"That’s a matter of faction conflict. Soday on the battlefield, I will deal with him personally. But today we can’t bla him for anything, nor do we have the right. He initially led the monsters away from the Birthplace, indirectly rescuing us. We were trapped there at the ti, and the situation was not optimistic. Now we are talking about one thing at a ti! One should have principles and a bottom line. Even if you receive favors passively, even if you don’t show gratitude, you shouldn’t speak ill behind soone’s back!"
Sith warned without leaving room for doubt.
The other Empire nobles present looked at each other, not daring to say a word.
On one hand, what Sith said was reasonable; more importantly, they didn’t dare offend Sith, as offending him would equate to offending the Galmotos Empire.
At this mont, the doors of the Judicial Court opened again, and representatives such as Yanas from the Alliance Country walked in, though their President and leader were absent.
These representatives approached Alles respectfully and greeted him.
"President of Alles, we are here to support you."
"Appreciate it."
Alles responded with a smile.
The representatives then found a place to sit down.
Sun Duoxiang leaned over to Su Mo and whispered, "These Alliance Country representatives are really not pulling their weight. President of Alles ca in person, yet they just sent a few people to go through the motions."
"What’s strange about that? This lawsuit has nothing to do with them. It’s against Star Ring City. If their president or leader ca, and Commander Kellaras deed them adversarial, wouldn’t they be devastated? Were it not for the Alliance, I wouldn’t join the fuss either."
Su Mo was unusually calm, not knowing why, but he seed to be looking at things more openly now.
The Swallower’s deep voice echoed, "I notice your mindset has strengthened considerably."
"In this world, aside from family, friendship, and love, everything else is trivial in my eyes."
Su Mo responded to the Swallower with a sense of superiority.
"Hmph, let’s see if you can maintain this ntality later."
The Swallower finished speaking and said no more.
Just then, three defense lawyers in black and white robes entered, complinting each other.
"Attorney Delison, I didn’t expect to see you defending this ti. Seems like our chances of winning are abundant."
"Oh, Attorney Langke, don’t say that. After all, there’s always soone better out there."
A middle-aged lawyer with a little mustache and a big smile modestly responded; he was the leading defense attorney, Delison.
"Look at how modest you are. Your record of winning historical lawsuits is 100 percent. You could win this small civil lawsuit in minutes."
Langke continued to praise.
"Indeed, too modest. In all of Star Ring City, who dares to claim the first spot over you? Even when you don’t perform at your best, you win easily. At your normal level, you make your opponents cry and beg, and at your extraordinary level, they’d kneel and confess to you."
Lawyer Mu Weng said with a laugh.
"Haha, not too bad. To be frank, I have a guaranteed win for this lawsuit. It’s more about how to find accountability."
Delison replied confidently, not only because of his expertise but also due to his relationship with the Judge; losing was impossible.
Qian Chengxue looked worryingly at the three lawyers and said to Su Mo.
"Su Mo, things are looking bad. Those three lawyers — Langke, Mu Weng, and Delison — are all top lawyers in Star Ring City. Especially Delison, who boasts a 100 percent success rate and has never lost. Commander Kellaras unexpectedly managed to hire all three. Just days ago, President of Alles tried to visit them with heavy gifts but was turned away."
"Nothing strange about that. Commander Kellaras can hire them in a heartbeat."
Su Mo took it lightly.
At this point, Delison and the other two sat opposite Su Mo’s defense lawyers, looking over confidently.
They saw a few unfamiliar faces in lawyer’s robes, seeming to co from their own country, not Star Ring City.
"Oh, no challenge at all. The loneliness of being at the top — who can understand it?"
Langke sighed.
"Don’t be too upset, Attorney Langke. Reaching the peak of life is like this."
Side by side, Mu Weng cooperated constantly.
Their conversation was loud enough for Su Mo to hear it clearly.
Sun Duoxiang couldn’t help but want to rush over and hit them.
"What are you doing?"
Su Mo asked as he looked at the angry Sun Duoxiang.
"Boss, they’re too much, bullying people and claiming loneliness! If they truly want a challenge, why not co to our side and guarantee maximum difficulty, what are they flaunting!"
Sun Duoxiang replied through gritted teeth.
Su Mo looked at Sun Duoxiang oddly.
"Which side are you actually on?"
"Uh, Boss, I misspoke. Of course, I’m on your side, is there any doubt? But what about that girl Ge Yi, she hasn’t shown up yet, did she back out?"
Sun Duoxiang quickly changed the topic.
"There’s still a while before court starts."
Su Mo checked his phone; court would begin in an hour.
At this mont, officials dressed in blue judicial robes entered from the rear door, moving directly to the seats in the Judicial Court.
The leading Judge was an elderly man with white hair, looking at least several hundred years old.
However, his vigor was impressive.
"Coming in, the judges are entering."
Sun Duoxiang appeared to be more nervous than Su Mo.
"Alright, I saw them."
Su Mo rubbed his forehead, feeling incredibly uneasy.
Just then, heavy footsteps were heard, and everyone turned instinctively toward the court entrance.
Commander Kellaras, clad in V-shaped heavy Bio Armor, accompanied by subordinates, entered with an overwhelming presence, causing the atmosphere inside the courtroom to instantly freeze.
Everyone in the courtroom, from soldiers maintaining order to judges, rose to bow and salute Commander Kellaras.
"It’s hopeless, how to fight this lawsuit anymore?"
Sun Duoxiang laughed bitterly at the scene.
"Can you shut your mouth?"
Su Mo was about to faint.
Delison and the other two smiled obsequiously, welcoming Commander Kellaras and saying, "Commander, you’re here, but you could have left this case to us; there’s no need for you to attend personally."
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