Just one homeless person from a large district was enough to give a medium-sized company severe headaches, let alone three...
However, they actually achieved it; after the homeless had disappeared, the city's appearance really improved.
True, according to unreliable sources, it was the Keyin Company's operatives who mingled among the homeless, inciting those from EF district to move to D district. With this, neither the citizens of D district nor those of EF noticed the disappearance of these homeless people.
If the information were true, then it was obvious that this massacre of the homeless wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision, but had been premeditated, with lives being exchanged for money that flowed into Keyin Company's accounts.
And the one who proposed all this was the middle-aged man who had been kidnapped.
