Savior Simulator

Chapter 310 The Adjudicator

"Since it is clear which is right and which is wrong, why do you want to punish Musk, the victim, and cruelly put him in a cage for confinement?" Mr. Colt asked.

"Oh, your honor, Mr. Judge! I punished Musk because he destroyed the theater facilities and forgot to clean up..."

"A person who is forced into a fight in self-defense should be compensated for the property destroyed, but isn't it fair that you blame the victim instead of going to the villain who started the fight?"

George Colter grew angrier as he talked.

"Mr. Puzo, it's a good thing you are not a judge, otherwise our society would be in chaos, good people will not be rewarded, and bad people will go unpunished!"

"I'm sorry, Mr. Judge... It's true that I didn't handle it well, I was wrong..." Mr. Puzo said in a low voice.

"Dad, can I say a few words?"

The girl's words came from outside the door, her voice was clear and sweet.

"Of course, respectable trainee inquisitor, Ms. 'Arbiter' Lisa, what's your opinion?" Judge Colt teased his daughter with a smile.

"Father! You're judging the circus fight case from the law. You can't say it's wrong, but you're too bookish and unsophisticated."

"Ha! You little girl, only 15 years old, dare to laugh at me for being unsophisticated, are you serious?"

"Of course I'm serious!" Miss Lisa showed no sign of weakness, "You think Mr. Puzo doesn't know right from wrong? You are wrong. In fact, Mr. Puzo knows that Musk is innocent, and those two villains who bullied Musk He should be punished, but he can't do that, because those two thugs are famous actors in the circus, Mr. Puzo has to count on them to perform for money, how can he cut off his own cash cow?
"As for Musk, he's just a small supporting role in the troupe. With him or without him, it won't hinder the sale of tickets. Of course, Mr. Puzo is happy to punish Musk, and help the two villains to vent their anger by the way, lest they get angry and jump to other jobs. troupe!"

After listening to her, Mr. Colter and Mr. Puzo were silent.

Gao Fei nodded secretly.

This Miss Lisa Colter analyzed issues from the perspective of economic interests, showing a maturity and insight beyond her age.

At this time, the warehouse door opened.

Mr. Puzo led Mr. Colt, and a long-haired girl in a black and white seminary uniform skirt came in.

The girl flashed a pair of light blue eyes, and looked at Musk curiously through the iron cage.

"Good evening, Miss Colter."

Goofy greeted her with a smile.

"Hi, Mr. Justice, nice to meet you."

Miss Lisa held on to the brim of her hat and nodded in return.

"How long have you been in the cage?"

"Not counting the time to sneak out to play in the afternoon, about five hours."

"Ha! You clever ghost!"

Miss Lisa showed her canine teeth and smiled very cutely.

"But Dad is right, you are indeed honest." Miss Lisa's eyes were shining, "Musk, tell me, how did you unlock the iron cage from the inside?"

"It takes a little skill and a tool."

"I don't think you lack skills. What are the tools?"

"A strand of hair that is long enough." Gao Fei put on a serious face, "In the afternoon, my friend Simba lent me a lion's mane to pry the lock open, but it's a pity that he is in a bad mood right now."

"You can pick a lock with a lion's mane? Are you really that good?" Miss Lisa's eyes widened, her face full of disbelief.

"Miss, your hair is longer and more beautiful than a lion's mane. If you are willing to give me a strand of hair, I can show you a show."

"Okay!"

Miss Lisa excitedly pulled out a hair and handed it to him through the fence.

Gao Fei took the hair that still had the girl's body fragrance, and wrapped it around the lock in a pretentious manner. He secretly switched out the "thief mask", chose the skill "skillful hand", and easily pried open the lock of the iron cage.

"Wow! Musk, you can do it!"

Miss Lisa applauded.

Goofy just got out of the iron cage, and the sleeping lion Simba in the cage next to him was also awakened by the sound of the conversation. He opened his sleepy eyes, saw Miss Lisa at a glance, and then smelled the scent of peppermint perfume emanating from her body , couldn't help but sneezed twice, which made the iron cage rattle.

Mr. Colt and Mr. Puzo, who were chatting, were taken aback by the sudden change. They turned their heads to look at the lion in the cage, thinking that Simba had gone mad.

Miss Lisa was also taken aback, and hurriedly pulled Gao Fei back to her father, then pulled out the holy emblem of the sun hanging from the necklace from the collar, held it in her hand, and uttered a cry at the restless lion in the cage. A rebuke that contains divine power!

"Canwa!"

Simba's body shook, and he fell down involuntarily.

Gao Fei witnessed this scene from the side, and immediately saw that what Miss Lisa had just cast was a 1st-level "command technique".

It turned out that she was a divine spellcaster!
Gao Fei secretly opened the astrolabe to check Miss Lisa's details.

……

Lisa Colt (Judger Level 5)
Lawful good, humanoid (human)

Life: 38 (5d8+10)

Speed: Walk 30 feet

Defense: 17 (+1 mithril chain shirt +5, agility +2)

Melee: Ornate staff +6 (1d6+2 bludgeoning)

Ranged: Crafted pistol +6 (2d6+2)

Attributes: Strength 14, Dexterity 15, Constitution 14, Intelligence 15, Wisdom 20, Charisma 18
Saving Throw: Fort +5, Will +8
Skills: Insight +8, Perception +8
Senses: Passive Perception 18
Special Abilities: bestowed powers (vs. evil creatures, attack/attribute/skill/saving roll advantage), spontaneous healing (+1d6/1 magic point), channel power 30d3 (6 times) at 8 ft., channel confession (spend 1 channel power , compel a creature within 30 feet to confess truthfully, will negates)
Special Attacks: mana pool (100 points), spellcasting (CL 5, DC 18; 0th—detect alignment, holy fire, light; 1st—protection from alignment, command; 2nd—detect thoughts, lesser restoration; Ring 3 - Perceiving Lies)

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"Adjudicator", also known as "Judger", is a paradigm of the priest profession.

This paradigm is not known for its combat effectiveness. It is unique in that it is good at reading people's hearts, seeing through lies, and distinguishing truth from falsehood. It is especially suitable for clergymen who are engaged in legal business.

For example, most of the "religious judges" who were keen to send heretics to the stake in history had the professional level of "judgment".

The background of "Duel Agents" is the 1620s, the world of Vales has begun the first industrial revolution, and the cruel religious wars and heresy trials are long gone.

Most of today's "adjudicators" are engaged in legal proceedings related to religion, and are often hired by the police or courts to assist in the investigation of difficult cases. They are equivalent to detectives within the system. up.

(End of this chapter)