Chapter 22: Infernal Affairs 3

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The unrest had not subsided; people in various places began to cause trouble.

Many demanded explanations for the actions of the Judgment Knights.

Those who had lost loved ones were in immense pain, but most of them were merely lowly mine slaves. Whether they died in the mines or lived as Judgment Knights didn't seem to make an essential difference.

This was the entrenched culture of licking wounds in this world.

Everything unfolded as Tang Xian had anticipated, with people outraged and shocked.

But life had to go on as usual in the end.

The influential figures hurried to make statements, aligning with Song Que, declaring their ignorance of the Judgment Knights' manufacturing process.

The Li family naturally became the scapegoat for the enforcers of order and an outlet for people's fury.

At the gateway between the fourth and fifth layers, a large crowd of residents had gathered.

Yet Tang Xian believed that in a few days, the situation would be suppressed.

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