I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 264: Incarnation of Authority
Directly executing Noga would be a death sentence for some people.

Spencer knew very well the research value of Noga. As long as he could obtain some research results from her, even if it was just a tiny bit, it would be invaluable.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. With such a perfect experimental sample right in front of him, Spencer would never let it go.

Not to mention watching Wyatt kill her with his own hands.

"Director Wyatt, according to the judgment of the Tribunal, the crime committed by Noga was not subjective, and she voluntarily surrendered herself. According to the Redemption Decree issued by Pope Arthur, we should not execute her."

What Spencer said made a lot of sense. The "crime" committed by Noga was not enough to get her sentenced to death, not to mention that she turned herself in voluntarily. Coupled with the new law to treat the fallen kindly, Wyatt's decision certainly seemed ridiculous.

Not to mention that these "crimes" of hers were fictional and not actually committed by her.

But from the perspective of trial, Noga is actually worthy of being sentenced to death. After all, starting the road to becoming a god in Shenhui City is already a capital crime.

Besides, Noga is a genuine heretic demigod. Once her identity is exposed, everyone will hope she dies.

Unfortunately, her identity cannot be revealed.

This is the situation Wyatt is facing now.

Noga is special. No matter whether they are inside or outside the circle, even though everyone knows that she is dangerous, no one can resist her temptation.

Uncover her secrets, analyze them completely, and ultimately use them on yourself or transform them into benefits.

No matter what the result is, it will be beyond imagination.

It’s a pity that they don’t know Noga well enough, and she will never become a fish on the chopping board.

Just as hunters often appear as prey, perhaps those who target her are the real fish on the chopping board.

Wyatt is now trying to prevent some people from becoming prey, but these guys don't appreciate it and even think that Wyatt is obstructing them.

Explanations are useless. Not only will they fail to play the role they should, they may even directly lead to tragedy.

In short, Noga must be locked up in four institutions, and must be kept under his own nose, and no one can take him away.

To this end, Wyatt doesn't mind being a little aggressive.

"What Director Spencer said makes sense, but please remember that this is the Kingdom of Mayos. Do you want to use the orders of the Theocracy to restrain the officials of the kingdom?"

"The Redemption Decree has also been recognized by the Kingdom. It is already part of the Kingdom's laws. Director Wyatt, please stop quibbling and face the problem squarely!"

"Of course I will face the problem, but not in front of a hypocrite. You keep saying the Redemption Decree and regard the fallen as more important than your own mother. So I want to ask, have you violated the decree in any way?"

Wyatt's questioning was clearly directed at the rumors about Spencer.

Everyone knows that Spencer's opinions are extremely polarized. Most people don't know whether the rumor is true, but there must be someone present who knows.

Wyatt is one of them, and Vannus is definitely one of them.

Of course, Wyatt didn't want to use this to sue Spencer. He just wanted to tell Spencer that he couldn't be shaken by the so-called legal correctness.

Even if you secretly gather a group of "Fallen Nobles" to cause trouble at the gate of the Fourth Institute, it doesn't matter. Wyatt will directly dispatch the Cavaliers. These scavenger vultures should be bombarded with alchemical turrets.

After all, Wyatt is not a person who cares about the outside world's evaluation. In this respect, Spencer is completely inferior to Wyatt. After all, he has spent a lot of energy and money on public relations for the so-called reputation.

Spencer's hypocritical mask loosened because of Wyatt's words, which made him quite unhappy. If it weren't for the fact that a good reputation could bring in more fallen people as experimental samples, he wouldn't want to care about it.

Whenever he thought of this, Spencer would start to get jealous of Wyatt.

How could he create a shocking invention like the Marker while sitting in his office, while he needed to conduct long-term research in the laboratory, consume one experimental sample after another, and then run around to replenish the samples. Whether it was to allocate from the Fallen Shelter or to cooperate with human traffickers to artificially create Fallen, it was not an easy task.

Who am I doing this for? I am doing this so that the Kingdom can surpass the Tower of Knowledge in the field of bio-alchemy. Do you think I am doing this for myself?

However, some people did not know what was good for them and interfered. Those guys who condemned him were like this, and Wyatt is doing the same thing now.

If you are really dissatisfied with what I did in the past, why are you trying to stop me now?

Just one Noga can free hundreds of fallen ones and save tens of thousands of ordinary people.

Spencer really didn't understand, did Wyatt want to kill him?

"Please explain, Director Spencer, did you really conduct inhumane experiments on the Fallen as the rumors say? If so, then you are the person who has violated the new law the most seriously."

"Director Wyatt, before I answer your question, please answer my question first."

"Okay, if I give an answer that satisfies everyone, can you also give an answer that satisfies me?"

"……certainly."

"Okay! It happens that your Majesty is here today, so please be a witness."

"my pleasure."

The current situation is a gamble for Spencer.

As long as Wyatt could not give an answer, or he could refute his answer, he would have to give up the execution of Noga.

By then, no one would want such a precious sample to be imprisoned, and Spencer was confident that he could take it down.

Now it all depends on what explanation Wyatt can give.

Wyatt felt like he was being stared at by several burning gazes, and everyone present was expecting what kind of answer he would give.

To be honest, Wyatt couldn't give any reasonable answer. After all, the crime that Noga fabricated was not enough to sentence him to death.

The death penalty sentence requires strong evidence of the crime to support it, which is a criterion recognized by the public.

But in fact, there is more than just one standard for the death penalty.

For example, Vanus, as a king, can directly issue an order for execution, which can be regarded as Vanus sentencing someone to death with the support of his authority.

So what Wyatt has to do is to embody authority.

Holy light lit up from behind Wyatt, white feathers fell lightly to the ground, and a golden divine ring floated behind Wyatt's head, adding a sacredness to his figure at the moment.

Bathed in the warm holy light, everyone couldn't help but feel awe, and several researchers couldn't help but worship Wyatt.

Wyatt looked at Spencer who was looking down at him and asked:
"A 'holy' apostle said she could be sentenced to death. Is that a satisfactory answer?"

"Satisfied..."

Spencer admitted defeat, knowing full well that he could not refute Wyatt.

The "Holy" Apostle, the spokesperson of the Goddess, is the purest being in the world. He says that what is unclean is unclean.

(End of this chapter)