Gangye Yoshiko couldn't help but snicker.
The fact whether they were victims or not actually didn't matter.
What mattered most was that arresting such a large number of people at once would put great public pressure on the Police Headquarters.
After all, Japan is a country where even signing a death sentence takes years and carrying it out takes years as well.
Plus, it was not possible to incarcerate such a large number of Believers.
So, it was only natural to take a more lenient approach.
Gangye Yoshiko understood this very well, and she believed Mr. Temple did too; they just tactfully didn't mention it.
"Anyway, the matter just fizzled out like that. Other than a few core members, some peripheral people were only taken in to register their names and addresses, and that was it..."
Mr. Temple didn't respond, sensing Gangye Yoshiko might have more to say.
Sure enough, she spoke again,
