People then remembered something.
Lu Bu'er was not just a soldier.
He damn well also had the credentials of a proxy Judge.
In the end, his actions were not deemed illegal.
Instead, they were characterized as a breach of military discipline.
However, even so, led by Archbishop Li Ang, the Church forces were still not willing to let the matter rest, vehemently demanding that the military immediately send the person in question to a solitary cell for reflection. It was said that they were already preparing legal documents and would formally sue at the military court.
Regrettably, the military, led by General Sush, did not give a damn.
What a joke.
They were bound to protect their own people, after all.
As a result, the main culprit Lu Bu'er, and several accomplices, were sent to have breakfast at a hotel first, escorted by the Dawn Special Sequence the entire way; no one was to come close.
Actually, there really was no need to rush to confine them to cells.
