Three days later, the human trafficking verdict of the East street fabric merchant was pasted in the large square, and just like the previous time, the City Hall sent a literate person to stand reading it out loud for the entire city to hear.
The East street fabric merchant, named Ambrose Gault, committed three crimes: human trafficking, resisting and assaulting public officials on duty, publicly slandering the City Hall's administrative apparatus.
During the crime-committing process, he also used tricks to force transactions, leading to the deaths of many innocent people, resulting in being charged with the crime of "Intentional Murder."
With solid evidence, according to the Lyra Constitution, Ambrose was sentenced to death. Those assisting him were all sentenced to exile.
