Chapter: 5952

These years, many people have been killed for reporting to the authorities in this prison. Their deaths are all sorts of bizarre, with some committing suicide by hanging themselves out of frustration over their own reporting behavior. Some died from falling down accidentally, while others were choked to death because they couldn't hold it in anymore.

After so many people had died, this prison effectively eliminated internal reporting incidents. Deen was a familiar face here and knew the rules well.

In his opinion, even though he was beaten and humiliated by Leaf today, he was still alive for now. As long as he had a way out, he would never report to the authorities, because that would be equivalent to pushing himself towards death.

Leaf listened to him and more or less understood the survival rules of this prison, so he asked again: "What if there's a more serious violent conflict inside the prison? Will the guards intervene?"

Deen said honestly: "As long as it's an internal conflict among prisoners here, they will absolutely not interfere. Generally, they just let the prisoners settle their own disputes as long as no one gets hurt."

He continued: "Since this is the Brooklyn Prison and there's no outdoor playground, the yard time is combined with mealtime. Usually, after lunch, the guards will send all the prisoners back to their cells, then let them freely move around in the prison area for an hour, during which all cell doors are open."

"Then, after dinner, the guards will leave the prisoners to freely move around in the dining hall and gym areas for another hour. During this one-hour period, prisoners from both wings will be together if they have friends or enemies on the other wing;"

"In each of the two yard times, the guards will clear out the yard area, leaving the prisoners to freely move around, and if any violent conflicts occur between prisoners, the guards won't intervene."

Leaf nodded and said: "According to what you're saying, after dinner tonight is when the prisoners from both wings are free to move around together?"

"That's right," Deen quickly replied. "If that Peter person you're looking for is in this prison and hasn't been locked up or sent to the hospital, you'll be able to see him at mealtime."

In order to satisfy Leaf quickly, all 15 prisoners who were still able to move started cleaning immediately. They threw away their long-untouched bedding and left a few people in charge of washing, while the others worked tirelessly to sweep and clean every corner.

As for those who had been injured, even if they couldn't move, they still worked hard to participate. Those with broken legs sat on the ground wiping down half of the wall, while those with broken hands stepped on towels to wipe away at the floor.

Thanks to their collective efforts and the small space, they managed to clean the room spotlessly in no time, leaving not a single speck of dust behind.

No one among the 15 prisoners had thought that this prison cell would be cleaner than a five-star hotel one day.

They knew that if Leaf was not satisfied with the cleanliness, they would all face physical punishment without exception.

And what's more, Leaf's punishment is truly brutal!

The floor, which used to be sticky and rough, has now become shiny and new, requiring extra caution to avoid falling.

However, the stench of sweat and smoke lingering inside the room still took some time to eliminate.

So Leaf suddenly added another rule, that no one is allowed to smoke inside the prison cells or the sanitary facilities, otherwise they will get slapped 100 times.

Although these prisoners all had severe nicotine addiction, they didn't dare say a single word of opposition at this time.

At half past five in the afternoon, it was time for dinner.

The warden came to count the number of people and saw injured Dean, looking extremely shocked, just about to ask what happened. Then he saw several other prisoners with severed limbs, and his expression became even more shocked.

Looking at Leaf again, the whole person looked carefree and relaxed, without any signs of injury or fatigue. He had already guessed that everything was done by Leaf.

However, he didn't open his mouth to ask about this matter, as he knew the rules of Broville Prison better than the prisoners did. Here, prisoners wouldn't bother the warden unless necessary, while here, the warden wouldn't pry into the internal affairs of the prisoners unless necessary.

The prison from top to bottom was carrying out three principles: first, no rebellion; second, no dead prisoners; third, no escapes. JrNovels.com