Chapter 35 Explosion, I'm Not Clean Anymore! (Please read on, please vote!)

"Logan, representing freedom and openness, wins the case!"

The most popular plot point—a single person defeating a powerful organization—has indeed happened, leaving people excited and wanting more!
Logan's catchy and powerful speech, dubbed "I Have a Dream" by the media, spread widely throughout the United States.

Especially some ethnic minorities, even men, can identify themselves as Logan's "other half" without feeling out of place.

They live in the same country, they suffer the same discrimination, they have no human rights, no freedom, and the American promise of "all men are created equal" has not been fulfilled in their case.

Or rather, they are not "human" at all, at least not considered "compatriots" by Americans.

Logan's Irish heritage is no secret, so minorities believe that while he appears to be advocating for women, he is actually advocating for minorities as well.

As for whether Logan meant it that way, well...

It can only be said that those who enjoy themselves never miss an opportunity to lay traps.

Logan became a huge star.

If he chooses to debut, he'll be an idol, at least in a way.

Because of justice? No, because of face!

The reporters covering the case didn't miss the opportunity to film Logan.

Moreover, this guy cleverly wore light-colored clothes and kept his eyes wide open and smiling when facing the camera, looking very relaxed and cheerful, and the photos he took had a built-in filter effect.

The photos published in The Sun are the most typical examples.

Logan's photo was taken so that he seemed to be bathed in holy light; while Reverend Edward, who was also in court, looked ashen-faced and with droopy eyelids, like a venomous snake, thanks to the underworld filter.

After this incident, Logan truly cemented his reputation as a "friend of women."

Women across the United States were obsessed and spontaneously held victory parades, holding up photos of Logan and Victoria's Secret bras.

This spontaneous march was unprecedented in scale, as even girls as young as ten years old enthusiastically participated.

Yes, this must be because they have awakened, not because of any "idol worship".

Even the sanitary napkins that Logan mentioned in court became a viral sensation as a result.

Sanitary napkin vendors took the opportunity to openly advertise.

But they weren't entirely happy, because Victoria's Secret subsequently announced that it would produce even better sanitary napkins, dedicated to helping women "live with dignity, respect, and liberation."

Given Victoria's Secret's current status among women, it's like a giant crocodile has wandered in; no wonder they can't be happy!
The atmosphere of jubilation was so intense that they forgot Logan still had a lawsuit to face.

And it's an even more troublesome case—the Sun's obscenity allegations filed in state court over jurisdictional issues.

As is well known, the United States is a country with many independent states.

In this country, there are countless examples of local lords ignoring the federal government, and this holds true even in state courts.

Losing a federal case won't make conservatives feel like the sky is falling, because they have more power at the local level.

There are also records of previous local bans on the sale.

In their view, the federal case was lost because the jury and judge were "contaminated" by public opinion. This further proves that America is increasingly degenerating from a civilized nation into a barbaric and absurd one.

But at the state level, no matter how many witnesses the Sun finds to prove that Fifty Shades of Grey is "more literary" and that Page 3 girls are "far more artistic than erotic," as long as the jury and judge are conservative, "traditional moral values ​​will be upheld."

This wasn't Logan's guess; it was something the Chicago Catholic Daily publicly proclaimed.

Logan originally planned to fight according to plan, and if he lost, he would appeal. Once at the federal level, there were a million ways to turn the tide.

But Edward's secret disgusted him so much that he decided not to pursue the matter any further.

So, just as liberals were celebrating Logan's victory and conservatives were gathering strength for a counterattack, The Sun dropped a bombshell!
"Church Indecent Assassination Scandal!"

The front page of The Sun featured a photo of Reverend Edward doing unspeakable things to a corpse!

“Oh my god!”

"vomit!"

That day, the first Chicagoan to open the Sun leaned against a tree and began vomiting violently!

"What's going on here?"

Those who didn't know what was going on were very curious about this scene and couldn't resist buying a copy of The Sun. Upon opening it, they exclaimed, "Ugh..."

Before he could even hold onto the tree, he vomited profusely.

After the news spread, countless Chicagoans, like Logan when he first heard the news, were struck dumb, their minds blank!
Reverend Edward, who prides himself on being a guardian of morality and a pillar of faith, is actually more devilish than the devil himself.
Is this really not a terrible joke by The Sun?
But as I said before, in this day and age, a picture is worth a thousand words!

Many Chicagoans collapsed in disbelief, their eyes rolling back as they contemplated certain heartbreaking possibilities.

—The origin of all this lies in another of Pastor Edward's jobs: praying for the recently deceased.

It is said that when he prayed, he liked to be alone with the body so that he could communicate more sincerely with the soul.

Okay, now all of Chicago knows how "devoutly he communicates"!
Who dares to think?

Even Donald's underlings, who were initially sent to spy on the priest, praised him as "a moral exemplar, though stubborn" after seeing that the priest neither smoked nor drank and had no connection with the little boy.

But Logan's media offensive was probably too intense, putting too much pressure on him, which led him to engage in "second business" more frequently!
Then, Donald's underlings were almost sent flying to the sky in an instant.

In the end, Logan resorted to his "mechanic" persona, relying on his modified camera, superhuman skills, and most importantly, his strong mental attributes, to capture evidence of the priest's crimes.

How can I describe this evidence? Even a brief description could be censored.

There was initially considerable debate within The Sun's editorial staff regarding whether or not to release the photos publicly.

But when Logan said, "If I'm not clean, then nobody in the country can be clean either," the editorial team, which had already vomited once, quickly agreed with Logan's statement.

As a result, Chicagoans felt unclean—a double blow to both their eyes and their spirits!

The only downside is that the photo is black and white instead of color, which reduces its impact. Otherwise, such a scene that exceeds human limits would be blinding if you looked at it for too long!
Among those who read the newspaper were family members who had previously asked Pastor Edward to pray for their deceased relatives. How could they not be overwhelmed by the contents of the newspaper report?

The person who fainted and then woke up was pale and unsteady on their feet, and then flew into a rage!
Chicagoans, who felt their entire being was unclean, were also furious!
Enraged crowds surrounded the church; Chicago riots erupted!
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(End of this chapter)

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