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... ffered by the Island Nation’s government were incredibly enticing.
To the secret cults, as long as their actions remained undiscovered, they believed they had committed no crimes. However, once their misdeeds were exposed, they were typically considered capital offenses, punishable by death.
Although the Island Nation had abolished the death penalty, exceptions were made for extraordinary circumstances.
Thus, the government’s offer of redemptive vouchers reignited many se ...
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