The next morning, the air was hot and humid, making breathing difficult, and the city, quiet for a night, gradually became noisy again. People started leaving their homes, hustling for their livelihoods once more. Soon enough, a procession caught everyone's attention. Strangely, this group didn't cause chaos; rather, they silently proceeded forward, wielding wooden sticks and other weapons, scaring nearby people into avoiding them. The road was blocked by crowds, and vehicles had to slowly follow, without daring to honk.
The group was composed entirely of young men and women, without uniform attire, yet their thousand-strong procession marched like an organized entity. Unconsciously, they arrived at the entrance of the Sam Country Embassy. These people quickly dispersed, unfurled banners and small national flags, surrounding the embassy airtight, shouting demands to surrender the killers, with some even holding up portraits.
