Lausanne II laughed heartily in his heart.

According to what is written in the bard: What are you waiting for? Why don't you hurry up and shout long live the mountains and chant the Holy Ming?

"No wonder the general election wants to erase your name as runner-up..."

Hilley couldn't help but sigh:

"And it has declined since then. No one goes there anymore or no one dares to go. It must be because of you..."

"Hilai!" Thales had to remind her loudly.

Hilley reacted and curled his lips:

"Okay. Then if the election was up for grabs, you won, and even seriously injured the second prince..."

Lausanne II smiled, very openly and relieved.

"The result may be slightly different," Thales sighed, "but I'm sure there will be another conspiracy behind it that will continue to revolve around him."

Many things were doomed from the beginning.

The three of them looked at each other in silence for a long time, and then Hilley broke the silence:

"after that……"

"He is back."

Lausanne II said quietly.

"Crown Prince Midir, who had been missing for nearly three years, miraculously survived and returned to Mindis Hall."

He seemed to be smiling but not laughing, and seemed to be crying but not crying. His tone was full of sarcasm:

"Other than the obvious loss of his legs, no one knows what he went through. Well, except for the king, I guess no one dares to ask."

The killer shook his head:

"After returning, he did many things, such as pardoning a large number of people's sins, including me - although by that time, I no longer needed his forgiveness."

His words were sarcastic.

Thales and Hilley looked at each other.

"As for that damn source of blood, that panacea that can revive human flesh and bones," Lausanne II said with bitterness, "that was after he returned to Mindis Hall, found my whereabouts, and handed it to me with his own hands.

of."

"You?" Hilley asked doubtfully.

Lausanne II shook his head and became lost in thought:

"It's not just me, he wants to make up for my teacher and make up for Joaquin's loss."

"What loss?"

Xi Lai wanted to ask, but Thales stopped him and shook his head.

"But Joaquin refused," Lausanne II looked dazed, as if he was immersed in his own world and couldn't get out, "so it stayed in my hand until..."

He moved his eyes to look at his body which was covered in blood and the granulations in the wounds could not help but squirm.

Lausanne II sneered, not sure whether it was despair or relief.

Hearing this, Thales was filled with emotion and took over the conversation:

"Until your second life."

The life of Lausanne II.

The life of a killer.

Lausanne II was silent.

"Well, I don't blame you, at least it's not entirely your fault."

On the other side, Shilai ignored Thales's angry reminder, and spread his hands in response to the situation and sighed:
Chapter completed!