When he first heard this sentence, many thoughts flashed through Wien's mind.

"I knew it a long time ago..."

Wien asked uncertainly: "Is it meant to acquiesce?"

"Maybe it is." Ge Li said.

Her mood was a little depressed.

...I hate Wien's praise for the Winchet family.

So when he mentions Chris's father in admiration and starts to blame his father again, he will be angry with him in a state of inability to control himself.

I knew he made sense, but I didn't want to agree.

because--

As long as you accept such a fact, it is like having to admit that you are indeed worse than Chris.

But, as he said.

Even if you are unwilling to accept it emotionally, the facts will not change at all.

Right is right, wrong is wrong.

The only one who has been in this place is his position as a daughter.

Troubled by these things, Geli originally didn't want to meet Wien for the time being.

She doesn't want to...

Arguing with him because of this kind of thing.

Sitting beside the bed of Songli, Wien was speechless for a moment.

"So, if I guess correctly, there is also a share of His Majesty the King in this interest, right?"

He already owns the entire country, what else does he need so much money to do?

From a modern perspective, Wien finds this kind of thing really incomprehensible.

It's too short-sighted.

Even if you need wool, you cannot use this way of fishing in a dry pond.

The sheep are dead, where does the wool come from?

Ge Li sighed: "Wynn... Do you think there are really perfect people in the world?"

Um?

She asked what this did?

"There must be no-"

Halfway through his words, he suddenly remembered that the background of this world was the story of Mary Sue and could not be judged by common sense.

So I added a lot of extra room: "Of course, there may be a very small exception."

Wien successfully turned his answer that he had been too late to think about just now into a nonsense.

Song Li gave him a blank look.

However, even though his attention was briefly diverted, the problems he faced remained still.

"Something... I don't want to tell you yet." Geli said, "I'll tell you after I figure out what to do with it."

"Why can't you just be with me now..."

"because!"

Songli interrupted him with excitement.

"...I don't want you to see me, I look embarrassed." Her voice gradually lowered.

By the time the last word was revealed, it was almost impossible to hear it.

"You go back first, okay?" Geli begged, biting her lip.

Seeing how she was unwilling to face herself, Wien breathed a deep breath.

Instead of turning around and leaving as she wanted, he also turned his face back.

He didn't go to see her, but took her hand.

"I'm not trying to blame you, I'm just..."

I just simply think that this is wrong.

In desperation, I came to tell the news about Geli. Did you do something wrong?

Anyway, Secretary Franz would not fall for such a thing...

No, not right.

It is precisely because I want to see a better world that I cannot tolerate such things continuing to happen in front of me.

Otherwise, the attempt to support the rebels of Burwo and urge Chris to start a publishing house would be completely meaningless.

"I just want to live happily with Geli."

He said.

"If you own a beautiful house but actually the inner walls are covered with the flesh and blood of innocent people, would you be happy to live in such a house?" Wien's voice was full of doubts.

Rather than asking about songs, it is more like asking yourself.

After thinking for a while, he gave the answer with certainty: "I won't be happy."

"I... want a world where even ordinary people can live well."

Wien smiled self-deprecatingly.

"Maybe it's because, in my heart, I've always been just an ordinary person."

His back was turned to Songli, and he could not see her expression.

Although she knew that she might not want to see herself now, nor would she want to talk to herself.

But even so, he wanted to exist by her side.

——The dream of being an important person is a comfort in the dream of not speaking.

That's what Wien thinks.

He didn't know whether this comfort could be conveyed to her.

However, at least Ge Li didn't let him leave again.

...

After a week of disorderly study and life, the old topics finally gradually faded.

As the "center of the universe" in the cognition of the people, new rumors are created in the royal capital every day. What happened before in the inconspicuous small place of Cosco City, gradually disappeared under the cold treatment of intentional or unintentional.

But for those who are interested, it is not difficult to find out some follow-ups.

Wien informed Chris and Tasia of the final result he had found: "Alik has awakened, but what he will face next will be deprived of his noble title and his magic qualifications abolished..."

"Wait, can magic be abolished?" Chris said in surprise.

Tasia frowned and replied, "It is indeed abolishable, but as far as I know, only the church has such power?"

"No," Wien confirmed Tasia's question.

"He will be imprisoned in the church for his whole life, and be punished, and wash away the sins he committed in this life." He repeated in a sentimental tone.

There is no death penalty, bad reviews.

However, whenever I think of the maximum punishment for Chris as the original villain boss, it is just a break from the engagement and then exiled abroad, I suddenly feel it is understandable.

It's much better than letting Alic eat and drink delicious food in other countries with a sum of money...

Wien comforted himself.

"It would be great if the church could really 'clean up sin'." Chris complained unconsciously, and it seemed that he was not very satisfied with the result of this treatment.

But Tasia's understanding is much deeper than that of them.

"In fact, this is a good result... He is a nobleman after all," she said. "It seems that only one marquis in the history of the kingdom has been sentenced to such a severe punishment."

Well... the privileges of the nobles may be stronger than they thought.

"By the way, has Mr. Horace been found?" Chris asked suddenly.

Wien shook his head, "Not yet."

I don’t know if he still has concerns about the investigation team sent by the capital, but Horace has not shown up.

Upon hearing this, Tasia showed a worried expression.

"What purpose does that person who controls the doll have..." She was very puzzled.

Wien looked to the side guiltily.

If you say it, you may not believe it, he is just doing good deeds.

"Ahem..." Wien deliberately changed the subject.
Chapter completed!