When soldiers dressed in protective uniforms and gas masks entered the house, mentioned by Keldan.
They quickly reached the basement and after searching for a while, they managed to find the entrance where they could find the bodies of the 19 women and the 4 girls.
The corpses were completely in a state of putrefaction, although because of the cold of the Island, their process of putrefaction had stopped at a certain point.
All the bodies were quickly identified with the names that had been provided by government officials who had been erasing the names of the women and girls.
After this, the corpses were placed in wooden boxes and taken to the cemetery where they would be buried next to Minerva in that place.
Einar planned to create a memorial in their memory, in which they would mention who were victims of government oversight.
