Evil always comes from courage

After Mr. Alcock Arrow looked at me for a while, he seemed to have a slightly changed opinion of me. Perhaps it was because I finally showed the momentum that Vincent should have. He smiled slightly with appreciation and said respectfully. road;

"You don't have to worry about us, Miss Alice Letasha."

I nodded slightly apologetically to everyone;

"Make everyone laugh."

I smiled and looked at Susan Warrior. My enemy is in front of me. My audience is waiting for my voice. They want to see me wielding a sharp blade on the stage and are looking forward to the next story. How can I To disappoint them.

I hid my face slightly and snickered, using words that were playful and taunting;

"With all due respect, Ms. Susan, are you a warrior who ran out of that mountain?"

Everyone's expressions also changed slightly, and Soldier Susan shouted at the top of her lungs as expected;

"What, you actually compare me to those untouchables in the mountain village!"

I pretended to be innocent and widened my eyes, pretending to be very surprised, nodded to show that I fully agreed with her words, and continued to sarcastically say;

"Yes, I see that you are obviously one of the representatives of Leled Imperial City, but why do you seem to have no understanding of etiquette at all? If you are not a reckless man in the mountains, oh no, should you say you are a savage? He actually interfered in other people's territory and came to a shocking conclusion that completely violated the new legislation."

Soldier Susan was shocked. Ah! This is a huge trap. She has to prove to everyone that he is guilty no matter what. Otherwise, wouldn't this be a lynching that is above the royal power? Even if she just puts forward such a point of view, it is a blasphemy to the rights of the royal family and contempt for the king's law.

Now she is panicking and wonders why no one stopped her from speaking out. It is too late to say such stupid things. Could it be that she thinks Was it really just because of her few words that Kos was sentenced to death and hung on the gallows? I smiled and watched as she danced around and tried her best to defend herself with an unbelievable look on her face;

"What? You stinky little brat! Don't think I don't know. The Redner Manor has been given away a long time ago. He is a slave. What other identity can he have?"

After hearing this, I pretended to be sad. On this basis, I did not mention the new legislation, but argued with it here, which made her feel as if she had regained the sovereignty of speech and seemed to be able to escape. What punishment?

"Since you knew that the Redner Manor was given away, why did you hide the reason why my mother gave the Redner Manor to me? My admirable mother, in order to pardon those who suffered, she chose to give them the right to freedom. How on earth can you conclude that this young man is still guilty and that he has more than just this reddner manor brand on him?"

Seeing that I was no longer proposing legislation, she seemed to have calmed down a bit, but she still felt guilty. She didn't dare to get too excited, and was afraid that I would mention this, so she argued hard in a panic;

"I'm not hiding anything. The amnesty of the entire manor slaves is so ridiculous. How could it be true?"

"Ah, are you saying that you can come to such a conclusion just by relying on your self-righteous thinking? When things come to this, you still want to……"

Before I finished speaking, Susan Warrior suddenly got angry and interrupted my words. It seemed that she felt that she had lost face in front of everyone because of her wavering and panic. This time she wanted to regain face by accusing and questioning. I saw She had a ferocious expression, pointed at my nose angrily and shouted;

"Stop looking down on others! What can you prove? May I ask who among you present can provide evidence that the slaves at Redner Manor were pardoned? Could it be that at that time, you, a little unborn child, had witnessed the amnesty ceremony at Redner Manor with your own eyes?"