Volume One, The Wizard's World Chapter Sixty-Three, Precedents, Past Events.
"Huh?" Capas looked around, but no one stood up. There was a hint of displeasure on her face, thinking that if only Sheen and I were alone, her little plan would come to nothing. But... what did she think of?
Then he said, "In this case, the candidates are temporarily determined to be Sean Gregg and Marcus Wood."
"Ah!!!" Even though Sheen was already prepared in his mind, he couldn't help crying out. Marcus remained silent, but from his dull eyes, we could probably guess what the wizard was thinking.
What - is it such a scam? 500 contribution points are not worth the price!
This made the wizards on the side gloat a little.
"Then now, it's time to discuss Ian Hyde's stupid behavior." Capas ignored the two of them, stopped their rudeness with his eyes and continued to preside over the meeting, "Hattings has already paid for his behavior.
Of course, Ian will not escape punishment for the price."
"Tell me what you think."
Ian on the side suddenly thought when he heard this. Consul had been punished, so wouldn't he be finished? He couldn't help but regret his decision to return. Seeing that it was everyone's turn to speak, he looked at it with anxiety.
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The strange thing is that after Capas finished speaking, he saw that the hall that was still a little quiet suddenly became quiet. It was so quiet that even the breeze passing through the tunnel outside the door could be heard. No one wanted to come forward. In fact, the whole story of this incident
Everyone knows that Ian and Jasmine have no choice. In addition, this kind of fight involves two mentors, it is not a wise choice to rashly take sides.
"No one wants to say?" Capas glanced at Abel Fox, and the sneer flashed away. She turned to the female wizard on Abel's right hand, the gifted Christy Hurt, and said to this beauty with brown hair and yellow eyes.
Son asked, "Christie, please start it!"
Christie's face looked like she was no more than thirty years old, but the age of the wizard could not be seen with the naked eye. No one knew how many years were hidden under her beautiful face. Faced with Capas's command, Christie stood up calmly,
After looking at his teacher, he said solemnly: "I agree with you, Your Excellency. Ian's behavior has harmed the interests of the monastery and compatriots. It shows that this person has no loyalty at all. Such a person is not qualified to do this."
Our compatriots, so I agree with your expulsion proposal."
"Haha, is that right?" Capas was noncommittal about this, pressing his hand to signal her to sit down, and then turned to Marcus' mentor Shirley Becky, who was also a gifted wizard, "Shirley, what do you think?
What to do with him?"
Shirley awakened at the same time as Christie. This woman has rare black hair, black eyes, and a yellowish complexion. She definitely does not look like a Saxon. She studied under another mentor, Jacques-Lou Zion, and recently communicated with her own teacher.
In the letter, she also heard the teacher mention Ian's name, and she praised him quite a lot. Besides, he was the one who introduced him to the tutor. The relationship between the two... When she thought of this, Shirley, who originally had nothing to do with it, was still sitting there.
He slightly shrugged his shoulders and said with a strange smile: "Didn't something similar happen in 1517? I think it's good to just follow the precedent."
What happened 41 years ago? This is what all the awakened people, as well as Philip Croft, Jocelyn Wood, and Wadsworth Chebman, the three geniuses who only awakened after 1517, are all aware of.
face question.
"What happened in 1517?" asked Philip Croft, who was good friends with Shirley Becky. He entered the Order later than everyone else, and after being promoted to a gifted person, he directly entered the Sentinel's Sorrow.
The past is unclear.
As he asked this question, before Shirley could answer, Christie stood up and asked angrily: "Shirley, what do you mean?" This once again confused everyone.
But no matter how confused everyone was, they knew that this was something related to Christy Hurt. Things between women are the most interesting. When they thought of this, everyone was no longer anxious. The meeting was boring anyway, let’s take a look
What a great show.
Shirley Becky raised her head as if she was surprised and said doubtfully: "What's wrong? I'm just talking about the matter. Why are you so angry!"
"Can two things be the same in nature? Why do you want to confuse them? I think you are clearly targeting me and adults!" Christie said angrily.
"Ha!" Shirley made an aggrieved expression, suddenly stood up and said to Abe Fox, "Sir, I never thought about it this way. Don't be deceived by others' words."
(Aha, is there something about Fox again?) Everyone was shocked, and their interest in eating melons became even stronger.
"I'm here, Christie!" Abel said to Christie dissatisfied, then glanced at Shirley hatefully, and said angrily, "And you, Shirley, let's get down to business!"
After being criticized by his teacher, Christie did not dare to continue to argue, and instead said: "I just accidentally let the werewolf go, and Ian Hyde deliberately helped Elfo escape. There are two different things. I did it unintentionally.
He betrayed deliberately, how can this be the same?"
"Besides, I have already received the due punishment afterwards, so this matter should not be mentioned again." She said in a gloomy tone.
"Haha, really?" Shirley laughed contemptuously. Even though the other party's teacher Abel Fox was there, she was not afraid and said directly, "We were all still awakened people back then, although you were
Your bloodline has shown traces of talent, but you haven’t been promoted yet after all. I would like to ask you how you ‘unintentionally’ disabled a dark cage that was personally arranged by Instructor Gold?”
"That's enough!" Christie shouted coldly, her face as cold as ice.
But Shirley didn't stop, and continued with a proud smile: "Besides, the werewolf is still imprisoned in the Sentinel's Sorrow..."
"Enough!"
"Enough!"
Two different voices sounded in succession, forcing Shirley to stop telling her story, which also made everyone feel itchy. They had to finish talking about where they were being held and how Christie was taken away.
The older Jocelyn Wood suddenly thought of something, that is, in mid-1520, an awakened person named Christie Hurt was valued by Abel Fox and accepted as a disciple, and in 1518 he came to
I didn't see Christie for a whole year when I was at Tods Cemetery.
The speakers were Joe Gold, the mentor who led the Sentinels of Sorrow, and Abel Fox. The former looked at Abel Fox angrily, but when he saw the latter also had a gloomy look on his face, he couldn't help but become even more angry.
"Sorry, I didn't mean to offend you two!" Seeing the instructor's anger, Shirley had to stop revealing such personal information. She bowed apologetically, "I just wanted to explain my opinions to everyone, and I ask for your forgiveness.
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With that said, she turned her gaze and said to Capas: "Sir, I think it is most appropriate for Ian to serve with the Sentinel's Sorrow. In view of his relatively bad behavior, how about serving for two years?"
What she didn't finish talking about was that the werewolf was shot to death by Abe Fox who was chasing him not far away from the cemetery, and then the body was brought back to the laboratory. And Christie Hu, who happened to be on duty at the Sentinel,
Te was also punished for dereliction of duty and was forced to follow the team on missions for a year during the Awakening period.
During the trial, Joe Gold originally wanted to expel Christie directly, but was stopped by Abel Fox. Moreover, at that time, there were only two prospects who were expected to be promoted to geniuses, and the other mentors just turned the big things into trivial matters.
It’s melted.
The essence of Ian and Jasmine's behavior this time was no different from Christie's. Shirley believed that her suggestion was reasonable. Moreover, she also knew that Ian's elemental affinity was terrifying. With such a talent, if his family has a history of blood talent.
If so, even if things change by then, this can protect him.
As the host and an eyewitness to all the events before and after, Capas naturally knew what was going on, so she did not express her position, so she asked: "Do you have any other opinions?"
No one answered.
She didn't care and continued: "Then let's vote by a show of hands. Those who agree to expel Ian will raise their hands."
Abel Fox and his disciples raised their hands immediately.
"One, two, only two?"
When Abel saw this, he looked at the awakened ones with a stern face. The meaning revealed in his expression was self-evident. Most of the gifted people have their own teachers. Their opinions are not something he can influence, but those awakened ones are much easier to control.
Without him even speaking a word, four awakened people had already raised their hands under the pressure of his eyes.
"Six votes in favor, are there any more?" Capas continued to ask. She looked at Sheen and Marcus who had not raised their hands yet, and suddenly smiled and did not continue to ask.
At this time, Abel was already very dissatisfied. His eyes were close to making it clear, but he didn't expect that there were still people who didn't buy it. How could Sheen have the courage to go against him?
(Hmph, very good!) Fox is a vicious person. When faced with someone who goes against his will, he will definitely find ways to torture the other person, and he will have to maim the other person. But now that the dean and mentors are here, he has no choice but to suppress his revenge.
I just sit back and wait for the outcome of the meeting.
There were six awakened people, four gifted people, five mentors and the dean who came to the meeting. Seven people had already voted, and the remaining eight people had not voted. In Abel's opinion, Sheen's lack of support for him was probably due to his influence.
Despite the pressure from Consul, Marcus did not dare to raise his hand because Shirley was his tutor. Although the other tutors and deans did not support him, this was a tacit understanding between the tutors. When he and Consul decided
No one will interfere until the outcome is decided.
So, even if Shirley and the other three people object and the votes are tied, the dean will make the decision.
Thinking of this, Abel couldn't help but feel better. He knew what kind of person Hercules was. He was a person who valued the monastery more than anything else and could not tolerate any betrayal.