The incident caused a huge uproar at the time, yet after being reported layer by layer, it ended up like a stone sinking into the sea, with no conclusion.
There was no clear result or response from the higher-ups, but the workers below were whispering among themselves.
Some claimed that those dead workers were usually tyrannical bullies, and their deaths were due to angering the holy spirit, a punishment from above, a judgment upon evildoers.
Since the senior officer also said so, Slater immediately felt that this matter might not be as simple as some cult killing; there could be deeper reasons hidden behind it.
Regardless of the cause, the lack of response from above already proved that this was not something a mere sheriff like him could touch.
As Slater was lost in thought, he didn't notice that some bold workers on the outskirts, driven by curiosity, were stealthily peeking their heads into the dormitory room.
"I've seen this, I've seen this scene!"
