The People Rise Against The Government, A Revolution For Freedom

As the news of the hidden artwork spread throughout the western world, people started to gather and protest against Frederick and his plan to cheat at the election day.

The people were united in their fight against the corruption and they demanded justice and change. The society can no longer ignore the power of the people and their growing anger and frustration. The people have spoken and they are not going to back down until they get what they deserve.

Federick and the secret society were filled with fear as they saw the rise of the people and their passion for justice. They knew they had to take action quickly and do whatever it takes to stay in power.

As the people protested against Frederick and his plan to manipulate the election, Frederick tried to downplay the situation, saying "They are just my bashers I knew it!"

In a desperate attempt to dismiss the power of the people, Frederick tried to downplay the situation, calling the protesters his "bashers" and trying to discredit their arguments. But, the people were not going to let Frederick get away with his crimes and manipulation any longer. The people had had enough and Frederick and the secret society were running out of time.

As Frederick continues to see the rise of the people, he tries to use celebrity influence to promote his campaign, hoping that they could bring in more supporters and votes. He also tries to use those celebrities who had joined the fraternity a long time ago and who owed him a favor. But, the people are not falling for these tactics and they continue to stand against the manipulation of the election and the corrupted society.

As the protests continued, Frederick began to spread false information about Hino, saying that he was schizophrenic and needed to be cured.

The propaganda was designed to turn the people against Hino and his beliefs, and it was a desperate attempt to distract them from the real issues at hand - Frederick's corruption and manipulation of the election. But, the people were not going to be fooled and they would stand with Hino and do whatever it took to maintain justice and change.

As Hino lay in bed with Shizuru in the midst of the protests, he received a notification on his phone from a news outlet that Frederick was insulting him.

Hino was clearly annoyed by the propaganda and the false information being spread about him, but he knew it was only a desperate attempt to turn the people against him and his beliefs. Hino knew that Frederick and the secret society were getting desperate and he and the people would stop at nothing to maintain justice and change.

As Hino lay in bed with Shizuru in the midst of the protests, he received a notification on his phone from a news outlet that Frederick was insulting him. Hino was clearly annoyed by the propaganda and the false information being spread about him, but he knew it was only a desperate attempt to turn the people against him and his beliefs. Hino knew that Frederick and the secret society were getting desperate and he and the people would stop at nothing to maintain justice and change.

As Hino read the news article, he couldn't help but laugh at the false information and the desperation of the secret society to keep control over the people. He knew that his beliefs would not be easily broken and that his fight for justice could not be stopped. He knew that the people stood with him and he would continue to fight for the truth. He knew that his belief in a just and fair society was worth fighting for and he would never give up.

As Hino and Shizuru were laying in bed, they were filled with anticipation for the future. They knew that their fight for truth and justice wasn't over yet and they would continue to fight until the people of the western world had their rights and their voices heard.

The people had come together and they would not back down until they won their freedom and a fair and just society. Hino and Shizuru were determined to do whatever it took to maintain their beliefs, even if it meant facing the corrupt secret society once again.

As Hino and Shizuru lay in bed, thinking about the future, they feel a sense of urgency to continue their fight for truth and justice.

 They knew that the corrupt secret society was trying to manipulate the election and there was no time to waste. Hino and Shizuru get up and start to protest against Frederick and explain to the people how they shouldn't be fooled by the propaganda and false information being spread by Federick and the secret society.

As the protest continues, Hino and Shizuru see the people's resolve to stand against the corruption and manipulation of the secret society. They know that this is a turning point in the society, where the people can finally have their voices heard.

Hino and Shizuru, with Marie, start to travel throughout the western countries to start broadcasting their message and reveal the secrets of the secret society. They want to spread the truth about the cruelty and injustice of the secret society and give the people the power to take back their control over the society.

As people were running to get away from the protest, Shizuru and Marie ran after them with the camera, trying to broadcast the message they wanted to get out to the people.

Marie was concerned for the safety of the protesters and she wanted to make sure they didn't get hurt.

They knew that their message was important and they wanted to make sure it got out to the people, even if it meant risking their own safety. They wanted the people to know about the danger the secret society poses and how their power and corruption could lead to an apocalypse.

As the protest continued, the people realized that the whole government has been doing these hierarchies and abuse of power and it needs to stop.

They decide to take action and start burning the central offices and the flags that symbolize the corruption and the unjustness of their government.

The people want a change and they no longer want to stay silent and obedient to the system. They have fought for years and now they want to end the corruption and injustice once and for all. They want the country to be a fair and just society and they will do whatever it takes to make that happen.

As the protest continues, the people decide to take drastic action and burn the central offices and the flags.

This is a symbolic way of saying that the people are no longer going to obey the government blindly and just accept their decisions. They want a change and they want to take back control of their country and their lives. The people are not afraid anymore and are willing to fight for what they believe in. They are determined to make the country a place where justice and fairness are the core values.