In Douluo Continent, my summoning of Naxi Da was exposed by the heavens.

Dixia loves children very much; children are clean, pure, and should not be harmed.

Although it's just a name, it's still an unforgivable thing for Dixia.

"Alright, Dixia, why bother getting angry with someone like that?"

"I can't help it, Candice, the thought that someone like that is still alive makes me angry."

"I don't think he's still alive."

"Huh? Why? Doesn't Fontaine basically have no death penalty?"

"Let's see what happens, it's just our intuition."

The celestial backdrop returns to the Opéra Garnier, where D'Artagnan is accused, but he is completely bewildered and has no idea what is happening.

"Mr. Tadalia, do you accept the charges against the perpetrator of the serial disappearances of teenage girls?"

"To be honest, I don't understand your complicated trial procedures, nor do I know why you're accusing me of such a ridiculous crime."

But I've heard that the accused can choose to prove their innocence through a duel, right?

So for me, as long as I accept this charge, I can fight the dueling agent Clarind without holding back, right?

This is truly an offer that's hard to refuse.

Hearing Dadalia's answer, one can't help but wonder if there's something wrong with his head.

It's rare to see a martial arts fanatic willing to accept such baseless accusations just for the sake of a fight.

"She clearly held back during our last private showdown, so I wasn't very satisfied."

"Hey, get this straight, this is a trial, not a place for you to get into a fight."

"Oh, it sounds like the Water God wants to talk to me about the principles of the opera house."

"Why don't you give it a try? I'm better at learning through intense battles."

When Funina heard that Prince Dadalia wanted to fight her, she immediately chickened out.

"Huh? No, that's not what I meant."

At this moment, Ouyang Kong also thought of a question.

"Nasita, King of the Great Tree of Compassion, who do you think accused Datalia, and what is their purpose? Datalia's age is obvious; it's clear he has no connection to the serial disappearances of the girls."

"It should be Funina. Only her accusations would make Vilette take them seriously, even if the accusations are completely unfounded."

"I also think it's her, but her purpose is probably not that simple. It's likely related to Prince Tartaglia's identity as the executor of the Fools."

Ouyang Kong pondered that perhaps Funina was afraid that the Fools would discover her identity, causing the prophecy to erupt prematurely, so she used accusations to drive D'Artagnan out of Fontainebleau.

This is indeed something that Funina could do, after all, she herself has no fighting ability.

Back on the celestial screen, Navia, along with Silver and Myles, interrupted the trial.

"He has nothing to do with the serial disappearances of girls. I already know who the real killer is."

Navia's appearance and words sparked discussion among the audience. Navia was very displeased with Navia for interrupting the trial once again.

"Silence! Miss Navia, this is the second time. Last time, I was lenient because you submitted crucial evidence."

But that is by no means the proper way, and I could convict you now of contempt of trial.

Navia seemed completely unconcerned by what Navelette said.

"You don't think I have even the slightest bit of respect for the farce that's taking place here, do you?"

To Navia, treating trials like operas for entertainment was nothing short of a farce, and had absolutely nothing to do with the word "justice."

Then, naturally, Navia accused Marcell, and Marcell put on a good uncle's act, saying he wouldn't blame the impulsive Navia.

That pretentious manner was utterly disgusting.

Navia ignored him and instead presented the truth she had uncovered regarding Kares's murder of Jacques.

The murderer was a third person who was dissolved; this can be proven by reinvestigating the clothes the murderer left behind at the time.

But Furnessa asked, "Then why didn't Mr. Carles protest back then? If he had just said that someone had dissolved, he would have had a chance to get away with it, right?"

"It's simple. He doesn't want to do that. The role of the primordial fetal seawater is a secret to the real culprit in the serial disappearances of girls."

If my dad had chosen to reveal this secret back then, I wonder how many people would have believed it.

But this will inevitably lead to a fight to the death between the mastermind and Rose.

At that time, everyone in the Rose Society will be in danger.

After that, the police might be able to solve the case and bring justice to Rose...

But what good is justice? Can it protect anyone?

If my father had any expectations of fairness or "justice" in this opera house, he wouldn't have formed the Rose Society.

Only by choosing to conceal the truth can both sides maintain deterrence and remain in a stalemate.

Until I am ready, and it is I, not this opera house, to restore the truth and honor to my father.

Navia's words made both Navelette and Frynn lower their heads slightly; Fontaine's "justice" had indeed not protected all of Fontaine's people.

Furnessa, abandoning her previous carefree demeanor, asked seriously, "So, you're saying Mr. Carles deliberately sought death? Do you... have any evidence?"

"Of course, the evidence is Clarinde. I don't need your protection or care. All I want now is the truth, a truth that is worthy of him."

"Yes, I can testify to that. During the duel, Mr. Carles did not intend to survive."

However, this is only about Kares' case and has little to do with the serial disappearances of teenage girls.

Navia's evidence against Marcellus was far from sufficient, and she knew this, so all she said was just stalling for time.

Finally, the Traveler and Paimon arrived with the evidence.

"We're here, Navia!"

"As expected of my partners, I knew you would arrive in time."

Navelette shook her head: "How many more times will this disorderly practice be repeated..."

"It's alright, Violet. Judging from their confidence, they must have found crucial evidence."

The traveler then took out Verneel's notebook, and upon seeing it, Marcel's pupils trembled.

"you……"

"We went to your hideout, and we know everything you've done."

"Marcel, you are Vasher. In order to resurrect your lover Viner who was dissolved, you keep dissolving girls to conduct experiments."

Although you have destroyed everything about Vacher, the name Marcel itself is proof.

This name is what Vinier chose for her future child.

The truth was still quite shocking, and Furness couldn't help but exclaim, "So that's how it is. Even in opera, it's rare to find such a cold-blooded villain."