Prejudice

It had to be said that Saint Isel still possessed the style of the Glorious Church.

He always had a gentle expression on his face, even when facing the somewhat dissatisfied Emperor’s dragon face.

Flora had always had a very good impression of the people of the Holy Song Knights because when she first participated in the Northern Expedition, except for the Blue Wolf soldiers who had always followed her, she met any Holy Song Knight who was willing to follow her to kill.

Later, she said she wanted to go deep behind enemy lines, and the people of the Holy Song Knights did not hesitate either.

However, after so many years, she had already poached a lot of the Holy Song Knights’ elites.

And after His Majesty increasingly advocated the idea of “heaven and man responding to each other,” the relationship between the Empire and the church was not as good as it used to be.

At least, it was well known that the Holy Song Knights were dissatisfied with His Majesty’s gradual encroachment on the Knights’ affairs.

Most importantly, when an organization had too many people, even if the overall quality was good, it was difficult to guarantee the quality of every single person inside.

Therefore, before she truly understood the other party, Flora wouldn’t really do things that favored the other party.

“Hello, Mr. Garde. I am the attendant of His Highness Sean, Flora, Haggia. I am here to clarify some things…”

Flora very directly stated her purpose, scaring the three Holy Song Knights around, and they scattered to cast a magic to isolate sound, which also attracted the attention of many people.

But both Saint Isel and Flora appeared indifferent to the outside world, as if they were flawless.

After watching the cat video, Isel gently nodded, appearing grateful but also respectful.

“Miss Haggia, thank you for informing us of the situation… but I would like to ask one thing, when did Miss Haggia start following His Highness Sean?”

“Two months ago,” Flora said generously.

Garde revealed an expression of “that figures.”

“Miss Haggia, I have two things to tell you.”

Please remember.

“The first thing is that the necromancers under the Slayke Kingdom were not completely wiped out.

Furthermore, the Sares family… also has descendants who are still alive.”

“Oh?”

Flora was slightly stunned.

“The second thing, you must have guessed… They have now joined the Black Dragon Knights and are being protected by His Highness Ryan.”

…

Flora fell into deep thought.

Seeing this, Justice revealed a sympathetic and somewhat angry expression.

“Although I have no intention of challenging you two, as a knight, I feel that I am still obliged to remind you not to be deceived and misled by one-sided truths…

Also, please tell His Highness Ryan not to think that the things he is doing secretly will not be discovered by others.”

As soon as these words were spoken, the other three who were listening immediately broke out in cold sweat.

But Flora, who had finished her thinking, smiled slightly and said without being servile or overbearing,

“Regarding this point, Mr. Justice… His Highness Ryan did not tell me this information, but that doesn’t mean it’s guilty or that he did something bad.

Perhaps it’s just that he has a clear conscience and feels it’s not necessary to inform me.”

“It seems that I have misjudged you,” Justice couldn’t help but sigh.

“In other words, Mr. Justice, without understanding me, you have arbitrarily formed some unrealistic expectations of me?”

Flora’s tone became sharp, “I’m afraid that will disappoint you.

Although I haven’t known His Highness Ryan for long, I have always believed that he is a kind, benevolent, and upright Crown Prince.”

“Even if he is covering up criminals and killing innocent people?”

Justice was a little angry, and he didn’t seem to have thought that he would give

Regarding this point… I want to ask, Mr. Justice, how difficult it is to get this intelligence…

If I’m not mistaken, this is something that a lot of people know, right?

So what?

Justice couldn’t help but retort.

This showed that His Highness Sean hadn’t deliberately hidden these things,

It’s just that I, as an attendant, didn’t understand my master well enough.

“Couldn’t it be that your Highness is lawless and acts wantonly?”

Justice’s prejudice remained.

“This involves another question, Mr. Justice, why do you believe that all necromancers are sinners?”

Flora calmly retorted, “Necromancers can obtain official authorization, thereby existing as legitimate professionals, and vampires and other demi-humans can also obtain citizen certificates and enjoy the rights that ordinary people have—

The law officially recognizing the identity of demi-humans was passed this year by His Highness Sean himself!

The person who proposed not to discriminate against necromancers was also him!”

Justice interrupted her loudly, “So this is Crown Prince Sean abusing his power and covering up—”

One of the Holy Song Knights’ university students quickly walked forward and grabbed Justice’s arm,

In other words, they all have legitimate identities and professions on the surface, but you think they have committed unforgivable crimes in the Slayke Kingdom and the Ruxburg incidents, am I right?

Flora calmly analyzed, “Then why don’t you investigate the relevant materials and archives of the case? Is it because you don’t have enough authority?

Or is it that the records have been intentionally modified? But in this case, your speculation… isn’t it purely conjecture?”

Justice and the others couldn’t help but be stunned.

They didn’t expect that even when their master was so accused, the golden-haired girl could still maintain her composure and rationality.

“No matter what you say, I will try my best to find evidence!” Justice pushed away the previous students and said in a stern voice.

“So that’s how it is, Mr. Justice, you didn’t believe the false information provided by some people. It seems that I misunderstood you, I am very sorry.”

Flora bowed again, “I hope you can always maintain this rationality in the future and take action with sufficient evidence.”

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“You don’t need to say it,” SF Light Novel He seemed to have thought of something and his face turned black.

It seemed that he had already judged that it was no longer appropriate to say anything further.

Flora politely bowed again and took her leave.

Walking to the hallway, Ryan sighed and said, comforting:

[That kind of guy’s temper is not easy to deal with, he doesn’t listen to people, he’s impulsive, and he’s conceited…

It doesn’t matter, I don’t lack a talent like him. Even if he comes to fight me later, I can still win.]

[Your Highness, what are you saying? This time, the exchange was very successful.]

Flora tilted her head.

[Huh?]

Ryan was a little puzzled. Although he couldn’t hear what Flora, Justice, and the others were saying, not only him, but all the seventh-graders saw the somewhat angry expression on Justice’s face.

[Mr. Justice’s temper is, as Your Highness said, a bit disobedient and conceited, but he is by no means a fool.]

Flora evaluated.

Although the praise for Justice just now sounded like sarcasm, that was actually Flora’s true thought.

In the case of initially assuming that Justice was a bad person and that someone deliberately smeared him, he could still resist not causing trouble for Justice, but instead, wanted to gather more and more reliable evidence…

This at least showed that he had suffered similar losses before.

Thinking of this, Flora couldn’t help but ask about the things she learned from Justice just now—

[Your Highness Ryan, what’s going on with those surviving vampires and necromancers?]