Beautiful Country's Final Ultimatum

The massacre in Kyoto City continued for five days. During that time, Kyoto City was almost shrouded in a mist of blood.

News of it had begun spreading online quite early. After all, with modern technology, everyone had a phone, and anything could be filmed and uploaded at the press of a finger. There was no way to plug every channel, making it nearly impossible to conceal such a massive massacre.

The international community naturally erupted in condemnation over the massacre in Kyoto City. On this point, everyone shared a common understanding.

Even Jieko Group itself came forward to denounce the Puppet Army's outrageous conduct.

Some things could be done but not spoken of. Through this condemnation, Jieko Group lightly defined what had happened in Kyoto City as a Puppet Army riot, attributing it to them and making clear that the law-abiding Jieko Group itself had nothing to do with it.

Five days later, the war correspondents from around the world who had been kept outside were finally granted permission to enter Kyoto City.

There, they witnessed a scene they would never forget.

Mountains of corpses piled up throughout the city were pushed into excavated pits and doused with gasoline. The stench of burning corpses drifted ten miles away.

Ruins could be seen almost everywhere in the city, along with countless corpses that had not yet been burned or buried.

With no one to dispose of them, flies buzzed wildly around the bodies, while living maggots crawled all over them, burrowing back and forth through the rotting flesh and blood.

Some inexperienced war correspondents vomited even the food they had eaten the night before upon seeing the scene.

Even the seasoned war correspondents who had visited countless battlefields and witnessed many wars felt their scalps prickle and their stomachs churn.