Dal Shabet

“It’s clear what we need to do next,” Agnet said firmly. “Implement a strict regime. All of this happened because the commander was alone in his tent, and no one was guarding him” (she lowered her head and covered her face with her hand, but tried to regain her composure). “We don’t know who the murderer is yet. And we don’t know if he will continue to kill, but we can expect it. We must ensure that no one else gets hurt. We need a curfew, we need guards, everything like in a normal military camp, not like we had it now. We must only go around in groups, at least three people. And be vigilant.”