Comprehensive comics: That infinite conquest

However, when these words fell into the ears of the drunk man, it seemed that he had found a life-saving straw or some kind of excuse. He quickly pointed at Youla's excited complaint against Mo Ge.

"Your Highness, Your Highness, please listen! Not only does this woman not accept your kindness, she even holds a grudge. By the way, she always talks about revenge. She must be evil and want to make Mondstadt her own. /Lawrence’s territory, a sinner will be a sinner after all.”

"you!"

Yura looked at the drunk man angrily.

She had no such idea.

After all, the so-called revenge and grudge are just shields for her to protect herself.

It is precisely because too many people are full of prejudice against her, a descendant of the Lawrence family, that Yola talks about revenge in order to retaliate against those prejudices so that she can put away those slanderous words.

In fact, she never took any revenge.

But Youla still looked at Mo Ge worriedly.

Just when she felt that His Highness the Prince would definitely do something to her this time.

"Revenge? What's wrong with revenge?"

"Varied?"

"Eh?"

Both Eura and the drunkard were stunned.

Mo Ge folded his arms and said indifferently.

"There is nothing more just and natural than revenge in this world. I destroyed the Lawrence family and I am undoubtedly her enemy. Isn't it natural that she wants to take revenge on me and Mondstadt?"

"Well, how can you say that... Since she dares to threaten you, you should lock her up!"

"How can that be done? Although she said she wanted revenge, she actually didn't do anything that violated the law. It would be better to say that she had made a lot of achievements. What reason do I have to lock her up, and..."

Mo Ge turned around and looked at Youla, who was already stunned.

The gaze that looked at the garbage suddenly reversed, as if looking at a beautiful piece of art, full of appreciation.

He raised his hand to wipe away the tears from the corners of Yula's eyes.

"I have found out that when the beast wave occurred today, this heinous sinner in your mouth led some of the monsters away without caring about his own safety."

"How, how is it possible!"

"Are you questioning this prince?"

"Don't dare! Don't dare!"

...

"Hmph! Prove it to her in my name, Youla?

It can even be said that he is the person who has made the greatest contribution.

Mo Ge didn't count himself among them, because he was the one who caused the beast wave, so even if he solved the beast wave in the end, he could only make up for his mistakes.

But Yura used her body as bait to kill thirty monsters.

Although it can be said to be insignificant to the beast tide as a whole, if Mo Ge is excluded, she can be said to have the highest record.

And unlike the West Wind Knight who was standing on the city wall and guarding from a high position, she faced the enemy alone on the plains. This bravery was enough to be called a female hero.

But sadly.

After defeating the monsters with scars and bruises, Yora returned to Mondstadt and wanted to buy some medicine for herself, but was rejected by all the merchants because of her surname, Lawrence.

In the end, the injuries were too serious, and Yula fell down in the alley and was discovered by the drunkard.

If Mo Ge hadn't arrived in time.

This unknown hero who defended the city of Mondstadt is afraid that he will lose his precious purity.

And it's a Mondstadt she protects... That would be too ironic.

"Now let's count your crimes in detail. Attempted rape, slandering her, and trying to tarnish a hero are even more serious crimes. I hereby sentence you to death."

Mo Ge took out the magic sword that penetrated reality.

The purple-black sword body shone coldly in the moonlight.

First, ask for flowers, ask for tickets, ask for rewards.

Sorry, I had a cold yesterday and lost an inch.

Chapter 200, Mo Ge: I never forgive

"Come and pay for your sins with death."

Mo Ge took out the magic sword that penetrated the truth and planned to pierce the man's heart with the sword.

The unabashed murderous intention shocked Youla and the man. No one expected that Mo Ge, a prince, would execute someone on the spot.

Looking at the magic sword that is about to penetrate him.

The drunk man was so frightened that he peed. His desperate desire to survive made him shout: "Your Highness, spare your life! Your Highness, spare my life! This is not the case. This is not what is written in the law. My sin will not lead to death!!"

This is true.

Although he couldn't remember what it was, attempted rape and false accusation were not punishable by death. At most, he would be imprisoned in a prison for about 30 years.

Not even a life sentence.

Not to mention the dead line.

Mo Ge: "Hmm~ The current law is correct, but I changed it with the authority of the prince. From this second on, this law temporarily becomes a dead line."

Man: "Why, why is this like this! It's so unreasonable. I repent and apologize. Please spare my life, Your Highness. I won't dare to do it again!"

Mo Ge: "Ah~ It's so troublesome, so troublesome. Why do I need your confession? What confession is more sincere than death?"

He has always felt that the current laws are too light.

Many crimes such as murder, theft, rape, slander, etc. are punishable by death. As long as they are imprisoned for more than ten years, they can be released after decades, or they can be imprisoned for a lifetime at most.

Too light, really too light.

There may be people who sincerely repent during the decades of being imprisoned, but they are only a minority. There are many more people whose nature is hard to change, and this is very costly.

Mo Ge thought it would be better to just kill him.

Instead of spending decades waiting for a person to repent, which may not be sincere, it is better to give him a fresh start in life, and maybe he can become a really good person in his next life.

Perhaps this idea is too cruel.

But his ideal world is a sinless world.

If no one sinned there would be no need for the law to exist.

If someone commits a crime, then he or she will be reincarnated. Only the most stringent laws can make people fear them. Only fear will prevent people from breaking the laws.

"No, no, please forgive me."

"I never forgive, trash doesn't deserve to live in the world I control, Sinai."

The magic sword flashed with cold light.

"Uh-ah-!"

The man's life was ended.

Mo Ge took one last look at this guy. He felt merciful just by leaving a whole body and being happy.

If this black prince were to make the law, then the punishment for all crimes might be death, and at most it would be a matter of leaving a whole body when he died.

For example, if you are convicted of theft, your body will be left intact.

The crime of rape is to be divided into five parts.

The crime of murder is death by a thousand cuts.

As he himself said.

He never forgives.

The world he wants to create must be fair, just and perfect. If someone makes a mistake, they should pay the price, compensate those who deserve compensation, and pay with their life if they deserve it.

If someone makes a mistake and cannot pay the price, who will believe in the glory of the Black Prince.

"...Really, kill."

Yula looked at the corpse with trembling eyes.

The drunk man who wanted to rape him 2 minutes ago had fallen to the cold ground and died with his eyes open. .

Yura felt nauseated and unwell.

Looking at the prince with a drop of blood on his cheek, I felt extremely strange and contradictory.

Elegant yet fierce.

Gentle yet ferocious.

Reasonable yet willful.

This prince is by no means an ordinary person. I am not talking about his strength, but his heart and spirit.

"........."

"........."

Mo Ge and Youla's eyes met.

The two of them were silent, looking for topics to talk about.

Many thoughts ran through the vengeful girl's mind. Although Mo Ge's decisive execution of the drunkard left her in awe, the words he just defended moved her.

Yura didn't know what to do for a while.

I should say thank you and leave.

Or just say goodbye and leave with a grudge as always?

Sure enough, it should be the former. It would be rude to hold grudges against His Highness the Prince who helped him heal his injuries, refuted others' accusations, and most importantly protected his innocence.

"I didn't expect His Highness Mo Ge to help me. Thank you, hum! But I will bear this grudge."