No Clear Indication
Even though the District 019 government and the mining group had done a good job keeping things secret, too many people were involved, and it was hard to say where something might slip out. There were bound to be plenty of people like Pu Hui and Mr. Wei. Most of them were caught up in it and couldn't tell outsiders, but there were plenty of ways to find out what had happened. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been a player uprising.
It had simply been too long. Any messages on the Jixin Terminal could be made to disappear as if they had never existed, as long as the District 019 government wanted them gone. As for the people who were still alive and involved, whether or not there was concrete evidence, most of them would be forced to let things go as time passed.
Of course, the matter hadn't ended a century ago. People had kept looking for chances to retaliate after the accident, as evidenced by the changes in personnel within the mining group. But there had probably been fewer incidents in recent years. It wasn't just because so much time had passed; technological advances in District 019 had also made it as difficult as possible for ordinary people to commit crimes. And if any players had survived from a hundred years ago until now without getting involved, they were basically unrelated to the matter.
Whether or not their identities were clear, there were far too many victims' families. They were difficult enough to find, let alone investigate.
Xu Huo cross-referenced the time of Suolan's father's accident with her Network of Relationships from around the age of twenty. Whether or not the two were directly connected, something must have happened to Suolan when she was twenty that