Page frowned.

But, as this man said, there was nothing else to do, so he chose to continue listening.

"When the hardworking man received the news and arrived in a hurry, he learned that the evil dog was the pet of a certain baron and had been locked up home."

"The people who cleaned up the mess said nothing to him except the saying 'Your daughter is dead'."

"How did the evil dog come out and how did it appear on that street? No one thought it was necessary to explain anything to him. Only one guard seemed to see him pitiful and accused him: Why don't you be optimistic about your daughter?"

"It seems that it was all because of his mistake that affected the noble master's dog, and the child deserved it..."

After hearing this, Page had guessed it. The "story" that this person said was mostly his own personal experience.

When a trace of sympathy appeared in his heart, the man continued to speak.

"—I am just a civilian. How can my daughter be compared to the noble master's dog?" The sloppy man gritted his teeth unconsciously. "The hardworking man knows this very well, so he secretly investigated for a long time and learned that the baron master likes to keep strong pets in captivity and trains them to fight each other."

"The one who bit his daughter to death was the pet that the Baron Master had just obtained recently. After that, he also kept it delicious food and drink every day, even better than the life he and his daughter had lived."

"He could not sneak into the baron's house to kill the dog, but after investigation, he unexpectedly found that the baron's favorite young son liked to eat snacks sold on the street... Hahahahaha..."

As he said that, he seemed to remember something and burst into laughter happily.

"You killed a noble child?" Peggy was stunned.

Generally, civilians will be sentenced to severe punishment for killing nobles, not to mention that they murdered a vulnerable child by such insidious means. It is not difficult to understand that they will be sentenced to hang after the victim makes anger in court.

No, no... If he really committed such a thing, it would be even more impossible for him to be imprisoned with his nobleman from any aspect!

This extremely abnormal arrangement made him terrified.

After realizing something was wrong, he looked around the nearby prison cells, but found that on this floor, he seemed to be imprisoning himself and this sloppy man. The surroundings were extremely quiet and there was no noise at all.

He couldn't help but hammer the iron door again.

"Is there anyone outside? Reply! Guards?!"

No answer.

The man laughed again, "Hahahaha, you are so funny! Are you afraid that I will kill you? Don't worry, I won't kill someone who has no grudges."

Page said angrily: "Idiot! I'm not afraid of you killing me, but I'm afraid that someone will kill us two!"

He didn't know how full the prisons of the City Guard were, but it was obviously very abnormal for him to come and take a look when he made such a big noise.

Did you do something that needs to be silenced?

After thinking about it, the possibility of this incident is relatively high.

Could it be...I don't want to involve him? But I have clearly pleaded guilty completely according to the words they gave!

Some unfathomable speculations popped up in my mind, and Peggy didn't want to stay here and wait for death.

After hesitating for two seconds, he walked into the door lock position and shocked with his magic power.

"Bang--"

With a dull sound, the door lock was opened.

This time it was the sloppy man behind him who looked at him in shock. "You, are you a noble?"

Peggy was about to step out of the prison and paused. After about two seconds of silence, he turned around and said softly: "If you were not dead and you also met a big man who could completely change your destiny... I told him that Peggy died in a plot and was secretly hidden in the Qingxi Academy Club Building, behind the second brick and stone counting from bottom to top of the men's toilet tool compartment on the top floor."

He is betting that the gambler can successfully convey one-tenth of possibility.

Without going to see the extremely sloppy guy, he stepped out of the cell in one step.

...

"Last night, the city guards broke out. Peggy, the middleman who was responsible for connecting with both sides, was killed on the spot in the Marseille poisoning case."

Early in the morning, Duke Elliot told Vine what could be called incredible.

"Qingxi Academy asked to investigate the on-duty personnel in the prison cell that night, but was rejected by the City Guard. Prince Richard had already set out to go to the City Guard headquarters, and he didn't know what kind of result would be."

The news he has is very detailed, and it seems that people have been sending people to pay attention to the latest trends.

Wien frowned and asked, "Didn't it meant that it would only take three months at most? After all, it was just an attempt to poison the horse. A nobleman had already reached the maximum punishment for such a punishment."

"It is indeed the case in theory. But for some reason, Peggy admitted his guilt but refused to accept the punishment. He insisted on escaping from prison without saying anything, and was killed." Duke Elliot pondered for a moment. "There is not that simple behind this, but for us, we just need to watch it carefully."

"We believe whatever they say."

Wien understood Elliot's implication and nodded.

Although this happened unexpectedly, Wien did not know the man named Peggy, so he didn't feel any real.

He went to the school with Chris as usual and handed over the "Teacher's Day" plan that he had formulated jointly to the chairman who was sitting in the office with a distressed face.

"You heard of it, too? What happened in the city guard prison last night?"

Harold accepted the plan and asked casually.

"I heard some wind." Wien answered ambiguously.

"It's really troublesome." Harold's tone was gloomy. "Students at Qingxi Academy can die on the battlefield, from illness or accident... but should not die from the conspiracy of those guys."

Wien was silent for a moment.

"Even if he is a criminal?" he asked.

"That's right!" Harold replied naturally.

"If he is guilty, he should be punished with permission from Qingxi Academy before he can be sentenced."

"This is one of the inherent rights established since the founding of the Academy, and those guys—who have stretched their hands across the boundaries!"

He is very annoyed now.

Could it be that he, the chairman, doesn't take him seriously because he is not very responsible?
Chapter completed!