The trial of the Merrowa Radicals seemed beyond question. Every one of those we had captured was a Senior Military Officer among the Merrowa Radicals. It was precisely these people who had committed that series of unforgivable crimes. When trying them, the Empire Tribunal faced only one problem: the existing code could not even set an upper limit on their sentences.
The several major crimes committed by ninety percent of the radical officers each exceeded the maximum sentencing limit!
Therefore, as soon as the trial began, following standard procedure, the Coordinating Mainframe's preliminary judgment for these Merrowa officers was unlimited sentencing. In other words, after analyzing all existing codes and precedents, the Coordinating Mainframe believed there could be no second outcome even after the trial concluded. This sentence was an exceptionally special ruling of the Empire Tribunal. Its other name was "Fourth District."
This was an exceedingly rare situation. Fourth District, this extreme execution ground, rarely appeared in Empire Tribunal verdicts. It applied only to the most extreme criminals who had undergone rigorous review and been determined to have committed crimes for which no existing punishment was sufficient. Under normal circumstances, such criminals simply did not appear in large numbers. Since Fourth District had been established and linked to the Empire Tribunal, there had only been several hundred such criminals—and that number had accumulated across the trillions upon trillions of people throughout the entire Macro World. A normal intelligent being, while clear-headed and surrounded by a normal basic moral environment, would not casually go mad enough to deserve Fourth District no matter how vicious they were. Even if they completely cast aside their conscience, an intelligent being with a brain should still possess some minimal psychological bottom line. Thus, the spatial passage leading to Fourth District, jokingly called Flea Path,