Evil always comes from courage

All this has concluded naturally. No one can stand in the way of justice. Kos, the crew member who committed the crime, will be hanged and publicly executed at noon tomorrow.

Everyone left the table one after another, and Miss Alice Letasha was no exception, but she had a heavy heart and was a little unwilling.

I thought about it all night, but still couldn't close my eyes. The condemnation of my conscience spurred me repeatedly. At this time, I stood up decisively countless times and lay down again in frustration.

I plan to go to the replica Tobias Library on the Victoria for a walk tomorrow. Maybe as a member of the Vincent family, I can think of something there.

At noon the next day, people gathered together under the blazing sun, and Captain Fennis, holding a document in hand, sentenced Cos to death.

I stood far away, hiding on the sailor's lookout, and some spectators also climbed high. Waiters, businessmen, old, young, poor, rich, all came to watch the arrival of death. , took away a person's life.

I saw the Melody warrior on the high seat, with a victorious smile on his face, and the Susan warrior was also very proud to promote this man's evil deeds.

Madam Red and Pope Waldo just sat solemnly and majesticly on the stand in the center. They were on either side of Soldier Susan and Soldier Melody. From this, it can be seen that the planner and judge of this matter was actually May. The Lodi Warriors and Susan Warriors handle it all.

The two knights, Mr. Alcock Arrow, and Sister Faustina were all sitting in the front row, on either side of the Red Lady and Pope Waldo.

Their expressionless faces were like a group of spectators, just scorching in the sun without saying a word. They were no different from the people under the high platform, waiting for the arrival of the protagonist with a little confusion.

I was on the observation deck and saw the dense crowd below. I didn't see where Frank was. I thought Captain Finnis must have taught him a lesson.

Inadvertently, I saw that gentle gentleman. He was still wearing the same waiter's clothes, black and white, as if the punishment had not yet begun, and he was already ready to mourn.

I also saw a group of people I didn't recognize sitting on the high platform. They were dressed in gorgeous clothes and seemed to be powerful nobles. I thought this group of people were probably Aldrich's supporters.

After Captain Finniss finished reading all the contents of the document, Soldier Susan stood up first. In order to promote justice, she loudly told how unforgivable this person's crime was.

Under her impassioned speech, I saw a figure being pulled out of the cabin. He was struggling, and the chains on his body were clattering together. This man was Kos.

It's funny to say that I have only met this man once, but I was greatly shocked. I looked at his stooped back, staggering steps, and the hair that was stuck to his face like mud.

I couldn't see his face clearly, but I could see everyone screaming and falling back. When he was pulled onto the deck, everywhere he passed there were people covering their faces and noses, unable to bear to look at him.

Soldier Susan was still chattering about the crime. At this moment, someone shouted, this guy stinks to death! You guys hurry up and pull him up! Everyone also agreed, and no one was listening to what Soldier Susan was saying behind her.

I stood too high and couldn't see the expressions on their faces, but I also knew that their behavior at this moment must be because they were extremely disgusted with this person.

Not only the crowd, but also the crew and sailors stood up and yelled at him, spit at him, poked him with a mop, and urged him to leave quickly.