The Bloody Tradition

Chapter 1

Woo, there's a ruckus in Hill City's central district, and people are fleeing for their lives. What's going on is that even police and military officers are fleeing because they can't stand what they're seeing. Many capable bodies, both male and female, were fleeing. Drivers piled their cars in the center of the road and started running, leaving their cars behind.

People flee when they don't understand what's going on since the women and their children were crying and running for a safe spot to hide.

Those who witnessed the events with their own eyes had no time to stop and inform others what they had seen, so they continued to run without knowing where they were going.

Hill city's business district was in shambles. Small automobiles were flying into the air, threatening to catch fire when they collided with electricity poles and wires. There was a fire, but who will put his life on the line to ensure that the fire was extinguished? When they tell what was before them, the fire department employees who should have arrived with their advanced machines to put out the fire all flee.

The most terrible part was watching the old men and women struggle to flee, only to fall and become a stepping stone for the youth. Because everyone was fleeing for their lives, children who were not with their parents at the time of the occurrence had nowhere to flee to.

Store owners and dealers at their stores and shops have little time to consider how they might secure their stores and shops for security, so they must rapidly flee with their employees for their lives. Because of the speed at which people were fleeing and screaming, you must follow the crowd.

People on the tops of multi-story buildings believed they were free, yet they were curiously soaring through the air, heading for the bottom. Hill city's central business district was a bloodbath. Human blood was the easiest commodity to get at the time because the masses were murdering themselves. Those who chose not to run and instead waited to watch what was going on were all killed as the crowd trampled them.

Because of the fire, the area was filled with smoke. As a result, there was darkness in various parts of the central business district. There was a stampede, so the strong used their power to walk and push the weaker ones down, resulting in many people colliding with themselves, resulting in death and injury.

The irony was that private and commercial automobiles were of minimal consequence. Some automobiles were being run over by people. Because the cars couldn't move, the only choice for the drivers was to park somewhere and join the crowd in running for their lives. The longer you wait to join the crowd, the more likely you are to die because of the stampede.

Radio stations and television networks tried their hardest to report on what was going on in the Hill city's central district, but they couldn't pinpoint what was going on. Their reporters could not cover what was truly happening on the floor.

All the town's security services were out in force, making excessive noise. The straw that broke the camel's back was seeing two military vehicles coming towards the center area where the ruckus was thought to have occurred.

People made way for military vehicles because they believed the military could fix the situation. However, a few minutes after they had passed, the identical military cars were seen flying higher in the air in flames. As a result, those officials on board died.

When they observed what had transpired, they realized it would not be easy, so they attempted shouting at the top of their lungs, urging the masses to flee for their lives.

Some were pleading for help, but where would it come from? The city's tallest structure was on fire, much to the delight of the public. Within minutes, all five of the area's tall buildings had fully burned down. Some of them were addressing their deities.