"They even resorted to exchanging children for food. That man sold himself into slavery so his wife, children, and family could stay alive."
"All he got in return was half a sack of wheat."
"He worked day and night until his flesh was rubbed raw and blood seeped from his joints, but he didn't dare collapse."
"All so he could send home one mouthful of food he'd saved."
"Those riches and splendors were things he could never hope to touch in his whole life."
"And to survive, he could only grow darker and more ruthless."
"His pain had numbed him. He said the people at the bottom turned on one another, and he was absolutely right."
"Then, in the end, he actually saw that his daughter and son had both become slaves, while his wife had remarried. It was horrifying. I couldn't believe it."
Some people who were interested in art wondered, "What was that dance by the cultural troupe near the end?"
"It was beautiful! Why don't we have cultural troupes in our Alliance? Is it fictional?"
"Who was that prairie women's militia dance about? And who was Lilith, credited with the original screenplay for this film?"
"That dance looked so difficult."
Others thought, "The fight scenes and gun battles felt so real."
"It was amazing."
All in all, the film shoot had been a tremendous success.
At home, it even popularized a dance.
But abroad, things were different.
The legendary thieves began stealing.
For the sake of this film!
Among them was the former legendary thief, Kaito Jide.
Legend had it that he became a thief to do good deeds.
To rob the rich and help the poor.
He announced outright that he would steal the equipment.
That very night, equipment from several warehouses disappeared.
The Aningsbe Party