Chapter 611

As Harper continued to read the document, the number of dead bodies lying by the lakeside grew. At the same time, the number of survivors also began to slowly increase. However, even though most of them were spared from death, they were not spared from punishment. The survivors either had their arms or legs broken by Harper. It wasn't until the first completely innocent person appeared that Harper nearly broke down in tears. It hadn't been easy—truly, it hadn't. She was even starting to question just what kind of family she had been born into. Why had so many of her family members committed such heinous crimes? If their sins were brought to trial, even if they weren't sentenced to death, they would likely have to spend the rest of their lives in prison. However, Harper's mood soon improved, as the number of innocent people seemed to be growing. This alone made her feel that everything she had done and endured was worth it. At the very least, she had saved so many lives. By