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Organized crime, premeditated murder, and spreading evil thoughts resulted in a death sentence. The man didn’t die from his arrogant killing skills but from his website’s influence.

“The network administrators caught were struggling in life. Anonymously online, they boasted and gathered a group of people.”

“X was a hardcore follower of Zane, wanting to lead a section, and when rejected, he turned murderous. That day, he filmed the whole crime process on a DVD, hoping to kill right in front of Zane.”

“But Zane had taken his medication and didn’t hear the noise, which became solid evidence of his innocence”

Two days later, Quinlyn received a call from Bennett, detailing the final verdict.

Thinking of reduced sentences, Quinlyn asked, “What if he invents something?”

Bennett chuckled. “You think a little trickery can reduce a sentence?”

“Zane invented a prison defense system, a sympathetic reaction device, and smart surveillance. His innovations pushed the government to consider leniency; his intelligence was measured at 130.”

“It wasn’t due to the severity of the crimes; they even wanted him on board. These inventions were kept as classified projects, so they were never publicly revealed, which gave reckless people like X a false sense of confidence.”

“Many countries impose heavy penalties for mental crime because individual acts don’t have widespread impact. But imagine if a group’s beliefs go awry; that’s terrifying.”

Quinlyn listened closely but struggled to understand since she didn’t believe in gods or spirits.

Even if the invention details weren’t released, the live stream revealing the main conspirators of domestic violence already helped the public understand Zane’s sentencing. Some believed his 14–year sentence was too long.

The title of ‘hero‘ rested upon him once again.

Meanwhile, numerous complaints flooded the Jelasica government website, with netizens petitioning to free the main conspirators, giving these unfortunate people a chance.

voices on the side of victims, arguing that the families couldn’t be forgiven for murder, fearing distortion of humanity. Others, without media coverage, angrily pursued criminal accountability.

into chaos, leaving the court deliberating awkwardly

a video call from Brynton;

He seemed to have aged years in just a

the winter vacation caused such a

was taken aback. “Huh?” She didn’t quite catch

chuckled and moved the

ten familiar faces filled the living room, all from

main conspirators. Most petitioners had experienced domestic abuse, so Jelasica decided to revise

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and criminal offenses.”

participant in this event, I formally invite you, Quinlyn. Are you willing to join the legal

her eyelashes in surprise, understanding

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due to her compliance during

“Sure.” She nodded.

brightening his eyes. Looking at the young girl across from him,

invitation to revise legal clauses, paired with this team, marked significant change in

a

now, she had entered Jelasica’s core layer. When crucial decisions arose, she would sit at the table with Curtis and Glenn

days, she stayed home, working

outside, smiling gently at Quinlyn. “Finished? Let’s eat New Year’s

She hadn’t left her room in

for

she said, “Sorry, Elowyn.“We had planned to decorate the house together,‘