The following day, 9 A.M.
The group that had been eliminated was sent away.
Having been together for nearly a month, most of them had developed deep revolutionary bonds. Even if they could no longer continue to fight alongside, it did not prevent them from seeing off their departing comrades with a sense of tragic resolve.
Flossie Wright did not go.
Even though among that group was Stuart Weston, whom she had met back in the new recruits company.
She didn't feel the need to see Stuart off.
Because his goal was to return home; he was probably eager to do so.
And—
This kind of farewell would not be marked by sadness or reluctance.
Seeing off took some time, and after it was done, Joshua Bailey gathered a group together and distributed their mobile phones to everyone.
It was holiday time, and with the New Year approaching, Joshua Bailey said they were a humane force, so they were giving out phones to allow them a chance to contact their families.
