twice."

Colonel Najib was slightly startled. The free people under the dome were also astonished and confused. Even many low-ranking officers were confused.

"I really can't find the newspaper that Nagy Modaki said." Colonel Scull said to the free people loudly: "But I have more conclusive evidence."

After that, he picked up the gavel and banged it hard, and ordered the military police: "Bring witnesses to court!"

Soon, the military police escorted the witnesses into the large meeting hall.

Only then did people discover that the witness Colonel Scull spoke of was not one or two people, but two entire groups of prisoners, one long and one short.

The short team was composed of powerful young men. Although they were scrutinized by thousands of pairs of eyes, they showed no fear. They were just shackled and acted in a slightly awkward manner.

The longest group included men, women, old and young. No one was shackled, only tied with ropes. Many people were so frightened that they cried as soon as they entered the door.

"Silence!" Colonel Scull warned calmly, scaring away the tears from the witnesses.

At this time, an exclamation broke out from the seats on the steps, as if someone recognized the identity of the "witness".

Then, there were exclamations one after another, followed by whispers. Obviously, the appearance of the witnesses greatly stimulated the free people of the newly cultivated land, making them urgently need more information.

"quiet!

!" Colonel Scull warned again.

This time, the Grand Council fell into complete silence.

"Let me introduce the witnesses to you." Colonel Scull stood up, pointed at the shorter group of witnesses, and directly called out their names and identities: "Lieutenant Rainier Ball, John

·Second Lieutenant Felt, Second Lieutenant Axel Orange, Second Lieutenant Jan Cohen..."

The free people were first confused, then enlightened, shocked, and finally overwhelmed by anger.

"Yes, they are all officers of the federal army." Colonel Scull lifted the last veil in the hearts of all free people: "They secretly sneaked into the newly cultivated land, cooperated with those with evil intentions, and armed the gangsters in various counties.

Waiting for an opportunity to cause trouble."

Colonel Scull pointed to the longer group of prisoners: "That group of witnesses are their collaborators. It seems that several gentlemen present have recognized their identities."

"And these spies and spies were sent to the new land in the late summer and early autumn of last year!" Colonel Scull turned to look at Alder Felt and Naji Modaki, and said sternly: "Far away

Earlier than the Battle of the Howling Valley! Far earlier than the tragedy at Maple Leaf Castle! Far earlier than the April 1st Kuitu City coup!”

Every time Colonel Scull said a word, he slammed the table and hit the hearts of everyone in the audience:

"Even before the new settlements sent troops into the new settlements! Earlier than the raids of the Hirds of Tertun tribe! Earlier than every one of your lies!

"Long before we became enemies! You were already planning to attack us! You have even inserted your dagger into the newly cultivated land!

"Whether it's the Grand Council of the Kings' Castles or the distant federal provincial government, you have never thought of using peaceful means to solve problems!

"Force is never your backup plan, but your first choice!

"From the very beginning, you planned to conquer the newly cultivated land by force! You came with swords and guns, and you showed no mercy or shame even if you killed them in rivers of blood."

Colonel Scull clapped his hands and shouted angrily: "The evidence is irrefutable! What else do you have to say?!"

After a moment of silence, Najib laughed: "Winner or loser, we just lost."

Naji Modaq laughed and glanced around at the free men: "The winner is the winner and the loser is the loser! We just lost!"

"You and Saner are really the same." Colonel Scull replied: "I can't imagine what it would be like if you won."

"Hang him! Hang him, the old man from the province!" The familiar shouts rang out in the Great Council Hall again. The free men of the new land, who had recovered from the shock and shock, were even angrier than the previous time: "Hang them!"

"Quiet!" Colonel Scull raised his gavel high and slammed it on the base.

With a cracking sound, the hammer handle broke, sawdust flew out, and the hammer head flew to nowhere.

The shouts in the Grand Council Hall were like broken gavels, disappearing without end.

"Take them down." Colonel Scull waved his hand tiredly. He wiped his single eye, took a deep breath, and gave an order that was unexpected by all the free people in the audience: "Take them down."

Group of persons on trial.”

…

Tiefeng County Sector, Nan Doer's mouth was already dry: "Ah? There is still another trial? Who else is there to be tried?"

Richard from Blackwater Town had three deep lines between his eyebrows. He looked at old Dussac in surprise.

"I don't know who to interrogate." Gilad shook his head at Richard, and then said to himself: "But I'm afraid this is the most difficult one."

…

Major Alder Felt and Colonel Naji Modach were taken down by the military police.

The third group of interrogators was brought up.
Chapter completed!