【Ji Lai】【Romy】Far Star

When the flames in the city rushed into the sky, almost illuminating half of Odin's sky, Hilde got dressed as fast as he could and rushed out of the bedroom.

When she ran to the yard, the driver had already arrived at the door of the house, and at the same time shouted her name loudly.

But she didn't intend to wait for him at all—she rushed into the driver's seat, started the car, turned around, and drove out of the yard at a speed that would exceed the speed limit on any street in the city.

At this time, the Marquis of Marindorf had also rushed to the yard.He was wearing a nightgown, and the expression on his face showed that he was also very surprised, and he was very worried about this precious girl.

But of course he couldn't stop her, as he had learned when she was very young.

Watching the taillights of the car gradually disappear into the darkness in the distance, he immediately went back to the house, intending to change his clothes and wait for the summons or deal with any situation at any time.

The underground pipeline next to the Ministry of Military Affairs building exploded. The huge explosive force overturned almost an entire street. Buildings on the street were ignited by the explosion. One side of the detention building of the Ministry of Military Affairs collapsed, and the other side was slowly falling into flames.

Hilde drove the car along the passable sidewalk, and rushed into the gate of the Ministry of Military Affairs at the risk of a second explosion at any time, and at this time the military police had already arrived at the scene.

The leader of the military police, the colonel, was Kesla's confidant, and he immediately recognized the back of the man who was desperately running towards the building.So he yelled and wanted to stop her—it was too dangerous to enter the scene now, but what he didn't expect was that the Marquis turned around and asked them to follow.

The colonel froze in shock, but immediately regained his composure and obeyed the order.

As if insane, Hilde led a squad of gendarmes into the building, which was igniting, and then encountered the guards on duty as they walked through the lobby.They are trying to find a way to transfer the detainees in the building.

Hilde knew the person in charge.

She rushed in front of him with a stride: "Is the elevator still working?"

The other party shook his head in horror.

"Is de Villi still in the cell?"

"Yes, it is……"

They ignored him because he really wasn't the most important person right now.Hilde understood.

Fortunately, she still remembered where his room was, and then she rushed into the stairwell and began to climb up, and ran to the ninth floor in the shortest time.

Fortunately the gendarmes were able to keep up with her.

There was no fire in the hallway when we went out, but there was already a strong smell of smoke in the air.Hilde was so out of breath from running so fast, her head was buzzing that she thought she might even have to die in the event - but she wasn't slowing down or making any other plans the meaning of.

Rushing to the door, she ordered the gendarmes to break in.

After a few clicks, the door fell directly from the door frame and hit the ground with a loud noise, but compared to the noise, it was the things inside the room that shocked everyone—the corridor outside was not ignited, but the inside of the room But it was already on fire.The golden-red flame ignited the simple furniture in the room, and even burned on the walls inexplicably.

Archbishop de Villi was squatting on the floor in the middle of the room, a smile on his cured but grotesquely distorted face, and at his feet was a huge strange symbol that was probably painted in his own blood.

He looked back at them for a while, the smile on his face undiminished.Then, before anyone could react, he stood up suddenly and started laughing maniacally and screaming at the top of his lungs in God knows what language.

For a moment, there was only the whistling of flames and his shrill, eerie cry, but soon someone forced everything to stop.

"Pull him down!" Hilde yelled at the top of his voice.

Everyone has returned to their souls.

Then there was a flurry of fighting and tugging.Soon they successfully subdued the lunatic in front of them and took him downstairs by force.And when they went downstairs and rushed to the flat ground in front of the building, the sound of fire trucks had already approached, and several police riot vehicles had already driven into the gate.

It's okay, nothing will happen.Hilde said this to himself in his heart, while trying to control himself not to sit on the ground.After about 10 seconds, she felt calmer, so she turned around and wanted to ask the military police to pull de Villi to any riot vehicle for temporary detention, but she didn't expect that it was the military police who turned her head The terrified, convulsive sight of the man they held in their hands.

This time even she couldn't react immediately.

She just stood there blankly watching everything in front of her, until the guy suddenly screamed, stopped struggling completely, and became quiet before realizing what happened.

This is a very serious public safety accident. It can be said that the person in charge of the Odin city gas pipeline will be held accountable and investigated, but even the consequences of such things cannot be undone—at least 30 people were involved in the accident this time Lost his life, Odin could not use the gas normally for 1 week, and the direct economic loss was also huge.

Hilde may have been one of the quickest to react on this matter.

After visiting the hospital to visit the wounded and appearing to appease public opinion, Anne Roger summoned her and asked her carefully about Archbishop de Villi.

Hilde truthfully stated the scene at that time.

From her description, Anne Roger could feel the shock she received because of this incident.That's normal, because there's something horrifying about it, and it's entirely possible that even the bravest will be touched.

But what's interesting is that Anne Roger could feel that after this incident, the position of herself who once had concerns about the Archbishop beyond the scope of common sense and the other party who always looked at this matter in the most realistic way changed overnight ——Hilde seems to have begun to fall into some kind of unease and uncertainty, but she no longer has any strange experience.

The archbishop's autopsy report and preliminary investigation of the accident, which was sent later, showed that everything was within the normal range: the archbishop died of acute cerebral hemorrhage, and the accident was not man-made, but an accidental tragedy caused by mechanical electric sparks.

So she comforted her like this: "Everything is just a coincidence, nothing else happened."

Hilde nodded and responded "Yes, Your Highness" as usual, but her expression showed that she still had doubts in her heart, so Anne Roger stood up and walked to her side and handed her: "Don't worry , maybe he does have some powers, but after he dies he can't do anything."

"...Of course." Hilde bowed to her while holding her hand.She knew very well that even if there was no accident last night, the Archbishop would not live long, because the Grand Duchess had already made up her mind to kill him.

Anne Roger looked at her, thought for a while, and then said to her softly in a very friendly tone: "If a person can really influence the world with supernatural power, or rely on his own Death and evil words leave a sinister curse on the world - then I would not live today, and so will Your Majesty."

The examples she gave were irrefutable, and at the same time had a supremely reassuring force.

Finally, Hilde's expression eased down.

Anne Roger knew she was all right.

So she withdrew her hand and showed her a steady smile: "The task of following up on this matter is entrusted to you, General Marindorf. I will personally inform His Majesty of the specific situation."