The 11th Hamlet could be compared to the 10th hamlet in terms of living condition, housing structures and population — if it weren't for the ironhand gang members residing in their settlement, their population would be the same as the 10th Hamlet's.
Currently, it was evening and the sun had begun to lose its afternoon glory, the people of the Hamlet had started returning home from the farm. But unlike in the 10th hamlet, they all wore sad, sour expressions.
The women looked tired, annoyed, and in pain, all thanks to the ironhand gang members who made it a habit to assault them daily.
While they had fathers, brothers, and even lovers, none of them dared speak against the gang members.
Of course, it wasn't because they lacked courage, but because they were being careful.
Those who had been courageous enough to challenge the gang members had been taken away from the Hamlet, never to be seen again.
