For several consecutive days, for more than a week, there would be new "anti-government thugs" sent to the execution platform every day.
The central square of Zhuolan reeked with a strong smell of blood, even though the cleaners cleaned every morning and evening, it was very difficult to dispel this stench.
Spraying disinfectant was useless, as the blood had already seeped into the cracks between the bricks, into the soil.
In a short period of time, there was simply no way to remove this smell.
Diego was truly furious, and the severed heads were stuffed into cloth bags, hung on poles, and placed on both sides of the road into the city.
The entire Zhuolan, and even the whole Lapar, had quieted down somewhat in this execution, which could be called a massacre.
Reporters from the Federation also went to see; both sides of the road were lined with towering wooden poles, perhaps four or five meters high or even higher.
