Catch up to her

What was further disturbing was how so many people bought it regardless of the side-effects. There was something iffy about it.

Curfews had been set up at the North, and every purchase, no matter how small it was, was kept record of. Every street had guards patrolling.

That’s when something hit Seraphine. What if the ones distributing the drugs wasn’t looking forward to making a profit? That did open up a lot of possibilities.

Seraphine truly did not understand what would be achieved from intoxicating the commoners. This surely was a part of a bigger scheme, one Seraphine was clueless to. Framing Clayton was most likely not the objective; he was simply a convenient. Because everyone has their attention on Clayton, they are able to sneak through meticulously.

Water source was the first thing that came in her mind. It was easy to get the commoners drugged by mixing up Xylait with water sources. Water did little to not