Chapter 589 Resentment Was Alleviated

• The Foplyans were effectively surrounded by Wynter's activities and had no way out. It had a huge impact. and harsh. Older publications featuring images of the Foplyans, who said they were there to assist in building Cascadia's infrastructure and help its people escape poverty, were still held onto by some. Such lies were completely untrue. No matter how persuasive they were or how hard they tried to change the story, they were unable to justify the pictures' piles of test tubes or the children's pale looks. They were even denounced by their typical worldwide followers. Hawford was reached by the swirling snowflakes. Numerous families were devastated, as shown by the loud cries of sadness.
• Knowing that those Foplyan demons were engaging in heinous acts in Cascadia under the pretense of humanity prevented the residents of the Frenda Concession from sleeping comfortably. Even the sky seemed to be saying goodbye to these little ghosts. The snow at Hawford fell considerably more heavily when the consulate of Foplya was demolished. People said that Hawford had never had such a big snowfall. It was hard to determine whose child's picture was on the ground. Those who had collected the money, however, were still motionless. the scene in front of them horrified them.
• The minds of people have to be roused. They would never comprehend that they could only be killed like sheep if they were weak, if they weren't aroused. because those who were brandishing the knife did not consider them to be human. They viewed the humility of the weak as cowardice. They considered it a sign of lowness to be welcoming to everyone. Their qualities could only be recognized when they were powerful. Wynter wasn’t sure if these photographs could rouse even a tiny number of individuals. However, it would be sufficient as long as those imprisoned souls were able to find tranquility. Wynter could see the woman among the crowd through the dense fog and heavy snow. She continued to wear those red The only bright item on her was her shoes.