
But one especially important condition was added.
—Ghost Stories where rescue reports are impossible.
“It’s for people who can’t exactly cry, ‘Help meee~’ even if they get caught in a supernatural disaster.”
That was right. Some Ghost Stories, by their very nature, made it impossible to request rescue by phone or anything similar.
Among those Ghost Stories, in cases where agents could enter and exit relatively safely, the Dispatch Rescue Team rotated through them as part of regular duty.
‘…There definitely were exploration records written on the basis of that setting.’
That tended to happen in cases where the…