Why it never ends

Chapter 209 Rejection
"Originally today's Fernan case was going to be heard in the Criminal Tribunal, right?"

"Yes, but the location of the day after tomorrow has been changed to the 'Second Criminal Court', at the easternmost end of the inner court, where is the newly opened criminal court this year, if you don't know—"

"It's okay, I'll go for a stroll by myself." Chiba waved at Campbell, "...you are busy with your work."

After speaking, Qianye walked away briskly.

Watching Chiba's back, Campbell couldn't help sighing, what a powerful person she is, the determination and confidence in her are so contagious, just talking to her for a moment, some thoughts of anxiety and doubt are swept away And empty.

Qianye is indeed very confident at this moment, because during the time between leaving the visiting room and ending her conversation with Campbell, she suddenly solved the puzzle that "Hesta" just left her——

meditation
quiet, undisturbed place
Your own room or an empty space with few people...

And—"Maybe it can help you, I hope you try it."

Together, these suggestions point to a desire for her to go to a space where she can be alone.

At the beginning of the entire conversation, this "Hesta" confessed that she had encountered some "unsatisfactory" things, but out of caution, she could not clearly state her needs.

But this is not a dead end, because, if the person in the prison is not the real Jane, then Jane is obviously wandering outside at this moment.

——As long as you stay alone and stay away from the crowd, it is equivalent to giving Jane a chance to approach or even show up.

This guess may not be correct, but it is enough to make Chiba feel excited.Because it is not only logically self-consistent, but also can make some predictions—for example, if it is established, then the real Jane should be lurking near the "First Criminal Division" of the inner court at this moment.

Chiba knew that the internal court's monitoring was slightly weaker than that of the independent prison, and if there were things that needed to be concealed—such as exchanging identities, it was more suitable there than the independent prison.

Judging from the existing clues, it seems that Jane intends to personally participate in the trial against her, otherwise the fake "Hesta" in the prison would not have to be so cold-hearted to Campbell, and the double "keep silent" is obviously In order to avoid any language mistakes after the return of the true master.

Then the "unsatisfaction" in the fake Hesta's mouth also surfaced-Campbell's "application" to postpone the trial time took effect, so the "return operation" that should have been carried out today also fell through.

Ah.

Isn't this all linked together?

Chiba ran up the street, thinking of Victoria's excited face last night, she felt her heart pounding in her chest.

Can you make it?Is there still time to do something else?

……

At a quarter past nine, Victoria and Ende were sitting together in the drawing room of the Duke of Villefort's mansion.

The purpose of their trip is to persuade Tanglar and Villefort to leave Tan Yi temporarily, and go to the core city under their personal escort.

This operation is different from Schmidt's lame tricks before. This time, Victoria called a special plane. This plane is parked at Tan Yi's reserve base at the moment. Their team has already checked the airframe, and they can take it to the airport in 15 minutes. The two left directly.

This kind of asylum specification is unprecedented in the history of both AHgAs and the coalition government. Victoria and others have repeatedly reviewed the plan to ensure that the entire process is foolproof.

However, they never expected that this proposal was jointly rejected by Tanglars and Villefort.

"I won't go—do you think I will believe you? Schmidt also said that he would go to the core city. We have all seen what happened to him... You can live here for a few more days, and now you are leaving , die immediately!"

Tanglar looked agitated, his face was extremely pale, and his eyes were red and swollen from crying and insomnia all night. Obviously, everything that happened to Rich was happening again to Tanglar.

However, unlike Richie's submissive character, Tanglar's voice was very shrill, and he glared at the women in front of him with great resentment, as if the few people in front of him had caused his unfortunate fate at this moment.

Ende leaned back slightly, and approached Victoria's ear, "Do we have to ask for his consent? Can't we just knock him unconscious and carry him on the plane?"

"No." Victoria also suppressed her anger, "If we don't get their power of attorney, if something happens to them, some people in the coalition government will definitely make use of it and bite us."

"But if it continues like this, I don't know how many loopholes will be exploited by the assassin. Will something really happen then?"

Victoria took a deep breath and looked at Villefort, "How about you, Duke? Are you willing to go with us?"

Villefort's expression seemed to be a little hesitant. He had been silent until now, but now he was asked by name and had no choice but to give an answer: "I, too, want to stay..."

Victoria held her forehead, "Why are you?"

"Although, although I know that this reason may seem a little crazy to you, but..." Villefort's eyes fell on the smooth wooden tabletop, "Some, some want to see this 'Assassin' with my own eyes."

As soon as these words came out, the four were shocked.

"...What is he talking about?" Ende looked at Trisha, "Did I hear wrong?"

Villefort glanced at Danglars beside him. The terrified poor man was holding his head in his hands and was in despair. Villefort was a little uncertain whether he should finish speaking in his presence.

"Why do you want to see the assassin?" Victoria leaned forward, "If you see it, what do you want to do?"

"Well... I have... indeed done some wrong things, for this...for this reason I..." Villefort frowned, as if he was briefly in a daze, and then he suddenly raised his head, "But Back then, I, I never—"

"Stop wishful thinking!" Danglars screamed. "This is a murderous lunatic! What illusions do you have about her—"

"You just said nothing?" Victoria asked.

Villefort fell into thought again, his face still tense, and at last he shook his head. "...Sorry, it's about the reputation of the deceased, I, I can't..."

"Duke," Victoria reminded, "what time is it now, what do you want to say about the honor of the dead—"

"I just want to see the assassin," Villefort said in a deep voice, as if he had made up his mind. "If the assassin thinks that I should die to atone for my sins, then I will give my life to her. If she thinks Death is not enough, I should also accept torture, then I will use my pain to fill her resentment... I... I am willing to accept the trial of the 'assassin', I do not intend to leave, that's all."

(End of this chapter)