Many old issues were found and the call for the Trial Court to publish the trial conditions reached the highest peak. However, the powers given to the Trial Court by the Judges’ Act meant they were unable to send Lu Feng to a military court and controversy over the Judges’ Act reached its peak. A young man named Colin claimed to be the pioneer of the Anti-Judge Movement in the outer city. In the wake of the disaster that left only 8,000 people in the city, he had survived because he was a teacher working in the Garden of Eden, Now, the enthusiastic young man once again screamed the slogans that used to ring through the outer city, slamming the relentless trampling of human nature by the base’s military system. He quickly gained a large number of loyal fans.

IN this regard, the United Front Centre chose suppression. It was just that the humans of the base were mainly members of the Lighthouse and the Garden of Eden. The United Front Centre had to limit their strength and couldn’t fight hard. As long as one person died, the number of humans would be reduced by one-eighth. A riot in a 8,000 person society seemed to be an unsolvable problem.

As this reached the peak, a little-known fact from the Lighthouse was circulated and distributed everywhere.

It was a top secret archive from the ‘fusion faction’ many years ago. There were doubts about the existence of this faction but they did have unquestionable scientific research capabilities. After a decade of experimentation and observation, they estimated that the probability of a living person infected with a gene could retain a certain level of human consciousness was 1 in 10,000. 1% were likely to regain a certain level of human consciousness within three years after becoming a monster.

To make matters worse, this data was accompanied by an objective note. 1 in 10,000 and 65.5% were theoretical estimates. The real probability in reality might be slightly higher.

On the day of the data breach, the entire base was in a frenzy. In response, Colin wrote a long article titled, ‘100 years of the Trial Court — An Unverifiable Sin’.

At the same time, a crazy soldier lurked outside the Trial Court and fired at the Judge. It was said that his beloved officer and comrade-in-arm died under the Judge’s gun. Unfortunately, the Judge was a soldier who was 100 times better than him in all respects and wasn’t hit by the bullet at all. Still, this move inspired others. For a time, the Trial Court became a target of all kinds.

This was until Dr Ji submitted an application to the Lighthouse.