In the hall, Judgnt Chief Lucian, three Great Judges, and dozens of Judgent Masters were seated together.
Guardian Qiuqie’er and First Commander Herman sat on the other side.
"...In conclusion, that is the situation. We hope the Judgent Court will investigate this matter under the highest state of ergency and further thoroughly cleanse the Doomsday Sect lurking deep within the sewers, expose the Great Sect Leader of the Polluters, Asa, and destroy the Book of Destiny."
Herman sat down, concluding his speech.
The faces of the many Judgent Masters looked rather grim.
During the war, the Internal Affairs Court was already under trendous pressure, and monitoring logistics had exhausted a great deal of their energy.
They believed that the hollow interior had allowed the activities of the Doomsday believers to resurge. Unstable environnts were their favorite, and during such tis, they would spread unsettling and fearful rumors everywhere, trying to convert more Doomsday believers and then gain power through their wicked ans.
In this period, every Judger faced imnse pressure.
To evade the continuous assaults of the Internal Affairs Court, the core mbers of the Polluter Sect had already entered the deepest layers of the sewers.
There, countless terrifying pollutions harbored, along with monsters that had mutated innurable tis amidst those pollutions.
Pursuing the Doomsday believers under such conditions was extrely difficult.
And according to Herman and Qiuqie’er, the Doomsday believers had already targeted their vile sches at their strongest warriors.
If judged by this standard, they had yet another top-level case at hand.
Great Judge Laisa Blue Moon said discontentedly, "You’ve said so much, but the core evidence is just the intuition of one reserve mber?"
Herman said indifferently, "He is not just a Hall reserve, but also the hero of Trolian, Star Town’s Defender, Pioneer, potential Elder, and Captain of the King’s Hand."
Qiuqie’er shouted loudly, "What’s important is he’s the Black Bear!"
Laisa Blue Moon said coldly, "Whatever it is, it’s still rely a nebulous intuition!"
Qiuqie’er let out a heavy snort through his nose, "Old hag, are you looking down on our intuition?"
Laisa was instantly enraged. Had it not been for Judgnt Chief Lucian intervening, she would have leapt forward to puml the brute who couldn’t spit out anything but filth from his dog’s mouth.
After a mont of silence, another Great Judge, Black Bear, asked, "Your Excellency Qiuqie’er, Your Excellency Herman, do you have any other evidence?"
In front of Elder Black Bear, Qiuqie’er’s tone beca sowhat subdued as he said gravely, "Your Excellency Black Bear, if we go by your newest standards of material physical evidence, then I have none. My evidence is all deduction, feeling, intuition."
Great Judge Mibor frowned, "You’re proposing to activate the highest state of ergency plan based just on these sensations?"
Qiuqie’er looked around the circle, his expression gradually turning solemn.
"I am fully aware of why you’ve changed, and I support the King’s intention to not use terror to create a holand, but you must know that the Doomsday Sect will not leave behind such traces. Rod would not rely rely on a fleeting misperception and abandon the most reliable plan originally in place."
"What we were facing at the ti was a life-or-death crisis. Our success or failure involved not just our own lives, but also the safety of the entire region. Do you think he would joke about such a matter?"
The Judgent Masters were silent as the dead, with only Judgnt Chief Lucian nodding slightly.
"However."
Another Judgent Master raised an objection.
"Although he achieved the incredible through certain ans, he is after all a newcor, not yet seasoned by ti or truly tested. We trust the intuition of the esteed redith, the intuition of Iyeta, your intuition, but his intuition... do you believe it, Your Excellency Qiuqie’er?"
"I do,"
Qiuqie’er said succinctly, hoisting his hamr, and standing up.
"Whether you believe it or not, I do."
In the deathly quiet, Elder Judgnt Chief Lucian also spoke up.
"I believe it too."
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