Chapter 493: 493
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"I'm sorry. Father...."
And Eshar said again, and fell on his knees on the spot, and lowered his head.
"I poisoned my brother's glass. I don't have a call."
"Eh...?
Emeralda shouted alongside Meer.
--Oh, so you didn't tell Emeralda-san...
Meea thought....
"May I have your permission, Your Majesty?
Stryna stepped out a step ago. Wait for Abram to nod, Strina said.
"If Lena were… No, if I had given the poison to Her Highness, I would have given it to her without telling her it was poison. Perhaps if it were a medicine with a lighter effect, I would give it to you under false pretenses. Whether or not Lord Eshar was aware of the lethal poison he put in his poison....."
"But it's no different that I put a poisonous poison into the drink of the prince who has the right to inherit the throne in bad faith. Is that why Eschar doesn't say anything?
"I don't have an offer."
Eschar didn't try to raise his face. Just answer with a trembling voice.
There is nothing I can do unless the person who put it in admits it. Also, suppose you say, "Yes! If Eschar insisted, it would sound like an excuse.
--I 'm sure Lena is right... but it's hard to prove it...
Meer sighs small.
"Poisoning the King is unprecedented in Sankland. However, in the practice of other countries, it would also amount to capital punishment. If the opponent is a king....."
It was the prime minister who nodded to the king's grave question.
"Thank you. Your Majesty, what a terrible thing to do....."
"You...."
Abraham took a sharp gaze at the queen, who tried to clog her with a pale face.
There was something in his air that was hard to get near.
Neither the kindness I once saw nor the warmth of caring for my son was there.
What was there was the clarity to the harsh..., the appearance of a "king" with pure white justice.
"Even if you were a son, it would be easier to dispose of...."
Abraham nodded heavily to the prime minister.
"Rather, because I am your son, I will have to judge you strictly. Reducing the punishment by being related will shake the fairness of Sankland."
--This is... dangerous.
Meer was feeling dangerous about the flow. Unfortunately, there was no gap between my mouth and my mouth.
Meer was aware when she came here.
Abram is probably not going to talk to the Meers.
However, as the person who was there, I called him to make sure that the right thing had been done.
What Meers want is for Abraham to prove to Eschar that he has done the right thing, and the situation has already been decided.
I'm not immune to the severe punishment of Eshar...
--There are no waves...
In the first place, Meer didn't even go into the sea. Abraham's attitude is exactly like that, and Meer is nothing but a complete bystander, an outsider.
And so did the others. Even Virgin Raffina had not been asked to speak.
Fair king's judgment was about to be rendered without any outside intervention.
He who was given the sword of judgment was about to have his guilty sword shaken down.
That's exactly when it happened!
"That's not true."
The heavy air was broken and the voice echoed.
With a faint trembling voice and a strong will in her eyes, the girl, Thiona Rudolfon, stared straight at Abram.
"It's strange that the family should be punished more severely or tried more severely."
In this atmosphere, Tiona dared to step into other HR, and Mea was unexpectedly impressed.
--That's Tiona, who can't read this air.
This is, first of all, a question of Saint Krand, and secondly, a matter between the families of King Abram.
Meer, of course, is irrelevant to Tiona. Other HR.
There's a disconnect.
Nobody asks for Meers' opinions, and if anything happens, "Don't say anything, shut up and watch! That's the kind of situation you want to say.
In such a situation, everyone is stupid to say it... but I don't read it.
Tiona doesn't read air. I don't read it, I don't read it.
Don't hesitate to ignore and say what you think is right.
If you think about it, it's obvious. She was called the Virgin of the Revolution on the previous timeline. Anyone who cares a little bit about the air, such as trying to destroy an existing mechanism, will never think about it.
And it wasn't just bravery that was in Tiona.
She believes in it.
"Families must have something to protect, even if they risk their lives."
Uncle Rudolfon is a man of nobility from a peasant leader. For her daughter, Tiona, a people is equal to a family.
And she's been taught. The nobles keep the peace of the people. A people, i.e. a people, is a family. If so, I was not convinced by the idea that the family would be judged more severely.
For Tiona, family should be protected at their own expense.
Thiona's courage... certainly wore it. I punctured the air that refused to intervene with Meer and created a hole.
There, Meer found a breakthrough.
A small wave was about to occur. Then... we have to ride.
Even the slightest waves are flowing. That is the extreme of levitation.
Meer took a quiet breath and then opened her mouth.
"The trial is flawed. Your Majesty Abrams."
"Well, what is a defect?
Abram looks sharply at me.
For a moment, Meer wobbled....
--That's okay. It's a little better than Dion Aria's murderous intentions. It's a little...
I said encouraging myself.
"It could be flawed or unfair judgment."
"Brr...."
Who was the one who breathed out his breathtaking voice? But now is not the time to stop worrying. Meer organizes her head for a brief breath.
Remember the previous timeline.
Thiona Rudolfon... she's the leader of the revolution, but she wasn't actually the one who decided to send Meer's truncate.
It was neither Tiona, who led the revolutionary army, nor the revolutionaries who brought Meer to justice in the previous timeline.
It was Theon, the prince of another country.
I wonder why...
The reason is that it is very simple and does not constitute "lynching by those who have direct grudges”.
By feelings of resentment.... so as not to unduly aggravate the sentence.
― ― Must demonstrate correctness inside and outside the country. That must have been Theon's concern...
Well, it's still the death penalty, but...
--fufu, it's the wisdom of our former enemies, but this time we'll use it!
Then Meer was armed with the sword of logic used by the former enemy Zion and said, "Huh! Abram slashes me with a strange voice!
"Your Majesty Abram, you are the victim.... Was he a victim of poison? If so, has the Emperor unjustly increased his punishment through venomous resentment....."
Meer hits me.
I thought you wrongly reduced your punishment because you're a family member. Aren't you unjustly punished because you're the victim of this suspicion? suspicion.
Offset the suspicion of unduly lightening the punishment and unduly aggravating it. And then,
"... and so on, people might say,"
I don't think so, do I? Don't forget to provide a proper escape route.
That's not what I'm talking about. I'm just saying that somebody might say something like that. and.
That's how you take it. Execute justice from Abraham's hands.
Abram closed his eyes quietly when he heard it.
"I see... It seems that Princess Meer has something to listen to. But then, how do you suggest we make a decision?
"It's simple. Your Majesty, you have a fine son."
So Meer looked at Zion.
"I don't think it's right that Lord Theon should be judged."
So Meer turned to Zion.
Maybe... you'll have Theon himself cut off his brother, and as a result, his heart may be deeply wounded.
But... still, I saw Meer.
Look at him beaten in the Kingdom of Remno.
At St. Noel, he said that he would prepare himself for the opportunity to reclaim his honor.
So Meer decided to believe it. About your friend Theon Saul Sankland.
- I asked you, Theon!
With anticipation, Meer stared at Zion.
--I 'll leave everything to you!
I threw it all in a circle!
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"I'm sorry. Father...."
And Eshar said again, and fell on his knees on the spot, and lowered his head.
"I poisoned my brother's glass. I don't have a call."
"Eh...?
Emeralda shouted alongside Meer.
--Oh, so you didn't tell Emeralda-san...
Meea thought....
"May I have your permission, Your Majesty?
Stryna stepped out a step ago. Wait for Abram to nod, Strina said.
"If Lena were… No, if I had given the poison to Her Highness, I would have given it to her without telling her it was poison. Perhaps if it were a medicine with a lighter effect, I would give it to you under false pretenses. Whether or not Lord Eshar was aware of the lethal poison he put in his poison....."
"But it's no different that I put a poisonous poison into the drink of the prince who has the right to inherit the throne in bad faith. Is that why Eschar doesn't say anything?
"I don't have an offer."
Eschar didn't try to raise his face. Just answer with a trembling voice.
There is nothing I can do unless the person who put it in admits it. Also, suppose you say, "Yes! If Eschar insisted, it would sound like an excuse.
--I 'm sure Lena is right... but it's hard to prove it...
Meer sighs small.
"Poisoning the King is unprecedented in Sankland. However, in the practice of other countries, it would also amount to capital punishment. If the opponent is a king....."
It was the prime minister who nodded to the king's grave question.
"Thank you. Your Majesty, what a terrible thing to do....."
"You...."
Abraham took a sharp gaze at the queen, who tried to clog her with a pale face.
There was something in his air that was hard to get near.
Neither the kindness I once saw nor the warmth of caring for my son was there.
What was there was the clarity to the harsh..., the appearance of a "king" with pure white justice.
"Even if you were a son, it would be easier to dispose of...."
Abraham nodded heavily to the prime minister.
"Rather, because I am your son, I will have to judge you strictly. Reducing the punishment by being related will shake the fairness of Sankland."
--This is... dangerous.
Meer was feeling dangerous about the flow. Unfortunately, there was no gap between my mouth and my mouth.
Meer was aware when she came here.
Abram is probably not going to talk to the Meers.
However, as the person who was there, I called him to make sure that the right thing had been done.
What Meers want is for Abraham to prove to Eschar that he has done the right thing, and the situation has already been decided.
I'm not immune to the severe punishment of Eshar...
--There are no waves...
In the first place, Meer didn't even go into the sea. Abraham's attitude is exactly like that, and Meer is nothing but a complete bystander, an outsider.
And so did the others. Even Virgin Raffina had not been asked to speak.
Fair king's judgment was about to be rendered without any outside intervention.
He who was given the sword of judgment was about to have his guilty sword shaken down.
That's exactly when it happened!
"That's not true."
The heavy air was broken and the voice echoed.
With a faint trembling voice and a strong will in her eyes, the girl, Thiona Rudolfon, stared straight at Abram.
"It's strange that the family should be punished more severely or tried more severely."
In this atmosphere, Tiona dared to step into other HR, and Mea was unexpectedly impressed.
--That's Tiona, who can't read this air.
This is, first of all, a question of Saint Krand, and secondly, a matter between the families of King Abram.
Meer, of course, is irrelevant to Tiona. Other HR.
There's a disconnect.
Nobody asks for Meers' opinions, and if anything happens, "Don't say anything, shut up and watch! That's the kind of situation you want to say.
In such a situation, everyone is stupid to say it... but I don't read it.
Tiona doesn't read air. I don't read it, I don't read it.
Don't hesitate to ignore and say what you think is right.
If you think about it, it's obvious. She was called the Virgin of the Revolution on the previous timeline. Anyone who cares a little bit about the air, such as trying to destroy an existing mechanism, will never think about it.
And it wasn't just bravery that was in Tiona.
She believes in it.
"Families must have something to protect, even if they risk their lives."
Uncle Rudolfon is a man of nobility from a peasant leader. For her daughter, Tiona, a people is equal to a family.
And she's been taught. The nobles keep the peace of the people. A people, i.e. a people, is a family. If so, I was not convinced by the idea that the family would be judged more severely.
For Tiona, family should be protected at their own expense.
Thiona's courage... certainly wore it. I punctured the air that refused to intervene with Meer and created a hole.
There, Meer found a breakthrough.
A small wave was about to occur. Then... we have to ride.
Even the slightest waves are flowing. That is the extreme of levitation.
Meer took a quiet breath and then opened her mouth.
"The trial is flawed. Your Majesty Abrams."
"Well, what is a defect?
Abram looks sharply at me.
For a moment, Meer wobbled....
--That's okay. It's a little better than Dion Aria's murderous intentions. It's a little...
I said encouraging myself.
"It could be flawed or unfair judgment."
"Brr...."
Who was the one who breathed out his breathtaking voice? But now is not the time to stop worrying. Meer organizes her head for a brief breath.
Remember the previous timeline.
Thiona Rudolfon... she's the leader of the revolution, but she wasn't actually the one who decided to send Meer's truncate.
It was neither Tiona, who led the revolutionary army, nor the revolutionaries who brought Meer to justice in the previous timeline.
It was Theon, the prince of another country.
I wonder why...
The reason is that it is very simple and does not constitute "lynching by those who have direct grudges”.
By feelings of resentment.... so as not to unduly aggravate the sentence.
― ― Must demonstrate correctness inside and outside the country. That must have been Theon's concern...
Well, it's still the death penalty, but...
--fufu, it's the wisdom of our former enemies, but this time we'll use it!
Then Meer was armed with the sword of logic used by the former enemy Zion and said, "Huh! Abram slashes me with a strange voice!
"Your Majesty Abram, you are the victim.... Was he a victim of poison? If so, has the Emperor unjustly increased his punishment through venomous resentment....."
Meer hits me.
I thought you wrongly reduced your punishment because you're a family member. Aren't you unjustly punished because you're the victim of this suspicion? suspicion.
Offset the suspicion of unduly lightening the punishment and unduly aggravating it. And then,
"... and so on, people might say,"
I don't think so, do I? Don't forget to provide a proper escape route.
That's not what I'm talking about. I'm just saying that somebody might say something like that. and.
That's how you take it. Execute justice from Abraham's hands.
Abram closed his eyes quietly when he heard it.
"I see... It seems that Princess Meer has something to listen to. But then, how do you suggest we make a decision?
"It's simple. Your Majesty, you have a fine son."
So Meer looked at Zion.
"I don't think it's right that Lord Theon should be judged."
So Meer turned to Zion.
Maybe... you'll have Theon himself cut off his brother, and as a result, his heart may be deeply wounded.
But... still, I saw Meer.
Look at him beaten in the Kingdom of Remno.
At St. Noel, he said that he would prepare himself for the opportunity to reclaim his honor.
So Meer decided to believe it. About your friend Theon Saul Sankland.
- I asked you, Theon!
With anticipation, Meer stared at Zion.
--I 'll leave everything to you!
I threw it all in a circle!
"I'm sorry. Father...."And Eshar said again, and fell on his knees on the spot, and lowered his head."I poisoned my brother's glass. I don't have a call.""Eh...? Emeralda shouted alongside Meer.--Oh, so you didn't tell Emeralda-san...Meea thought...."May I have your permission, Your Majesty? Stryna stepped out a step ago. Wait for Abram to nod, Strina said."If Lena were No, if I had given the poison to Her Highness, I would have given it to her without telling her it was poison. Perhaps if it were a medicine with a lighter effect, I would give it to you under false pretenses. Whether or not Lord Eshar was aware of the lethal poison he put in his poison.....""But it's no different that I put a poisonous poison into the drink of the prince who has the right to inherit the throne in bad faith. Is that why Eschar doesn't say anything? "I don't have an offer."Eschar didn't try to raise his face. Just answer with a trembling voice.There is nothing I can do unless the person who put it in admits it. Also, suppose you say, "Yes! If Eschar insisted, it would sound like an excuse.--I 'm sure Lena is right... but it's hard to prove it...Meer sighs small."Poisoning the King is unprecedented in Sankland. However, in the practice of other countries, it would also amount to capital punishment. If the opponent is a king....."It was the prime minister who nodded to the king's grave question."Thank you. Your Majesty, what a terrible thing to do.....""You...."Abraham took a sharp gaze at the queen, who tried to clog her with a pale face.There was something in his air that was hard to get near.Neither the kindness I once saw nor the warmth of caring for my son was there.What was there was the clarity to the harsh..., the appearance of a "king" with pure white justice."Even if you were a son, it would be easier to dispose of...."Abraham nodded heavily to the prime minister."Rather, because I am your son, I will have to judge you strictly. Reducing the punishment by being related will shake the fairness of Sankland."--This is... dangerous.Meer was feeling dangerous about the flow. Unfortunately, there was no gap between my mouth and my mouth.Meer was aware when she came here.Abram is probably not going to talk to the Meers.However, as the person who was there, I called him to make sure that the right thing had been done.What Meers want is for Abraham to prove to Eschar that he has done the right thing, and the situation has already been decided.I'm not immune to the severe punishment of Eshar...--There are no waves...In the first place, Meer didn't even go into the sea. Abraham's attitude is exactly like that, and Meer is nothing but a complete bystander, an outsider.And so did the others. Even Virgin Raffina had not been asked to speak.Fair king's judgment was about to be rendered without any outside intervention.He who was given the sword of judgment was about to have his guilty sword shaken down.That's exactly when it happened!"That's not true."The heavy air was broken and the voice echoed.With a faint trembling voice and a strong will in her eyes, the girl, Thiona Rudolfon, stared straight at Abram."It's strange that the family should be punished more severely or tried more severely."In this atmosphere, Tiona dared to step into other HR, and Mea was unexpectedly impressed.--That's Tiona, who can't read this air.This is, first of all, a question of Saint Krand, and secondly, a matter between the families of King Abram.Meer, of course, is irrelevant to Tiona. Other HR.There's a disconnect.Nobody asks for Meers' opinions, and if anything happens, "Don't say anything, shut up and watch! That's the kind of situation you want to say.In such a situation, everyone is stupid to say it... but I don't read it.Tiona doesn't read air. I don't read it, I don't read it.Don't hesitate to ignore and say what you think is right.If you think about it, it's obvious. She was called the Virgin of the Revolution on the previous timeline. Anyone who cares a little bit about the air, such as trying to destroy an existing mechanism, will never think about it.And it wasn't just bravery that was in Tiona.She believes in it."Families must have something to protect, even if they risk their lives."Uncle Rudolfon is a man of nobility from a peasant leader. For her daughter, Tiona, a people is equal to a family.And she's been taught. The nobles keep the peace of the people. A people, i.e. a people, is a family. If so, I was not convinced by the idea that the family would be judged more severely.For Tiona, family should be protected at their own expense.Thiona's courage... certainly wore it. I punctured the air that refused to intervene with Meer and created a hole.There, Meer found a breakthrough.A small wave was about to occur. Then... we have to ride.Even the slightest waves are flowing. That is the extreme of levitation.Meer took a quiet breath and then opened her mouth."The trial is flawed. Your Majesty Abrams.""Well, what is a defect? Abram looks sharply at me.For a moment, Meer wobbled....--That's okay. It's a little better than Dion Aria's murderous intentions. It's a little...I said encouraging myself."It could be flawed or unfair judgment.""Brr...."Who was the one who breathed out his breathtaking voice? But now is not the time to stop worrying. Meer organizes her head for a brief breath.Remember the previous timeline.Thiona Rudolfon... she's the leader of the revolution, but she wasn't actually the one who decided to send Meer's truncate.It was neither Tiona, who led the revolutionary army, nor the revolutionaries who brought Meer to justice in the previous timeline.It was Theon, the prince of another country.I wonder why...The reason is that it is very simple and does not constitute "lynching by those who have direct grudges.By feelings of resentment.... so as not to unduly aggravate the sentence. Must demonstrate correctness inside and outside the country. That must have been Theon's concern...Well, it's still the death penalty, but...--fufu, it's the wisdom of our former enemies, but this time we'll use it!Then Meer was armed with the sword of logic used by the former enemy Zion and said, "Huh! Abram slashes me with a strange voice!"Your Majesty Abram, you are the victim.... Was he a victim of poison? If so, has the Emperor unjustly increased his punishment through venomous resentment....."Meer hits me.I thought you wrongly reduced your punishment because you're a family member. Aren't you unjustly punished because you're the victim of this suspicion? suspicion.Offset the suspicion of unduly lightening the punishment and unduly aggravating it. And then,"... and so on, people might say,"I don't think so, do I? Don't forget to provide a proper escape route.That's not what I'm talking about. I'm just saying that somebody might say something like that. and.That's how you take it. Execute justice from Abraham's hands.Abram closed his eyes quietly when he heard it."I see... It seems that Princess Meer has something to listen to. But then, how do you suggest we make a decision? "It's simple. Your Majesty, you have a fine son."So Meer looked at Zion."I don't think it's right that Lord Theon should be judged."So Meer turned to Zion.Maybe... you'll have Theon himself cut off his brother, and as a result, his heart may be deeply wounded.But... still, I saw Meer.Look at him beaten in the Kingdom of Remno.At St. Noel, he said that he would prepare himself for the opportunity to reclaim his honor.So Meer decided to believe it. About your friend Theon Saul Sankland.- I asked you, Theon!With anticipation, Meer stared at Zion.--I 'll leave everything to you!I threw it all in a circle!
