In the end, the root of both issues lay in the fact that the young people were full of energy with nowhere to channel it.
The situation was slightly better in other companies since employees still had their own lives. However, at the distillery, which operated under semi-closed management, workers lived in the mountains with few leisure activities outside of work. Cooped up for too long, it was inevitable that they would cause trouble.
Similarly, in the Lure People Community, of the two hundred or so Lure People, about half were from the battlefield and the rest were the strongest and most vigorous of the tribe. No incidents had occurred yet, because of their high loyalty to each other and the fact that they had not fully integrated into Huaxia's environment, necessitating sticking together.
But what about the future? Over time, it was not guaranteed that trouble wouldn't brew.
