The Tragedy of Justice

On a whim, she visited the site of a double suicide from ten years ago, only to uncover something shocking. Because Lin Yao feels guilty toward Situ, she goes on to do a series of things she shouldn't: abuse her authority, lose her sight, and put herself in danger alone. In this case, the light and darkness of human nature, and the authority and cost of justice, are merely weights on the scales when measured against the facts. What is the truth? When it lies before us, who can remain completely objective? First, let me explain to all you little angels why *The Wound of Justice* is being updated in this old project slot. This old project was originally part of a series written together with many other authors. A few years ago, the others gradually stopped writing, and I couldn't keep going either. So it stayed hanging around as an abandoned project. I don't plan to put the new version of *Everything* behind a paywall, so I've come to replace the old project's content. Reading this story won't affect your experience, little angels, though some of the comments below it may feel a little out of place. I once again ask for your patience and understanding. Love, Yaoyao. Theme: