Princess Cromwell and Her Six Brothers
"The lifeline of America is either in its landscapes or underground."
Amelia ran her finger across it and said, "It shouldn't be, it doesn't rely on those nutrients."
"There was brutality in the prison," Carl, who was standing there reading the documents, suddenly spoke up, pointing to an article in the "Chicago Tribune." "Back then, those who were sent to prison mostly ended up dead. The foreigners wouldn't let anyone escape, and they used deadly interrogation methods. Some people couldn't bear it and ended up becoming spies, while others had the possibility of their blood flowing all over their bodies."