The Yu Dynasty had granted amnesty to the Mang Mountain bandits.
The news struck the lands of the Four Seas and Nine Provinces like a bolt of thunder, leaving everyone aghast.
Though those vicious criminals, whose movements were bizarre and who came and went like the wind, had become a nightmare for the Yu Dynasty's people in recent days, putting many great cities on high alert to the point where every rustle of wind and cry of crane set them on edge, everyone still believed the problem would soon be resolved.
After all, they were merely a group of half-demon descendants on the verge of starving to death, with their strongest fighter only at the Seventh Realm. Even if they had caught everyone off guard and breached Glutton City, they lacked top-tier power. Once the Office of the Regent caught them, they would immediately be crushed. That was the prestige the imperial court had built up over many years.
The power of justice might arrive late, but it would never be absent.
No one had expected the matter to be resolved in such a manner.
Amnesty...
There had been almost no precedent for it in the Yu Dynasty's past several centuries. Could it be that the court truly had no way of dealing with these vicious criminals and had resorted to this last measure?
By the next day, everyone understood that the matter was not so simple.
Because the latest issue of the Seven Star Gazette had been released, containing a detailed account of the matter.
With the sudden rise of the Immortal Friends Circle, the Seven Star Gazette had also begun a corresponding transformation. Its reports had grown more in-depth, highlighting advantages that fragmented information delivery could never hope to match.
The front page of Nine Provinces Wind and