Chapter 124: The Hunt for the Second Son (6)
A few days have passed.
In every territory under Baskerville's jurisdiction, in every square, rooms have been set up.
<Information on the process for investigating and compensating for the disappearance of infants within Baskerville's territory>.
-The purpose of this room is to uncover and compensate for all cases of infant disappearances that occurred between the years B,C 10 and A,C 19 of the Empire.
In accordance with the principles of Article 1, Paragraph 4 of the Vikir Special Law, a compensation plan is being sent to all families and nurseries where missing children occurred during this period, so that the liquidators and related parties can fill out the relevant documents and submit them to the city hall within the time limit and recover the remains of the lost children. ...
The Baskerville family has thoroughly investigated a series of incidents, including infanticide and kidnapping, and conducted compensation procedures.
While they did not reveal that a demon of the highest order had descended, they did not mince words about the horrific acts committed by the Baskervilles' second son.
This was a small consolation to the bereaved family, whose lives had been destroyed by the loss of their child, and who had organized protests and hunger strikes to demand an investigation and find out the truth.
They were also able to receive real-time reports on the punishment process of the perpetrators and see them in person.
The first to be brought to justice was the set's mother, Noot, who served as a participatory judge and juror.
She was surprisingly not brainwashed by the demon and cried out the whole way to the courtroom to be allowed to see Set.