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"This is outrageous!!! Absolutely outrageous!!! Even a great sage cannot arbitrarily arrest people within the city of Sumeru."

"No, I don't think it's the Great Sage's intention, but rather that these fools are using the Great Sage's token to swindle people!"

"Regardless of the circumstances! We must report this matter to the Sage and the Great Sage; we cannot allow these fools to run rampant!!!"

The scholars were furious because what the foolish women had done was no less than a slap in the face.

If they dare to deal with Farusan's guards today, won't they dare to deal with their own guards tomorrow?

And the female Fool just said that even without the protection of the Gilded Troupe, you can go to the Fools.

What a joke! Although the reputation of the Fools is slightly higher than that of the Gilded Guild, the Sumeru scholars trust the Gilded Guild far more than the guards from other regions.

Even if the Gilded Brigade steals, they won't kill people indiscriminately, especially not scholars from the Order of the Church.

Robbing money is one thing, but killing someone is absolutely out of the question, because once someone is killed, the nature of the crime changes completely.

Knowing this principle, most gilded guilds, while they may rob money, will not kill people, and if possible, they will also do things well.

If things aren't handled well, their fate will likely be similar to that of the [Red Sand Scorpion] that Su Hao encountered before, ending up as a highway robber.

The Fools are different. They are an organization from the Winter Solstice, and there are many rumors of them double-crossing each other. Even if you want to cause trouble for them afterward, it will be extremely troublesome.

Even the Fools, who have the support of the Winter Solstice, can completely ignore the voices from Sumeru's side, grab what they can and run. Even if they don't kill anyone, they can still disgust people to no end.

They had heard rumors that the disciplinary officers had been picking on the Gilded Brigade for no reason, but since the fire hadn't spread to them, they didn't care.

The situation is different now. In the eyes of the Sumeru scholars, the Fool Woman's group is despicable. They want to expel the Gilded Brigade and replace them with their own Fool Woman group.

Faced with the questions from numerous scholars, the foolish women realized that things were in a very, very bad state.

This matter is now beyond her control. If she were to order the disciplinary officers to arrest Su Hao and the others again, the situation would likely worsen.

Therefore, the female fool could only snort coldly, and with a sudden flick of her hand, she stared at Su Hao and his group not far away, without leaving any harsh words, and walked away into the distance.

The disciplinary officers standing by breathed a sigh of relief after the Fool Woman left, because they knew that if she continued to use the Great Sage's token to order them to do things...

Will they refuse or not?

It's important to understand that they are not like Farusian or other scholars, because due to the sudden disappearance of the Grand Disciplinarian, Seno, the Disciplinary Committee is now essentially leaderless.

No one can carry this banner; the disciplinary officials can do some minor things, but they dare not even touch the big ones.

Nobody's a fool; everyone knows that the atmosphere in the Order of the Fathers is very delicate right now, and the sages don't know what they're up to.

If Seno, the Grand Disciplinarian, were here, would the other Disciplinarians dare to question the Sages and Great Sages?

That's the allure of Cyno; but without him, the disciplinary officers have no one behind them, no one to stand up for them.

At most, they'll be sent over to handle things if something happens somewhere, but otherwise they'll stay put and wait for something to happen.

Therefore, if this woman insists that the disciplinary officer arrest the [Falushan Group] and others, then they have no choice but to carry out the order and take them away.

Then, when the Great Sage comes down to punish them, the disciplinary officials will take the blame. As for the Fools? It's likely that all talk and no action will be taken.

The fact that the Fools were able to obtain his token indicates that the Great Sage wants the Fools to do something for him.

As for what it was, the disciplinary officers didn't know; all they did know was that...

The Great Sage will not sever ties with the Fools over such a matter, so he will certainly punish the Discipline Officer severely.

This is why the disciplinary officials are now relieved, because the foolish woman's retreat shows that things haven't reached the point of no return.

After the Fool Woman's group left, the disciplinary officers also quietly departed.

This is normal, considering that disciplinary officials don't have a very good reputation.

Normally, when scholars see a disciplinary official walking towards them, they would take a detour.

The other scholars also looked extremely excited after seeing the disciplinarian and the group of fools leave, as if they had accomplished something great.

Some of the more composed scholars, however, had calm, even somewhat solemn, expressions.

They knew very well that this was just the beginning, and the matter was not over yet.

Although Farusan managed to stop it this time, what about next time? Perhaps the one who comes next won't be the Fools.

Rather, it was a sage, or even a great sage himself.

"Are you guys okay?"

After seeing the disciplinary officer and the group of fools leave, Farusan came to Su Hao and the others. Her expression was somewhat subtle as she said, "By the way... what happened to you all..."

Su Hao raised his hand, stopping Farusan from speaking, and said in a low voice, "This is not the place to talk."

Upon hearing Su Hao's words, Farusan hesitated, then finally shut her mouth and looked at the people who had gathered around her.

Indeed, this is not the place to talk. To be honest, Farusan was very curious about how Su Hao had managed to do that before.

But with so many people around, she couldn't ask too many questions.

"Why are there so many people?" Hisa Shinobu looked at the scholars with some surprise. She hadn't expected that Farusan would bring a group of scholars with her.

If she remembered correctly, Su Hao had Nasita inform Farusan to come over.

Unexpectedly, Farusan brought a group of scholars with her, which worked quite well, forcing the Fools to leave.

“An academic discussion,” Farusan said casually. “They saw how anxious I was, so they came along.”

She was in the middle of an academic discussion when the message came in, so she quickly said that she had something to do and needed to leave temporarily.

The other scholars, seeing that Professor Farusan was in such a hurry to leave, were also puzzled and all expressed their intention to come over.

That's how that great show just happened.

"Thank you for your help," Su Hao said with a smile. He was grateful that it wouldn't have been for the help of Farusan and the group of scholars.

It seems likely that a violent conflict is about to break out.

This is no joke. Neither Ella nor Black Ella would allow themselves to be locked up in jail.

Even the Great Tree King made it clear in the group that if the disciplinary officers dared to arrest anyone, then even if a violent incident occurred, it would be their fault.

There's no other reason than that Su Hao's identity is sensitive, and also that he possesses the strength of a demon god.

With his demon god-level strength and the Heart of the Wind God, it can be said that even Naxida, the grass god, is no match for him within the Sumeru Realm.

To humiliate him and imprison him is no longer a simple diplomatic incident, but an unimaginable disaster.

According to Raiden Shin and Raiden Movie, I, Inazuma's next Raiden, have been imprisoned by your Sumeru Disciplinary Officer.

Could it be that we could also send out the shogunate army to invite the grass god to visit the Inazuma prison?

Although this is a bit harsh, it's the same in nature.

In a sense, Farusian and the scholars of Sumeru indirectly saved Sumeru.

“No trouble at all.” Farusan looked at Su Hao with some complicated feelings. She seemed to have thought of something, sighed, looked at the scholars not far away, and said, “I’ll talk to you later. I’ll tell them first.”

Su Hao and his group nodded, indicating that he could do as he pleased and that they would wait there.

Farussan walked over to the scholars and thanked them, since the matter had nothing to do with them.

But because of my connections, they were forced to get involved, and I should thank them both out of courtesy and reason.

Most scholars said it was a minor matter and that the elders didn't need to do it.

Yes, in the eyes of most scholars, this is just a trivial matter, and perhaps even a great sage would thank them.

You must know that the Fools are using his token to commit all sorts of evil deeds in Sumeru. If they are allowed to continue like this...

Who knows what people might say about the great sages behind their backs after this incident?

Therefore, by stopping the female fool, they in a sense saved the Great Sage's face and thwarted the fools' conspiracy.

"Senior, please be careful."

However, an older scholar offered Farusian a reminder, saying, "The Great Sage gave the token to the Fools."

"There are probably secrets we don't know about. If possible, senior, it's best not to have too much contact with the people in the desert at this stage."

As he said this, the scholar looked at Su Hao and the others not far away, a glint of wisdom shining in his eyes.

Yes, he realized that this group of people was not ordinary, and that's why they were not people they could contact.

Although Senior Farusan said that this group of people came from the desert, he could sense that Su Hao and his group did not seem to be from the desert at all.

Because they don't have the same aura as the Gilded Troupe, even if their outfits are almost identical, their demeanor and some details are undeniable.

"Yes."

Another scholar, who was also older, adjusted his glasses and looked at Farusan earnestly, saying, "Senior, you can't let some outsiders get you into a vortex."

"The recent disappearance of Grand Disciplinarian Seno, the sudden cooperation between the Sages and the Fools, and the strange events that have recently occurred in Sumeru City."

"Although I don't know what happened, I can feel that an invisible storm is coming."

"It's best not to get involved if we don't know the details."

The other older scholars nodded slightly and began to share their views.

Most people advised Farusan not to interfere with Su Hao and his group, as these unknown individuals could potentially harm her senior without knowing the full story.

If that's the case, why not focus on academic research and coursework?

As scholars of the Order of the Church, their daily classes and academic discussions take up most of their time.

In this situation, most scholars will ignore things outside of themselves.

Simply put, it means to study more knowledge, create more wisdom, and mind your own business.

“Some things aren’t as simple as you think.” Farusan naturally shook her head, indicating her refusal.

Because it wasn't just Tina's request, but also the voice that informed Su Hao and the others that they were in trouble.

Farusan knew she couldn't stand idly by any longer, because if she did the same as these younger generations and chose to ignore the matter...

The future of Sumeru will no longer be in the hands of the Sumeru people.

P.S.: "I had a severe writer's block today and only wrote 5,000 words. I'm trying my best! I'll try to write more tomorrow!!!"

Chapter 322 Exposure? The Lady Strikes!

After bidding farewell to her juniors, Farusan walked towards Su Hao and his group. The scholars sighed as they watched Farusan like this.

Do you think the scholars of Sumeru are fools? They are not fools; they all know what is happening in Sumeru City right now.