A few days ago.
Twelve black government sedans were driving on the interstate highways of Deke State.
The Director of the Black Medicine Administration, Scott, sat in the passenger seat, flipping through a thick file.
This file recorded nearly all of the emerging sects within Deke State's territory, some with just a few people, some with nearly a hundred, with both members and the sect leader himself documented.
Of course, these self-proclaimed sects didn't know they were already under government surveillance, but in fact, as long as they didn't threaten state security or affect the interests of mainstream sects, the government turned a blind eye, since in the Sethiyan Federation, starting one's own sect is legal.
But the sect known as the "Supreme True God Sect" was different.
