Tyrant Code

When he saw Gordo again, he was very nervous because he was worried that his true identity would be investigated. When he saw Gordo, he almost cried out of joy.

Ryan: "Gordo qaq"

Gordo, who was led by Roy into the Knights Templar's prison cell, coughed lightly when he saw this.

The environment of the prison cell looks much better than the previous cell, but the guards are very strict, revealing a slight sense of depression.

Several knights guarding the cell saw Roy behind Gordo, and saluted respectfully: "Lord Roy."

Roy nodded, opened the file in his hand, adjusted his glasses on the bridge of his nose, and ordered: "Release this person from the prison and detain him in the spare residence to the west of the Martial Arts Field."

"Yes." The knight guarding the door nodded, took out the key from his waist, and began to unchain the door.

Ryan was originally huddled in the corner, and was a little surprised when he saw this scene. When he walked out of the prison, he heard the conversation between Roy and Gordo.

"That way you can rest easy for a while," Roy said.

"Yes. Thank you for your understanding." Gordon said with a sigh of relief.

Roy smiled and nodded: "Then I'll go and arrange board and lodging for your friend first." Then, he rushed to Ryan outside the cell door and nodded, "We'll see you later."

Ryan looked at Roy's back and walked quickly to Gordon. Because there were other knights around them, Ryan could only lower his voice and ask, "Gordo, what's going on? They Why are you so polite all of a sudden? Also, the dye on my body has expired, and they act as if they didn't see it..."

"Because your current identity is a hair dye merchant. It's not uncommon to have a little trick to cover up your appearance." Goldo also lowered his voice to respond to him.

"But why did they—"

"Don't ask about it. An Anxin will follow them. We will meet again at the trial in a few days."

"When am I going to wait..."

"They have already sent someone to summon the pastor you reported, and they should arrive within three days." Goldo said, "But the court has given a word that they want to convict him, and there are some relationships that need to be investigated A lot. Including the people around him, the woman you mentioned who bribed the pastor, and the exorcism cases that the pastor did before, all of them must be investigated."

Ryan: "You mean...?"

"It means that he may have committed more than one case. The more evidence, the better for you to be exonerated." Goldo shrugged, "If he is convicted, the punishment he will receive will not be more severe than yours. .”

If the serving clergy dereliction of duty, the lightest punishment is excommunication, the heaviest punishment is life imprisonment, rarely the death penalty.Ryan's previous charge of disrupting the church's spreading of the Gospel was enough to sentence him to exile, unless he handed over enough money to the Holy See to ask for pardon-it can be seen that the laws of the Holy See of Light are only strict externally, but actually quite loose internally.

But since Gordo is gone, of course it will be a hot pursuit, so that the other party will not have a chance to escape the crime.

Ryan breathed a sigh of relief: "Thank you."

Goldo: "There is no need to say thank you. I would like to ask you, if this crisis can be passed safely, what are you going to do next?"

Ryan was at a loss for words: "...I don't know where to go."

"You might as well stay in Celanca first." Goldo said, "Actually, people have been asking around for your hair dye recently—maybe you can make a fortune from it."

Ryan: "..." I always feel that something is weird.

After getting Ryan settled, Goldo returned to the courthouse and continued to track the case against Ryan.

He walked through a corridor lined with floor-to-ceiling windows, heading towards Karanzi's office, but felt that the surrounding area was much quieter than usual.

The court is not a place where you can make loud noises, but there will always be a few people who keep moving, discussing the details of the case, or exchanging knowledge collected in books, so there will always be faint voices in the empty space. The inner court rang.

But today, the corridor was so quiet that only the footsteps of Gordon alone remained.

Occasionally, a few people passed by, but they also walked in a hurry, with a different kind of solemnity in their expressions.

"Excuse me, what happened?" Goldo stopped a person and asked.

"There's a cardinal visiting . . . Hester Rupert of the Cardinal," the man replied softly. "He's putting pressure on Monsieur Calanzi."

"He just wanted to move the case to the Cardinal Council, and the Cardinal Council would send supervisors to review it on its own. But generally speaking, the Cardinal Council can send a commissioner to take over the case only after the court has committed disqualification in the trial." Some said dissatisfiedly, "But this time we followed the procedures, and the investigation is ongoing, and there is nothing wrong with it...The Cardinal Council came to rob our case. They regarded the people in our court as Nothing?"

"You don't understand this. As a cardinal, what kind of case does he care about? What he cares about is the reputation of the Holy See. The Holy See has not had a bribery case for nearly ten years. Moreover, this case is about Regarding the issue of whether the pastor is qualified to exorcise demons, it is due to the poor management of the Cardinal Council that he casually approved the priest's application for exorcism, and the Cardinal Council should also be held accountable." Another person curled his lips and pointed at Karanzi The direction of the office, "and with Mr. Karanzi's family background, ordinary people don't have enough face. This Bishop Hester Luber originally served as the vice president of the Cardinal Council, but later because of the scandal of excessive taxation , was taken down from the position of vice president, and now he has been transferred from the Ministry of Finance to manage the Ministry of Evangelism-it is he who plans to spread the gospel to the people. The pastor who took the bribe was also decided to be sent abroad. If If something goes wrong this time, he might not even be able to stay in the Cardinal Council."

"Hey~ Is there another one like this?" Gordon said with some surprise.

"It's spread throughout the court." The person on the opposite side said softly, "Whoever dares him to challenge Mr. Kalandz will be disliked by everyone. And Mr. Kalandz will definitely not compromise."

It seems that Mr. Kalandz took the position of chief judge at a young age, which is also related to his reputation.

Goldo listened to the gossip with great interest, and then suddenly felt that the name Hester Rupert seemed a little familiar...

Ah, he remembered.

Wasn't the charge of "excessive taxation" reported by Atrium?Has Hester Rupert, as the pope's deputy, been reduced to coming to the court himself to put pressure on the judge?

Goldo smiled lightly and decided to go to see the excitement.

Karanzi was sitting in his office, still sitting behind the office desk processing paperwork, and sitting in front of him was a man in his 50s or [-]s, with fair skin, two beards on his face, and a round body. There was obvious dissatisfaction on his dough-like face.

"No matter what you say, I won't agree." Karanzi held his forehead, raised his head and pinched the bridge of his nose, "This is not in line with the procedure."

"This is not an earth-shattering big case." Lu Bo blushed slightly, and the red robe inlaid with golden piping on his body seemed to be on fire on the spot. Will you favor a priest who may be dereliction of duty? Even if you take a step back, the only witness in this case is also suspicious, and you have handed him over to the Knights Templar—"

Karanzi was a little annoyed by Lubo's low growl: "Your Excellency, all the decisions we have made so far are reasonable. It is not without precedent to hand over the prisoner to the Knights Templar for assistance."

"But the Knights Templar are a bunch of sticks," Rupert said. "What can they find out?"

Karanzi: "We handed over the person to protect the certification. We don't expect the Knights to help with the investigation."

"Not the Knights Templar, but the Cardinals can," Rupert insisted.

"Let's hand them over, it's impossible." Karanzi refused.

"The Cardinal is a part of the Holy See just like the court." Lu Bo continued to growl irritably, "If something goes wrong with the Cardinal, won't you be affected? I really don't know what you think, Why don't you open the trial of this case, how many people are now eyeing the Holy See... If you do this, you won't be afraid of hurting your family!"

"My family's reputation is not as fragile as yours—my family is famous for revising secular laws, not for being proficient in church law." Karanzi replied with a smile, "Unless you have a way to make His Majesty the King and The House of Lords abolishes the current law, or my family will live forever."

Lubo showed an expression that he wanted to tear Karanzi into pieces.

"You seem to have forgotten what humility is." Lu Bo's face was gloomy, but after he calmed down, he looked more like a high-ranking bishop, and he looked even more difficult to deal with.

Karanzi was still calm: "Your Excellency, I am a judge. I don't even bow to the truth, I only bow to the law."

Lu Bo was completely blocked and had nothing to say.

No matter how eloquent he is, he can't convince Kalanzi, because he will definitely lose when it comes to laws and regulations.

If he was still working with the Pope, how could he be looked down upon by a little judge... Thinking of this, Rubo felt more and more like the fire was burning in his heart.

He snorted coldly and was about to leave Karanzi's office, but he saw Gordo standing at the door listening to the excitement.

Lubo ignored Gordon and left in a huff.Gordo made way for him sideways, and walked into Karanzi's office with him.

"It's finally gone..." Karanzi breathed a sigh of relief, and then put on a gentle smile, "You came just in time, Gordo."

"Mr. Kalandz." Goldo greeted, and glanced at the direction the bishop left. "I didn't expect the bishop to pay so much attention to this case."

"It's all about interests." Kalanzi is also very open-minded, "You don't have to worry about me, this often happens in courts. Your Excellency the bishop is easy to deal with, and there are more difficult things to deal with... It's just now This case may become more complicated. I want you to take over the field investigation task, what do you think?"

Goldo: "Didn't you already send people to collect evidence?"

"I'm afraid they will be hindered. You can go and watch it... just in case." Karanzi said, and handed him the signed document on the table, "I can rest assured only if you are here Some."