Eight years ago, a sensational case rocked the entire city, and if asked to recall it now, the residents of Banyan City might recount it vividly. For five years, it cast a shadow over the children of major groups in the city whenever they left their homes.
It was an afternoon in June in Banyan City when seven kidnappers abducted Daisy Ginger, the only daughter of Gabriel Ginger of the Ginger Group. They killed the driver and bodyguard who escorted Daisy to and from school, discarded their bodies in the wilderness, and then, two hours later, made a ransom demand of ninety-seven million using a voice changer.
Gabriel Ginger immediately reported to the police, and an hour later, the police found the corpses of the driver and bodyguard in the suburbs. Their major arteries had been swiftly severed, draining their bodies of blood. The forensic experts speculated that within the group of kidnappers who seized Daisy Ginger, there was surely a rogue skilled in combat and killing techniques.
