I really can't control myself.

Chapter 3979 Persuasion
"Huh?" Stolas' words stunned the surrounding congressmen.

Sig died? And his whole family died? Well, this was actually quite acceptable. After all, the outcome of a failed military remonstrance was predictable.

This human is so strong? To be honest, this is a little hard to accept, but it is still something that can be barely understood. After all, although the demons don't look down on humans, they also understand them relatively well.

Human beings are a race with great potential. Although most of them are quite weak, there are rare cases where a few very strong people stand out from these weaklings. Human beings often call them... heroes.

In their opinion, Linton is probably one of those strong humans who stands out.

But of course they were not afraid. After all, in their eyes, even though Stolas had exaggerated the opponent's strength, they could only use their imagination to imagine Linton's strength. Probably, he was indeed quite strong.

But the only thing they couldn't accept was what Stolas said, that the entire Parliament Guard had now defected to Linton, and now Linton was even trying to instigate their army to rebel, and Stolas said it was very likely to succeed.

What kind of crazy talk is this? Why would the Parliamentary Guards defect to a human? Even if the Parliamentary Guards really defected to a human, why would the army be able to successfully defect?

After all, the situation on the military side is more complicated than that of the Parliamentary Guard. There are all kinds of forces involved, and the situation of each unit is different. For example, the one controlled by Sig is just like the private soldiers of the Gallos family.

As for other troops, some are completely controlled by one family, some are completely out of control, and some are fought over by several families. In short, it is very complicated.

In such a complicated situation, Stolas said that a human being could solve such a problem and then turn all the troops against each other. Do you think they would believe him? Why?

They thought so, and someone did ask so. After all, Linton did not stop them from communicating, and now it seems that the purpose seems to be to let Speaker Stolas persuade them.

"Speaker, what are you talking about? How can he, a human being, convince our army to follow him?" a congressman couldn't help but ask.

In his opinion, their speaker seemed to have suddenly gone stupid, and it sounded as if he was afraid of this human. Or maybe he was deliberately and premeditatedly deceiving them, or even the mastermind behind all this.

"Why..." Stolas also saw distrust in the other party's eyes. Of course, except for him, the congressmen next to him did not speak, but the meaning revealed in their eyes was obviously the same. They did not believe his words at all.

"Of course it's because of his strength." Stolas did not mention Linton's rhetoric to fool the guards and the army, because after his analysis, he realized that the foundation of the ruling body that Linton had initially established was actually due to his strength.

The fact that the guards and soldiers were persuaded to rebel was a sign of the devil's bad nature. But if they had rebelled, they wouldn't have had to listen to Linton, right? Now that they were asking Linton why, it was of course based on strength.

"Strength?" Stolas' words once again aroused doubts from the group, and doubts were still evident in their eyes. Stolas also understood why the group had such big doubts, because they had no idea or could not imagine how strong the strength they were talking about was. "Sig was killed by him personally." Stolas sighed and said, "I was at the scene at the time."

"Sig was killed by this human?" This was the first time the congressmen heard of this. Stolas had just said that Sig's whole family was dead, and they thought it was just like what happened just now, because Linton ordered all the guards to besiege the people of the Gallos family and kill them.

Sig certainly could not have expected that the Parliament Guards would rebel, which led to their murder. This is what they imagined. However, according to Stolas, this does not seem to be the case.

"Do you know how many moves he used to kill Sig?" Stolas continued.

The councillors in front of him didn't really guess, because they also knew that Stolas would answer this question himself. Sure enough, Stolas didn't wait for them to guess, and took a deep breath and said, "One move, he just threw a punch and killed Sig."

"what?"

"How is this possible?" Obviously, when these words came out, which made them unbelievable, many congressmen couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, and were so surprised that they even forgot who they were now.

It was not until their movements caused the guards to surround them again that the congressmen realized something was wrong and quickly quieted down.

However, the guards were only slightly alert and did nothing. Of course, that was because Linton had not issued any new orders to attack them. If Linton said to deal with them at this time, these guards would certainly rush forward.

The councillors waited nervously for a while, and when they found that the guards did not continue to act, they breathed a sigh of relief. Soon they looked at Stolas again.

"Speaker, what nonsense are you talking about? How could a human being kill Sig with just one punch?" A congressman even spoke in an angry tone.

"If you still don't believe what I say, then the outcome that awaits you will be doomed." Sig said seriously, "Some of what he said just now is quite correct. Only the fittest survive in the natural selection. If you don't believe what I say, you can just think that I'm crazy and talking nonsense. You can go over there and discuss how to deal with this human being, and accept the consequences of doing so."

Everyone understood what Stolas meant. If you don't believe it and want to die, he won't stop you. You can play by yourself. Anyway, Linton just said that half of the people will be eliminated. You will be among the group that will eliminate themselves.

The group of people simply stopped talking. They didn't believe that Linton would have such strength, but they saw that Linton could control the parliament guards. At this time, they didn't need to rely on any strength to deal with them, they could just let the guards take action.

"So, Speaker, what you mean is that we should listen to him and hand over all the treasures in our homes?" asked a congressman.

"That's not what I meant. It's just the situation that forced me to do so." Stolas knew that most of these people still didn't believe what he said, and he didn't know how to make them really believe it. Anyway, now it all depends on how many of them have brains.