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early morning.

Herman circled the suite door more than twenty times.

He changed into a full set of inspector's uniform.

It's eight o'clock.

Hermann raised his hand and banged on the door.

"It takes forty minutes to get to the first hearing room from here, and the military requires us to arrive early."

The door opened.

Lin Feng came out dressed and yawned.

"What's the rush? It doesn't open until nine."

"This isn't a meeting on Earth."

Hermann followed.

"The First Hearing Chamber is responsible for hearing the cases of high-ranking Imperial military officers. Today, in addition to the military, there are also representatives from the Council, the House of Nobles, and several major financial groups."

"If I'm even a minute late, Claude can accuse me of contempt of the military."

After Lin Feng finished drinking the nutrient solution, he threw the empty tube into the trash can.

"Then let him deduct it."

Herman felt a headache coming on.

He had been fighting with Claude for over a century, and Claude was most adept at exploiting program vulnerabilities.

Yesterday's incident in Hong Kong resulted in the wreckage of a luxury cruise ship, injuries to military police, and the destruction of a towing station. Any one of these actions would be enough to cause trouble for the military.

If Lin Feng makes another move at the hearing, things might really get out of hand today.

The sound of rolling wheels came from the back of the corridor.

Barron pushed a large anti-gravity trolley out of the damaged suite.

There were ten human-shaped packages on the vehicle.

Each package was wrapped in several layers of hotel sheets and then tied tightly with energy-generating gold wire taken from a chandelier.

Hermann stopped in his tracks.

"You're really bringing them all?"

Barron held onto the handlebars.

"Otherwise what?"

"When we were dismantling the equipment yesterday, my boss told us that this batch of goods couldn't be sold."

"But you can't use hotel sheets to cover yourself."

Hermann pointed to the white cloth at the top.

"There's also the sign of the Court of Stars on it."

Barron glanced down at it twice.

"The fabric is sturdy, and it's free."

A hotel manager walked out, leaning against the wall.

Upon seeing that it was these jinxes, he opened his mouth, then swallowed his words back.

The three of them took a private elevator to the hotel lobby.

The special operations vehicle convoy was parked outside the gate.

Leading the way was a black and silver extended hovercraft, with six escort vehicles in front and behind.

More than twenty military personnel stood guard on both sides of the steps.

The receptionist glanced at the time and was about to step forward to urge them when he saw Barron push out a trolley.

The receptionist was stunned.

"What is this?"

Barron patted the top package.

"guest."

A package rolled half a circle under the force, and a mechanical arm that had lost its power slid out from the white cloth.

The receptionist took two steps back and placed his hand on the weapon at his waist.

"Are you going to take the body to the first hearing room?"

Ten.

Barron corrected.

"If one item is missing, the chain of evidence won't match."

"Corpses are prohibited in the hearing room. Unregistered dangerous goods are also prohibited."

The receptionist blocked the front of the car.

"These items must be handed over to the Imperial Capital Security Department for inspection; no one is allowed to handle them privately."

Lin Feng walked down the steps.

"These are all physical evidence."

The receptionist swallowed hard.

"Physical evidence also needs to go through a transfer process."

"Handing over now."

Lin Feng pointed to the convoy.

"You're in charge of delivering it."

The receptionist dared not reach out.

Ten cosmic-level assassins lay beneath the white cloth.

He could easily pick out anyone he wanted, but none of them were people he could mess with.

Herman stepped aside and revealed the insignia of the inspector.

"Last night, the hotel arranged by your military headquarters was breached by ten assassins at the cosmic level, who infiltrated the top floor."

"The personnel on duty did not go upstairs until the battle was over."

"Do you want to deal with this now?"

The receptionist made way for them.

"Load it onto the truck."

Several military personnel gritted their teeth, lifted the handcart, and stuffed ten human-shaped packages into the rear transport compartment.

Barron watched from the side.

"Be gentle."

"There are three suits of armor with joint protection parts that weren't completely removed. If they get damaged, you'll have to pay for them."

The receptionist looked very unhappy.

Ten corpses is outrageous enough.

The fat man was still worried about the parts inside the corpse.

The convoy took off and entered the central airway of the capital city.

Lin Feng sat in the back seat, looking out the car window.

Dozens of large projection towers along the way lit up.

An edited video of a battle on Gray Crystal Star is being played on a loop in various districts of the capital.

In the scene, Lin Feng tears open a frigate with his bare hands, while Herman leads the mothership into the fleet.

The Bloodthorn Consortium's three thousand warships ceased fire, and large sections of the ships were dismantled.

The part about Raine leading his troops to besiege Gray Crystal Star and bombarding the starport with the main cannon was completely cut out.

The host's voice came through the public channel.

"Herman, the inspector of the 7th Border Fleet, is suspected of colluding with unidentified armed personnel to attack a legitimate financial group's fleet within the Empire."

"The garrison on Gray Crystal Star suffered losses exceeding 400 billion Star Coins, and the armories of three fleets were looted."

"The relevant personnel forcibly broke into the First Star Port of the capital yesterday, rammed a noble ship, and attacked the capital's military police."

"At 9:00 AM today, the Imperial First Hearing Chamber will hold a public hearing, which will be broadcast live across the entire territory."

Screen switch.

Claude, dressed in his inspector's uniform, stood in front of the military building for an interview.

"Imperial law will not let any thugs go unpunished."

"No matter where he comes from or who stands behind him, if he commits a crime within the Silverfrost Empire, he must be tried."

Herman slammed his fist on the armrest of the seat.

"That old bastard."

"We've been convicted before the hearing even started."

He grabbed the in-vehicle terminal and browsed through various media outlets.

Dozens of news platforms all featured the same headline on their front pages.

Border patrol envoys colluded with interstellar thugs to massacre the planet Gray Crystal.

In the attached poll, over 90% of the residents of the capital demanded severe punishment for Herman and the public execution of the unidentified thug.

Barron leaned over from the back seat.

"Who are these unknown thugs?"

Herman pointed at Lin Feng.

"Then why don't they write their names?"

"When writing your name, you must disclose your age and level of understanding."

Herman turned off the screen.

"The nineteen-year-old Star Lord realm has been revealed, oh no, it's the Universe realm."

"Those old fogies in the capital are about to get restless."

Lin Feng looked at the projection outside the window.

"The cut is alright."

Hermann couldn't follow his train of thought.

"What?"

"Cut off the parts they did, leaving only me to dismantle the ship."

Lin Feng leaned back in his seat.

"Why not release the full version?"

The convoy arrived at the core area of ​​the Imperial Army headquarters.

A large number of media personnel gathered outside the first hearing room.

Hundreds of devices are positioned at the entrance.

Heavy military police stood on both sides of the road, their power armor running at full power, and the heavy weapons on their backs were warming up.

The convoy landed, and the encirclement tightened.

The receptionist opened the car door.

"Mr. Raymond Lam, please go through security."

Lin Feng got off the bus.

Barron followed behind, pushing ten humanoid packages to the entrance.

The security officer saw the contents of the cart and reached out to stop the person.

"Corpses are not allowed inside."

Lin Feng didn't stop.

"Get out of the way."

"The first hearing room has a rule that all evidence must be declared in advance."

The security officer pressed the controller.

Three layers of energy barriers rise from the entrance.

A dozen or so military police raised their guns.

The live stream camera turned to them.

Herman stepped forward.

"This is the killer who attacked us last night; it's key evidence in this case."

The security officer didn't look at him.

"You can't bring it in if you haven't declared it."

"The hearing is about to begin. Please leave if you are not a party."

Barron pushed the car twice.

The handcart was blocked by an energy barrier.

"Brother, we can't get through."

Lin Feng lifted his foot.

boom.

The first security gate is broken in the middle.

The second energy barrier flashed twice, and the core node shut down.

The third alloy gate, along with its frame, flew into the hearing room and slid hundreds of meters along the ground.

Seats on the road overturned one after another.

Lin Feng took the trolley and pushed ten corpses wrapped in white cloth across the ruins.

Barron followed behind, shouting at the top of his lungs.

"Make way, everyone."

On the judge's bench, Claude put down the documents in his hand and sneered.

"You've finally arrived."