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Villette also agreed with Gemma's idea, so while checking the authenticity of the certificate, he also asked the Fontaine guards to ask the Opilek Theater staff who signed the evidence whether they admitted that their testimony was true.

Of course, proving the authenticity of this evidence would certainly be a very long process, but the Fontaine guards finally gave Villette an affirmative answer, and those people did admit the authenticity of their testimony on this evidence.

The above description is about this Wucheng scholar who took the opportunity of measuring to use magic props to do some strange actions from time to time. No one knew what he was doing at the time.

If it was perhaps a sign of his seriousness in academic research before, but if it is put into context with the current Cesar's attempted murder case, then Wu Cheng's strange behavior is difficult to explain.

Obviously, this evidence is negative evidence that Wu Cheng is not the murderer, but Wu Cheng cannot expose this false evidence because Wu Cheng can be sure that he has never done anything mentioned in this evidence.

Obviously, Gemma bribed those so-called witnesses to make false testimony, but she couldn't overturn it by herself. But this makes things more interesting, doesn't it?

Cesar, who was standing by, felt very conflicted and distressed when he saw Gemma and Wu Cheng arguing. After all, they were both his assistants in the high-altitude escape magic, and Cesar didn't want to see the two of them in such opposition.

But Cesar also knew that he couldn't separate the two of them in the Fontaine Court to stop them from arguing. So he could only wink at Gemma and Wu Cheng, but the two saw it but chose to ignore it.

This false evidence was then submitted to the Cardinal's Chamber of Judges, and soon the balance of trial tilted towards Jamal again because of Jamal's evidence.

Obviously, with the support of evidence, this time the inclination is more conclusive than Jamal's first confession.

"The evidence provided by Miss Jiama is valid. So Mr. Wu Cheng, do you have any evidence to support your own evidence against Miss Jiama?"

Wu Cheng had not expected that Jia Ma had already planned to frame him. So Wu Cheng did not intend to continue this useless debate with Jia Ma, so he decided to use absolute evidence to completely crush him.

Just as Wu Cheng was about to present the evidence he had collected to Wright, other variables appeared in the courtroom.

Funina in the stands was also in a very solemn mood. After all, she and Wu Cheng had a very pleasant conversation, and in her judgment, Wu Cheng would definitely not be the murderer.

But it seemed that the evidence provided by Jama was gradually pushing Wu Cheng to be the murderer. She did not want to see such a result. For a moment, she was hoping that Wu Cheng could fight back against Jama as soon as possible.

She saw Wu Cheng fell silent after Jia Ma provided this piece of evidence. She was extremely anxious. She didn't understand why Wu Cheng didn't continue the debate. She didn't want to lose this friend who enjoyed talking to him.

Just as Wu Cheng had given Villette the final preparations of Lorenzo and Gemma that he had collected over the past few days, Fernina's voice came: "Wait, I have objections to this trial."

Villette turned his head expressionlessly and looked at the excited Fernina who stood up and asked, "So, Miss Fernina, do you have any objection to this trial?"

Fu Nina stood up and pointed at Jia Tung very confidently and said, "Mr. Grand Inquisitor, what if Miss Jia Ma's evidence is false?"

Navilette sternly rebuked Funina: "This evidence has been confirmed by the members of the Fontaine Guard, and the cardinal judge has no objection. Please do not make trouble in the court."

Furninna continued to ask unwillingly: "Mr. Judge, it would be better to let the witnesses who signed the evidence stay in a separate space, and then have the members of the security team question them one by one. The evidence obtained in this way should be true."

Afterwards, everyone in the courtroom agreed with Ms. Funina's idea, and they also felt that only such tested evidence could truly be used as evidence to prosecute Wu Cheng for murder.

After all, those nobles had given false testimony before, and in the eyes of the people of Fontaine, giving false testimony was the most sinful act, because it would obscure justice and hide evil.

After Fernina finished speaking, the scales of the Cardinal's judgment were once again in balance. It was obvious that the Secretary of the Cardinal's judgment had already included Fernina's words as part of the evidence.

But Jiana was panicking, because they were temporarily bribed staff members, so there was no collusion in their confessions. The Fontaine Guard would be able to find out the clues as long as they asked a little.

For a moment, Gemma was sweating and nervous. She hoped that the people she bribed could be smarter, otherwise they would be in trouble with her.

Navillatte asked the Fontaine Guard to invite them to the interrogation room of the Fontaine Guard in the Fontaine Trial Court separately, and each room was separated to prevent the possibility of collusion.

But the results that followed were very different. Although the testimonies of several witnesses basically matched, the times they stated were not exactly the same.

Some said it was last night, some said it was this morning, and some were even more outrageous, saying it was about two or three days ago.

They were also hesitant when talking about Wu Cheng, and they couldn't even describe what he looked like. It was obvious that these so-called witnesses were helping Miss Gemma to give false testimony.

The report was then passed to Navillatte, who, after taking a quick glance at it, realized that the evidence must be considered false evidence.

Then, Navilette declared to Gemma without emotion: "Miss Gemma, this evidence you mentioned is suspected of perjury, so this evidence cannot be used as material for the cardinal's trial, and after this case, we will trace your crime of falsifying evidence."

At this time, the cardinal referee quickly tilted towards Wu Cheng, and was just a little bit away from declaring Wu Cheng the winner.

Gemma was so nervous that she stammered and didn't know what to say. She didn't expect that the fake certificate she made was flawless, but it fell into the hands of the water goddess Funina from the atmosphere group.

The water goddess Funina was also delighted because her judgment was correct, and she expressed her happiness in the Fontaine Court without hesitation.

This was her personal highlight, as she finally solved the conspiracy of a case through her own judgment. Of course, she learned this trick from Charlotte in Aoyama's novel.

However, the people of Fontaine below were accustomed to the behavior of the water god in front of them, and naturally did not raise any other objections.