Unlike the busy Senate House, Ludeng's small tower door was sparse.

Luden and Al sat in front of the small building, enjoying the rare tranquility.

Al blinked and couldn't help but ask,

"What did you write on the note?"

Before Luden could speak, she said first,

"I'd pay a big gold coin for that!"

Luden shook his head and said with a smile, "Just save the money you finally won."

Actually the answer is very simple.

Luden was in a good mood today. He did not act as the Riddler and directly announced the answer.

"The notes I sent the first three times were all blank."

"Blank?"

Al never thought it would be this answer!

Luden put so much effort into asking three people to send notes to Senior Knight, but all of them were blank?!

She murmured softly,

"Blank..."

After being prompted, Al's eyes lit up, and an idea flashed in his mind, as if he had figured out something.

Al's eyes flashed and he said to himself,

"If Senator Knight reads the note, he will be annoyed by the blank note. If he does not read it, sending it three times in a row will also anger him... The purpose is to anger Senator Knight and make him stand in the Inquisition.

Losing your composure in front of me!"

Regardless of whether Senator Knight read the note or not, the effect Luden needs is the same!

"Forehead..."

Luden yawned and said casually,

"I didn't think so much. I just wanted to trick him and waste my early morning time. I have to pay a price, right?"

Brainstorming is so scary!

Al:......

She made up a lot of things in her head, but was slapped in the face by the person involved.

However, Al really couldn't see through the man in front of him. Everything was easy in front of him. Luden could turn any difficulty into a miracle...

Luden might be lying to her, or he might not.

What's even more frightening is that if this incident was really just something Luden did casually...

It was just a prank that made Senator Knight numb.

In front of Luden, Senator Knight was as childish as a child.

If Luden really wanted to take revenge on someone, then... how terrible would it be?

Thinking of this, Al couldn't help but shudder.

In the hot summer, she actually felt a little chilly.

Shaking his head, Al quickly changed the topic and asked instead,

"Mr. Luden, how did you convince the people of the Inquisition?"

You know, it’s not easy to invite people from the Inquisition!

"This is very simple."

Luden said confidently,

"As a legal citizen of the Kingdom of God, I report problems to the Inquisition. Isn't this reasonable?"

Al:......

It was difficult for her to understand what Mr. Ludden meant by "reasonable". Mr. Ludden always had an understanding that transcended the times and was extremely righteous.

It's actually very simple to convince the Inquisition.

First of all, Luden already had goodwill from the Inquisition.

The books in this room are proof of that.

Chancellor Proud is the chief judge in charge of the work of the Inquisition, and he sent these books.

Luden is not a descendant of the devil, nor is he a descendant of a holy family. Why is the Inquisition trying to embarrass him?

Secondly,

Al suddenly completed the words of the saint and started the journey of the saint's trial.

With the information available in the Heresy Trial, it is not difficult to find out who is behind the scenes.

In a sense, the Inquisition and Ludden formed an alliance that did not exist on paper.

Although this alliance is fragile,

However, when everyone uses each other, it is still very smooth.

The Inquisition needs a true saint to guide the confused lambs in the way forward.

Luden can send a true descendant of the saint, at least, that's what he promised.

The two sides hit it off immediately.

at last,

The materials Luden reported were also very reasonable and there was no false accusation.

After finding the person with the strange bird mask, Luden said this,

"Although there is no conclusive evidence, I think there are clues pointing out that Senator Knight is involved with the murderer who assassinated Ms. Al last night. I hope the Inquisition can check it out!"

Luden was very strict. He didn't say that Senator Knight was the real murderer, he just said that he was involved.

There are only so many members of the Saint family, and it is very reasonable for a loyal servant of the Isa family to interact with Elder Knight.

The person wearing the strange bird mask was also very capable. He quickly found out the clues and replied excitedly,

"Found it! Fifteen years ago, the murderer worked for Senator Knight for three days!

We already have sufficient evidence. He is most likely the mastermind behind the scenes and we can hang him at any time...

Thank you for your report, I will help you apply for the [Shenbang Good Citizen Award] next month."

Ludden:......

The authority and capabilities of the Inquisition exceeded Luden's imagination.

The process of dealing with the other party is always full of surprises and frights.

Luden even somewhat appreciated the other person's unique sense of humor.

In short, with the tacit understanding of both parties, Senator Knight must choose between the note and the noose.

Luden believed that the emergence of the Inquisition would allow Senator Knight to recognize the reality and make the most reasonable choice.

There was one thing that Luden didn't tell Al.

He believed that even if he failed to defeat Senator Knight, other senators would rebel and allow the 1 meter bill to be passed.

Luden's plan this time not only has the support of the Saint Isa family, he also has a secret ally: the great scholars.

For academics, although they don’t know what the other party wants to do, at least at this stage, the interests of both parties are highly overlapping.

Scholars need low-cost residence rights to save more people, but the Holy Family is unwilling. They just want more Miso.

Scholars need Miso. Enough Miso to make up for the shortfall in the bill and to cover the expenses of the expedition...

These miso were originally in the hands of the Saint family.

The Holy Family refused to pay for the miso, and the great scholars were not bandits, so they could not rob it themselves.

Then we can only let Luden do it for us. After the matter is completed, we can discuss the 30/70 split.

Even knowing this, Luden was still trying to convince Elder Knight.

The reason is simple.

In the whole thing, the less the scholars did, the less Miso Luden had to pay in the end!

Now, having made all arrangements, Ludeng has no regrets and just needs to wait for everything to settle.

After free time, he immediately plunged into the ocean of history and could not extricate himself.

"You know, you have a lot of bad habits."

Luden, who was reading a book, suddenly raised his head, looked at Al, and pointed at the path.
To be continued...