The next stop was Arasaka Academy.
According to the annual report provided by "Night City Perspective," Arasaka Academy had ranked first among Night City educational institutions for the fourth consecutive year.
The magazine's education experts believed that Arasaka Academy's infrastructure and education were unparalleled in Night City; from any perspective, this was universally acknowledged.
"Nonsense, other public schools might face school shootings any day now," snorted V mercilessly.
True, Night City was a free metropolis where adults had the freedom to fire their guns anywhere on the streets, and so did minors—plus, they had an additional battleground: schools.
The only reason this issue wasn't singled out was that in Night City, minors and adults had the same rights, so there was no differential treatment in the statistics of shooting incidents.
Lille was holding a journal from an independent media outlet, clearly critical of Arasaka Academy's approach.
