Chapter 139- Trial of the Jun household 2

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NORMAL POV. 'The Household of the Law....weren't these families supposed to isolate themselves from civil judgments?' The King held his chin with his right hand, while his left tapped the armrest of the throne. A drop of sweat formed on his forehead, and he clicked his tongue quietly. 'These children are getting on my nerves. What do they wish to achieve? And why does it seem like they were aware....' His thoughts began to ponder greatly as he drilled in the necessary info to find a solution or an answer to his question. 'Is there a spy amongst my court? But the only people aware of this should be the Blue Rose'. His gaze darkened as a thought crossed his mind. 'Have I been betrayed?' It may have been far from that, but he could not deny the possibility. After all, people who refused to reveal themselves before him had much to hide other than their appearance. The thought of it disgusted him. "Your Highness!" Fiona cried out as the three men stood next to the Jun's. "These are the Households of the Law. The Ancient Laws that we abide by. Can the throne refute their claims?" Her question caused a frenzy among the nobles as they ridiculed her for the tone and manner in which she spoke. Some had even begun to stand from their seats in protest. "How dare you, filthy daughter of the Jun!" "Your worthless existence shall not defy the King!" "Begone with them! Execute them!". Their words were harsh, but Fiona may have just insulted the King; why wouldn't they react as such, but the King interpreted it differently. 'Is she challenging my authority over the Kingdom? Just because of some Lawyers? How dare she?!'. He thought in his head, amused and annoyed by her words. "Do tell, what claims are you here to foretell? You are people who have shunned yourselves for generations, so why come now?" The King asked, his gaze sharp and fierce as it landed on the three men. Each portrayed an aura of dignity and reverence. They were of different nobility, but their loyalty towards the Law had bonded these families for generations. "Children speak when they are told to". He said with an even tone. "And chief advisors are meant to act only when they are told so," Raph replied squarely, turning towards the King right after that. "Your Highness. This man is attempting to disobey the Law, and right in your presence. He is challenging your authority, please do not let this pass". He said with a bow, and this caused a stir among the nobles present. Who couldn't have seen that the King hinted to Dugu Jafar to act? But Raph had just made it difficult for the King to do as he pleased. This displeased the King greatly, but he couldn't reveal his annoyance at the boy, nor could he refute the claim. The King was weak before the Law, without actually being sovereign. Did he think he would act as he wished to forever? "Dugu Jafar, return to your position" He instructed with a sigh, and the man begrudgingly walked back, his gaze never leaving Raph until he got back to his position. Raph's gaze didn't waver; in fact, he felt tempted to use his ocular abilities right then on the man to hasten things further, but if he did. '....I could get in trouble if I'm caught' He thought to himself, when he felt a nudge on his elbow. Turning to his left, while looking down, he met the sparkling blue eyes of Morganna, and a smile grew on his lips. 'Let's wait and see....I'll surely get my chance'. The L.A.W. stared at Raph briefly, before resuming their actions. Stay tuned for updates on empire Micar released the ribbon that tied the scroll and opened it as he said. "Your Highness, this contains the list of the most wanted men in the Kingdom". 'Wanted? That's a generalized term' The King thought as the uneasy feeling began to die down, but in the next few sentences altered by the man, it began to pick up again, with his eyes widening in shock. "These are the Nobles that are actively partaking in Demon rituals and Demi-human Slavery". His words were like a death sentence as some nobles began to sweat on their seats. Some even proclaimed in protest at the audacity, but most were well aware of their actions, and the fear of being forced to face those actions had become palpably near. Fear grew in their hearts.

Chapter 139- Trial of the Jun household 2

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