met free Chapter 901 Excluded
Chapter 901 Excluded
"Although the House of Hearths and Fontaine are now on friendly terms, if the [Servant] intends to commit a crime under my nose and harm innocent children..."
Sue pulled out a gavel and banged it on her palm. "Then I'll just have to become the embodiment of justice, arrest her myself, and send her to the opera house for a trial."
Surprisingly, she was actually quite looking forward to it.
After all, she still remembers how the servants interrogated and bullied their poor, adorable little Funina at the diplomatic conference!
[Servant] That guy, disguised as a friendly diplomat, skillfully treads the delicate line, leaving her unable to find a reason to provoke him.
She had originally planned to find some free time to follow the servant and put the sack on her, but the servant displayed an extremely impressive stealth skill.
Her usually reserved mind told her: the servant is absolutely skilled in assassination and stealth, and the success rate of sacking her is low.
But now, she needs proof of the servant's crimes!
If the servant tries to take action, she will retaliate righteously from the heavens.
The servant had no choice but to give up, but she could still find the servant annoying.
Either way, I'm making a profit!
After hearing Sue's plan to take the "servant" to the Opiclie Opera House, the scene became eerily quiet, and Linnie finally couldn't help but show a headache.
After a long silence, Linni spoke with difficulty, "Su..."
Please don't make things any more complicated, okay?
Su crossed his arms arrogantly. "What, is there a problem with what I said?"
Paimon immediately agreed, "No problem! That makes perfect sense!"
Sora also supports her friends' righteous execution plan, even if it's driven by personal motives.
After all, I cannot condone the act of "disposing of" a person indiscriminately.
“She’s not human, she’s a ghost…” Linni said, then stopped herself.
He himself couldn't convince himself of this, let alone defend the "servant's" decision.
He believed his father must have had a reason for making the decision, but he couldn't know more about the specifics.
Should she obey her father's orders, or stand with her family and friends? Linnie's heart was constantly torn between the two camps.
"What's wrong with ghosts? Fontainebleau is a country that values human rights and protects biodiversity. It's very rare for a person to become a ghost after death! So in Fontainebleau, ghosts should also have the rights of a ghost!"
Su Zhenzhen had a strong argument.
Fimini nodded repeatedly, his eyes sparkling with admiration as he looked at the girl.
Paimon looked at the troubled and anxious Linni, then at the bewildered Clementine not far away, and said, "I remember the Divine Child saying that it is a very pitiful thing for ghosts to wander outside the ley lines without peace or release because of their obsessions or accidents."
"But if the ghost's wish is granted, it will be freed from its obsession and return to the ley lines."
Sora: "If we can put Clementine to sleep before the [servant] makes a move..."
Before Kong could finish speaking, Linni's eyes lit up!
“That sounds like a viable idea! That way…” Linni looked at Fimini, “Fimini, do you agree with this plan?”
Fimini thought for a moment about Clementine, who always lingered alone in the shadows and often wore a sad and melancholy expression, and nodded.
He could no longer hide Clementine's existence. If his father found out... Clementine would be "dealt with," and Linnie and the others would definitely be implicated as well.
The solution proposed by Paimon and the others was indeed the best one.
Seeing Fimini nod, Linni held out his fist to him. "Then Fimini, I want to make a promise with you—"
"This was done by the two of us. We were both the masterminds, and no one else was involved."
Understanding that Linni, like him, didn't want to involve more family members, Fimini also raised his fist, "I promise you."
A genuine smile finally appeared on Linni's face. "Then let's do what we did when we were kids, fist bump as a pledge. Three, two, one—"
With the Travelers' Team as witnesses, the three fists clasped together, and the man swore an oath.
The voices of Linnie, Fiminey, and Lynette rang out simultaneously.
Su: "Oh wow~"
Linni, like a robot with its neck stuck, turned its head inch by inch, confirming that its sister's unfriendly expression was not a hallucination! Then, as if electrocuted, it withdrew its hand.
Fimini was also startled by the sudden appearance of Lynette, letting out a scream half a second later, and desperately wanted to put on a diving helmet and jump into the nearby sea.
Linnie patted her heart, carefully glanced at Lynette who was glaring at her with obvious displeasure, and leaned closer to her, greeting her in a voice overflowing with sweetness, "My dear sister, what brings you here?"
Lynette remained silent, her cheeks puffing out in displeasure.
"You must be tired out there..." Linni earnestly massaged her sister's arms, trying to find out how much she had overheard. "When did you get back?"
Linette was absolutely determined not to involve herself, and now she was truly angry.
Lynette turned her face away, her expression cold and hostile.
Linni dropped her playful grin and stood up straight, resigned to her fate, ready to receive her sister's scolding.
Lynette pointed at Linnie and said, "Stupid brother."
Linni swallowed a mouthful of blood with a "uh..." sound.
Lynette turned to Fimini, "Fool Fimini."
Fimini, devastated by the attack, curled up in a ball.
Kong shook his head helplessly and with pity.
Sigh, as the older brother, he understands all too well the sadness of being seen as an idiot by his younger sister.
Lynette's barrage of attacks wasn't over yet; she charged at the Traveler's team, who were definitely accomplices, yelling, "Idiot Kong, idiot Paimon!"
Kong scratched his head awkwardly, Paimon said aggrievedly, "Hey, how come even we..."
Never mind, Lynette's in a bad mood, let's just let her have her way. Besides~
Paimon swallowed his accusation, and with a mixture of anticipation and expectation, he and Lynette looked at Sue.
Sue suddenly showed a picture she had snapped of the three of them bumping fists, saying, "I was originally planning to go and tell Lynette on you later."
Unexpectedly, Lynette caught them red-handed.
Sue echoed Lynette's indignant voice, "To plot such a grand scheme and dare to exclude important comrades is an utterly despicable act that must be dealt with seriously!"
Lynette's usually stern face softened slightly, and she joined hands with Sue, standing on the same side.
Paimon was stunned. "So that's how he avoids being called an idiot... Sue is so cunning!"
Sue pulled Paimon and Kong into the "not stupid, but genius" camp, and Paimon was overjoyed.
Despite being outnumbered four to two, Linnie still tried to fight back, not wanting to drag her sister into the dangerous scheme.
But Lynette glanced at the little girl not far away and said her name directly.
Lynette: "I thought Clementine hadn't come along; it turns out she was secretly taken away by Fimini."
Linnie was shocked: "Linette, you knew about Clementine's existence all along!"
In the end, was he the one who was kept in the dark all along?!
Su nudged Linni, who had just suffered a series of setbacks, and asked expectantly, "Are you going to cry? Can I take a picture of you as a souvenir?"
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My head hurts so much. How many times does Su have to see boys cry before she's satisfied?