Reincarnation Monarch

"God... well, it's up to you to believe in God, but you won't listen to the truth about General Gorkos' death..."

Shester glanced sharply at Lennon and said.

Then Lennon also glanced at Shester with a knife to return him.

"Hmm... what do you say we don't listen to?

"It is decided. There's no such thing as a new truth about death! Everything you're saying! Because it's just a make up!

"That's what you should say you shouldn't listen to. What you're saying is nothing but bullshit."

"It's not bullshit. We are being challenged by you and forced to fight in the absence of a lawyer with cowardly maneuvers! It's only natural for this one to be passive, and there's a big difference between taking it and hitting it!

"What's a cowardly M.O.? You won't listen to this again? You're the ones who've refused to appear in court so many times before, aren't you? Take that..."

"Don't say anything white! We haven't even once refused to appear in court! Didn't you guys go through a dirty ruse?

"Is this... is this even evidence?

"There's nothing like that!

"Ha! Then this is a bright slander!

"You can sue me if you want! But you're the one who's in trouble!

"Why are we in trouble? It's not a big deal, is it?

"So I'm telling you to sue me if you want to!

Then here, suddenly, the sound of a tall wooden hammer rang loudly in court.

And the hammer was followed by the Lord Chancellor's fury in court.

"Be quiet!! Be calm with both names!!"

The interdiction of the presiding judge silently pushed the two of them against each other.

When the judge confirmed it, he began talking to the judges who would refrain from doing so on the left and right.

And after the consultation, the judge, firmly seated in the chair, spoke quietly to Ars, the witness standing in front of himself.

"Ars, I will continue to question the witness. I ask both the prosecutor and the defense not to argue without darkness. Are you sure?

When the judge told him so in a harsh tone, he looked sharply at both sides to seek their consent intimidating.

Then both Lennon and Shester gently pulled their jaws, pointing to Kyoujun's will.

When the judge looked at it and nodded deeply, he once again looked at Ars standing on the front stand.

"Then I'll go on. What was it like, if that buried memory was true? Tell me as much detail as you can."

Then Ars inhaled his breath heavily once and spewed out quietly and slowly the air accumulating in his lungs as if to calm his mind.

And he started talking quietly, looking like he had made up his mind.

"It was... a memory I still don't want to recall..."

"Why is that?

Ars answered the judge's question quietly.

"It was... nothing more than a bitter memory of me killing my men..."