But he held no grudge against Hamlet for what had happened; on the contrary, his love for Hamlet had only grown stronger.
The investigations launched by the security team had brought him a fair judgment, and the wrongdoers had been punished.
Sometimes, what they needed was just that simple. However, such fairness was extremely rare in the Empire, let alone across the entire continent or the world.
For ordinary people like them, who had been oppressed by the Empire, the Nobility, Gangs, and worthless bullies since childhood, the strong preying on the weak was the only truth they knew.
But Hamlet's rules overturned their worldview. Fair rules truly existed; wrongdoers were genuinely punished, and good people were protected.
Although he had been beaten, those wrongdoers fared much worse. They had lost Lord Lance's trust, lost their jobs, and been sent to labor farms for reformation.
