At the end of June, approaching July.
The weather was already hot, and the air was distorted by the heat.
But what was even more scorching…
Mexico had achieved a great unification!
The drug traffickers were completely reduced to rats; perhaps you could see them in the sewers, but they no longer dared to appear on the streets.
The citizens of Mexico City intended to organize a parade to celebrate, but the government politely refused it, urging everyone to show restraint and announced that a victory parade would take place on July 2nd.
On June 30th, the "First Human Alliance Conference" would be held.
After all, the capital couldn't handle it…
But elsewhere, it was lively. The first item that sold out was Victor's human biography work "Long live Mexico," authored by Octavio Paz, a Mexican and Nobel Prize in Literature recipient.
The second was fireworks…
