Supreme Sovereign

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"So, you feel that you owe her?"

Qin Yi raised his eyebrows and asked lightly.

"Yes."

The lion-headed man nodded and said, "She always thought that I sent someone to kill our child."

Qin Yi looked at the other party and continued to ask, "So is it you?"

"How could it be me?"

The lion-headed man hurriedly said, "Even a tiger won't eat its own cubs, not to mention that I like our son very much."

Qin Yi asked, "If that's the case, why don't you avenge your son?"

In his opinion, the lion-headed man is definitely not a weak king, and his lifeblood cannot be controlled by others.

This can be seen from the fact that when he treated his love before, he ignored the opposition of the ministers and even suppressed it with an iron-blooded policy.

In fact, when Qin Yi heard about this, he was also a little angry.

Although Rou'er did not do the right thing this time, the lion-headed man's behavior at that time was really disappointing.

He kept saying that he loved his son, but when his son was assassinated, it was left unresolved in the end.

Could it be that because of the racial difference, he had to use his son as a sacrifice?

To be honest, in Qin Yi's eyes, the lion-headed man's behavior, even if he did not kill his son, he could not escape responsibility.

In fact, Qin Yi could still guess what kind of mentality the other party had at that time.

Although he loved his wife very much, he could do things for his wife that completely ignored everyone's opposition, and even made people in the world hostile.

However, his wife was his wife after all.

In addition to his relationship with his wife, he paid more attention to his throne.

He knew that the relationship between him and his wife was acceptable. After all, it was nothing for a human to sit in the position of queen.

However, it was absolutely not okay when it came to the throne.

Although he married a human, the hatred for the human hidden in his heart could not be easily resolved.

Therefore, he also did not want his throne to be handed over to a person who had no racial characteristics.

He felt heartbroken about his son's death, but he felt more relieved.

Because in this way, he would no longer have to worry about this matter, nor would he have to think about whether his throne would fall into the hands of a human in the future.

Obviously, he would feel that if the final result was that he really passed the throne to such an heir, it was very likely that his orc country would become a puppet of the human race in the future.

"I have to say that I was wrong in this matter."

The lion-headed man did not mean to veto it at all, but admitted it very frankly.

"However, I can't be so weak that I won't show any reaction when my son is killed."

At this time, the lion-headed man said something that shocked Qin Yi.

At the same time, Rou'er, who was originally crazy, calmed down.

She looked at the lion-headed man in surprise, and obviously did not expect that the other party would say such a thing.

She had been angry because she felt that the other party had done something extremely excessive to her child. After all, it was the other party's child, but after being killed, it was left unresolved.

It was precisely because of this that she felt that this guy's feelings for her and her child were all false.

So she was so angry that she wanted to kill the other party and make him pay the price, and even make this already somewhat distorted country pay the price.

But she did not expect that the other party would say such a thing in the end.

Could it be that there was really another hidden story about the original incident?

Thinking of this, she could not help but have the idea of ​​continuing to listen.

"Since you have investigated it, why did it end up in the end?"

Qin Yi glanced at Rou'er and then continued to ask.

Obviously now, he is also helping the lion-headed man and Rou'er solve the problem.

It can be seen that the lion-headed man really loves Rou'er.

After knowing that there was this conflict between them, Qin Yi felt even more that it was impossible to kill Rou'er today.

After all, no matter from which angle, Rou'er can be said to be a pitiful person.

Although her actions this time were indeed a bit extreme, if she killed the other party like this, not only would Qin Yi feel pity, but the lion-headed man himself would probably not have a good life in the future.

After all, seeing his wife die in front of him with his own eyes was a huge blow to him.

It is very likely that after this, he will be devastated and will never be able to handle the political affairs of the Orc Country again.

Although this matter has nothing to do with Qin Yi himself. After all, there is not much friendship between him and the lion-headed man.

However, they are allies now.

Since they are allies, he naturally does not want his ally to be a waste.

In the future, there will definitely be conflicts between him and the God King.

At that time, the support of the major races in Baichuan Domain is also very important to him.

If now, the lion-headed man cannot play the effect that Qin Yi wants him to play, but his power is taken away by others, then at the critical moment, it is very likely to cause him a lot of trouble.

The reason why he agreed to help before was for this.

So now, he absolutely will not allow such a thing to happen. It is also because of this that he will never kill Rouer now.

But if he lets the other party go, then the conflict is not resolved and the lion-headed man will still be in danger.

Such a thing is also not what Qin Yi wants to see.

Since he wants to let him go, he should release the other party on the premise of solving the problem.

And the first step to solve the problem is to explain the whole process of the matter clearly.

Only after the explanation can the misunderstanding be resolved and the solution to the problem can be thought of.

And now, Rouer's attitude has obviously begun to improve, so Qin Yi feels that he must seize this opportunity to let the lion-headed man explain the process of the matter clearly.

"I was very angry when I saw my son being stabbed to death."

The lion-headed man clenched his fists. It was obvious that even now, he still found it difficult to let go of this matter: "I even thought that this time, even if I killed all those bastards, I would avenge my son!"

With the previous events as a premise, it is actually very credible that he would do such a thing.

However, at this point, he still did not say the key to the matter.

Why did this matter end up in vain?