Chapter 71: Justice is in Our Hands The judgement of the accused was set for one week after Sanguine’s speech. The Head Enforcer randomly selected the jurors. However, his process was not entirely random.

Chapter 70: Give Me a Chance There was plenty of dissatisfaction regarding Sanguine’s appointment, but there was nobody to organise a protest march. The Democracy Chasers were grieving the loss of Joan

Chapter 69: There Is a Price and It Must Be Paid In the Capital City, to break the silence regarding the Grand Final disaster, the Head Enforcer had called a press conference from the palace. Yensid Media

Part 6: Death of Freedom Chapter 68: The Aftermath It was now the early hours of the morning. The survivors had been gathered outside the stadium. The many thousands that were injured were being evacuated

Chapter 67: Just Another Grand Final The day of the Pound Ball Grand Final had arrived. Kingdom Stadium was packed with eighty thousand Pound Ball fans. Joan and Sally needed to arrive three hours early

Chapter 66: The Enforcers Are Here There was only one week left until the Pound Ball Grand Final. The first two thousand enforcers had completed their training. They would be featured during the pre-Grand

Chapter 65: The Referendum The day of the referendum had finally arrived. The voting arrangements were the same as for the governor’s election. The referendum involved answering a question instead of selecting

Chapter 64: A Star Is Born Several years earlier, James Yensid had travelled across the continent to find hidden talent in the smaller district cities and towns. One of the places he visited was a small

Chapter 63: I Have This Covered With less than a week to go before the referendum, Yensid Media had organised several parades across the largest cities in most districts. The biggest parade was to be held

Chapter 62: A Visitor Over a month had passed since Governor Ryan had announced the relocation offer to the residents of the North District. Almost all the residents responded to this call. The North District

Chapter 61: It All Burns Down The Carvaress family had finished their dinner. NB14572 had gone upstairs to Noilemac’s bedroom. She lay down on the bed. It was the first time in months. She was exhausted,

Chapter 60: Am I truly Lost? Several days passed. NB14572 seemed defeated. She no longer bothered to even shapeshift her eyes to brown. A part of her had died in the woods that day. It was unclear how

Chapter 59: The Great Escape Four days later, NB14572 and NB14564 broke out of the orphanage. NB14572 used the tool she had made to pick both the room lock as well as the lock on the front door. They made

Chapter 58: Building Loyalty That evening, Tiberius called an urgent meeting at the guards’ complex. He was furious with their behaviour at the orphanage. The guards formed a large circle around Tiberius

Chapter 57: A Way Out Adoptions were few and far between. However, the number of orphans kept increasing. Tiberius’ organised fights became more frequent and more and more brutal. The children had actually

Chapter 56: Growing Up Several months later, Hadrian moved to Carrington City to join most of his other family members. Phallia temporarily replaced him to learn more about operations in the North District.

Part 5: The Shadow of Evil Falls Upon US Chapter 55: Her Origins A thousand years earlier and twenty-two years prior to the great serum debate. In the North District, there had been another cave-in in

Chapter 54: We Have a Cure The next morning, Orcilla, Daily, and Demadrian were in the laboratory studying and running a few tests on the possible seaweed cures. ‘This is amazing,’ said Orcilla as she

Chapter 53: Real or Fake Orcilla entered the medical centre. Yassmay was still lying on the floor. Yassme was sitting next to her. When Yassme saw Orcilla enter, she jumped to her feet and stormed over

Chapter 52: Time to Make a Move Two days earlier in Lake. Jennifer and Polly had converted the seaweed into a variety of treatments and remedies. Polly went to visit Octavius on his houseboat. ‘It’s time