Chapter 781
“We’ll save him at the public trial tomorrow. What do you all think?” Noir nced at the various
commanders.
Fenrir frowned and said, “Wouldn’t that implicate the Lycantroops and confirm the rumors of the Wolf
King’s rebellion? It’ll give Registus the opportunity he’s looking for.”
Noir said coldly, “That’s why those participating must leave the Lycantroops and join this operation as
individuals.
“I will personally take charge of this operation. You all just need tomand the Lycantroops well and
select the ones you trust absolutely to apany me to Kiyoto.”
The Eight Commanders looked at each other and said, “I think this n is feasible. Let’s do that.”
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“There’s no time to lose. Hurry up and prepare.”
After a while, a group of absolutely loyal individuals were selected to carry out the mission to rescue
Andrius.
Everything was ready.
Now, all they had to do was wait for the public trial the next day!
Early the next morning, the rain had been falling incessantly. The streets of Kiyoto had been thoroughly
cleansed by the heavy rain, and the gloomy sky formed a stark contrast with the earth.
In the morning, the Second War God and the others brought Andrius to the public trial tform. Despite
his deteriorating condition due to the insect, he was still in handcuffs and shackles.
People had already crowded around the tform. There were local Kiyoto officials, righteous
individuals from across the nation, and other onlookers who seemed “uninformed“.
In addition to that, Noir and the other elite Lycantroops had disguised themselves as civilians and
hidden in inconspicuous corners among the crowd.
“The Wolf King is here.”
“Is the trial starting?”
“I never thought this would be the Wolf King’s end. How regrettable…”
“Sigh, you’re right.”
The crowd immediately began to murmur as soon as Andrius appeared.
Crack, crack, crack…
The moment Andrius appeared, Noir and the others‘ eyes reddened, and their knuckles cracked as
they clenched their fists. They wanted to rush out and rescue the Wolf King right away.
However, they knew that it was not the right time yet, so they had to suppress their anger and stay
calm.
Even so, they panted like angry bulls as if a raging fire was burning in their chests
“Everyone, on standby.” Noir whispered through the hidden microphone, “After I give the signal, don’t
hesitate. Follow the n and rush forward to rescue the Wolf King.”
He had made ample preparations to rescue Andrius, including nting special electronic mines in the
area. The area within a few kilometers of the trial tform would turn into ruins with just the press of a
button.
Of course, that was meant as ast resort to take the enemy down along with him. He would not
activate it until the final moment.
Other than that, four teams were on standby near the tform, ready to escape in an instant once they
sessfully rescued the Wolf King.
Countless reporters were on site, broadcasting the trial live.
Several guards dragged Andrius onto the tform.
Registus sat on the tform and announced loudly, “I hereby dere the start of the trial of the Wolf
King of Florence, Andrius Moonshade.”
The venue immediately fell silent.
“Andrius Moonshade, I’ve always regarded you as a pir of Florence and held the highest trust and
expectations for you. I never expected you tomit an unforgivable act such as treason. You truly
sadden me.”
After Registus acted out hisment, he turned to the Second War God and said, “Read Andrius
Moonshade’s crimes out loud!”
Then, he closed his eyes as if he were deeply distressed.
The Second War God heard the order and immediately announced, “Andrius Moonshade, as the Wolf
King of Florence and the emperor’s trusted aide, you disregarded thew and acted wantonly.
“Toward themon people, you abused your power, engaged in plunder, and showed no regard for
human life. You used forceful means to amass wealth, even at the cost of taking lives.
“In regard to national affairs, you ignored the emperor’s orders, and after leading the Lycantroops to
exterminate the Western Nations, you unterally signed a treaty without consultation, aiming to
establish an independent state and revealing your disloyalty.
“Such actions are unforgivable. Today is the day you will face the consequences of your wickedness
and admit your guilt!”
With each sentence, the Second War God’s mood became increasingly cheerful. It was as if he had
released several years of frustration.
Andrius remained expressionless.
The Second War God did not care and continued, “Next, please have the witnessese forward to
testify for Andrius Moonshade’s crimes.”