Butterfly Flapping its wings

Due to the sheer sudden-ness of huge number of refugees, and the sorry state of UK globally after the assassination attempt, London was plunged into a state of tension.

The crime rate has gone through the roof, mobs of refugees often storming the food stores in hunger.

Moreover, many companies sold themselves to foreign companies, mainly from US in fear of bankruptcy.

And if that wasn't enough, the colonies, mainly in Africa which provided raw materials, started to fight back more fiercely. Labourers in one major cotton producing colony burnt whole cotton farms in anger.

Due to the instability, one such man, Lee Kuan Yew was returning to his home country after finishing his business in London earlier than planned.

Thankfully, he wasn't a target of the mobs from either side because of his non-Indian and non-British ethnicity.

As he was heading to the airport on a taxi, they traffic got blocked because of Anti-refugee protest going on.

"You should get off here. I don't think we will be able to reach airport this way. Take another taxi after getting across the protest."

Lee nodded and got off after paying.

"India Out!"

"India Out!"

"Refugees Out!"

"Refugees Out!"

Lee sighed and cautiously walked through the protestors that were moving forward.

But, another set of protesters came to face off.

"Let us live!"

"Allah save the Queen!"

"Let us live!"

"Allah save the Queen!"

To avoid any riot, police blocked the road and started to direct the two set of protestors towards different roads.

But, one British person in the front shouted, "Get out from our country! You and your ala can f*ck yourselves!"

This made the Pakistani crowd uncontrollable. And it led to London's first riot in years.

Terrified, Lee tried to run away in the opposite direction, but the Britishers behind him stard running forward to engage in combat.

"Aaah!"

Lee fell down, and was severely injured in the riot. He fell unconscious after having significant blood loss.

After two hours, the riots were thankfully brought under control using various methods, including sleeping gas, but by then, too much blood was lost.

Lee Kuan Yew became one of the many victims of the first Pakistan-Britain riot.