Chapter 375: Interrogation

The impact of the uprising in Austrian Italy has not ended. The Vienna government was furious, and Franz immediately ordered a rigorous investigation across the country.
Don't know, don't know, just startled. From Lombardy-Venesia to Hungary and Galicia, chaos has appeared.
Countless people who have been in contact with the Hungarian independent organization have been summoned. At this time, no arrests have been made, but those who have already been disturbed.
The people involved were greeting Stephen's family at this time. If you rebel, rebel. Why write to us?
Want to play this difficult, do you know the sense of confidentiality? The whole world knows it, no wonder the rebellion cannot succeed.
Many people regret it and should report it directly. As a result, they missed the opportunity because of a misunderstanding, and they were ruined by their own wisdom. Now things are not clear.
Did they participate in the rebellion? Did you know? This became the crux of the problem. Without sufficient evidence, the police did not apprehend them, only a routine interrogation.
But this is also very troublesome. Once it is involved in rebellion, all connections are useless at this time.
Atissa was in regret at this time, and he knew that the Hungarian independent organization could not be achieved, and severed their connection.
I didn't expect the police to come to the door so quickly. As a contact with the head of the Chaos Party, there were correspondences before the rebellion broke out, naturally becoming the key suspect.
Atissa said nervously: "Sheriff Pativath, please believe me to be innocent. I just happened to meet Luan Stephen at a banquet and didn't know him at all."
He never dreamed that the Hungarian independent organization actually launched a rebellion in Italy. Isn't this a pitman?
Don't look at Stephen's invitation to the uprising, but there is only time on it, but no specific location is written. Atissa took it for granted that the Hungarian Independent Organization is going to launch an uprising in Hungary and seek his fate.
If the rebellion occurred in Hungary and was restricted by communications from this era, he and Stephen would have been in contact, and the Hungarian police would never have found it.
Sergeant Partivat said blankly, "Mr. Atissa, don't be nervous. No one says you are a messy party, or it's not me who talks to you.
Now you just have suspicions. We just ask them routinely. If you want to clear up the suspicions, please answer my question truthfully.
Someone saw you having a great conversation with Stephen. At that banquet in Mark's Manor, your conversation lasted more than half an hour.
This is beyond the category of strangers. As far as I know, there were many of your friends at the party at the time, and you didn't talk to them that long. "
Artissa hurriedly explained, "At the time, the leader of the chaos, Stephen, concealed his identity. On the surface he was a colonial businessman. I was very interested in overseas colonies.
You know Mr. Sheriff. Now the easiest way to get the title is to go abroad to open colonies in exchange for military merits, and I am also preparing to form a colonial team to go overseas to colonize. "
Sergeant Partivat continued with dissatisfaction: "As far as I know, Stephen used a recruiting model to cover the chaos into the country.
These are mostly Italians. Sorry, Mr. Atissa, I have no intention of discriminating against Italians.
However, Italian mercenaries have no combat effectiveness and are recognized in continental Europe.
The colonial team, which was recruiting Italian mercenaries, paid a painful price. At present, there are more than 100,000 mercenaries in the entire Austrian colony, but there are less than a thousand mercenaries in Italy, which can explain many problems.
From the beginning, Stephen appeared as a laughing stock. It is based on this anomaly that we police can deploy in time to suppress the chaos.
However, the chaos leader fled. It has been determined that someone provided cover for them and escaped our police search.
Don't be nervous, Mr. Atissa. I didn't say that you provided cover for them, it was just that you gave me an answer.
If you want to form a colonial team, there are too many people to consult. It really doesn't work. If you just pull a sailor from the dock, they will tell you that Italian mercenaries are not reliable.
Even your friends have set up a colonial team. Why don't you consult with so many people and discuss this topic with a fool? "
Artissa explained with smirk: "Sheriff Pativath believes me, there are not so many reasons, but simply because it is cheap.
Under the same conditions, the price of one German mercenary can hire two Italian mercenaries, which is a huge labor cost advantage.
What we have to deal with is only indigenous people, and we don't need too much fighting power. For the same money, I can hire Italian mercenaries, get more troops, and have an advantage in the labor export business. "
What he said was completely true, but unfortunately this did not dispel the suspicion of Sheriff Pattiwat. The law enforcement of fishing was not known by Pativat's level, so Atissa's explanation only aggravated his suspicion.
Sheriff Pativath frowned and said, "Mr. Atissa, you should know that this is the last chance. If you still refuse to tell the truth, it will be very serious when you are finally found."
Artissa hurriedly promised: "I can swear in God's name, all I say is the truth."
Sergeant Partivat asked in a cold tone: "Mr. Atissa, before the outbreak of the intelligence rebellion, you received a secret letter. This is a letter from Stephen. If you have only seen one side, why did he give Do you write a letter?
Don't tell me at first sight that you are not a beauty and do n’t have such a strong charm.
As the leader of the chaos, Stephen has always been cautious and minimized contact with the outside world. Why should he risk writing to you?
Is it true that as a fugitive who has been fleeing for more than ten years, will he not know that any unusual behavior will cause everyone's attention and increase the risk of exposure? "
Atissa knew that something was going to happen, and Sergeant Partivat was suspicious of him. Normally, Pattiwat should ask what the letter was about, rather than asking why Stephen wrote to him.
As a big capitalist, Atissa has a very wide network of relationships. He usually doesn't take a small sheriff's eye at all during normal times.
But now it's different, involving the rebellion, no one dares to speak for him.
If you make a mistake at this time, it is a crime of covering up the disorderly party. The bureaucrats are not fools. The Vienna government has always had zero tolerance for matters involving chaotic parties, and the lessons learned from the Revolution are still there.
Artissa frowned and replied, "This question, you should ask Stephen, I have the right to refuse to answer this question."
Sergeant Partivat said with a sneer, "Of course, this is your right. Now I ask for this secret letter, and the above content is related to whether you are involved in the chaos."
Atissa began to scold her mother, and the letter had already been burned. How could she provide it? Moreover, if the contents of the letter were really revealed, he would not have to leave today.
"Sorry, I receive a lot of such messy letters every day and never read them at all. Generally they are treated as waste products. I can go back and look for them. I am not sure I can find them.
Instead of continuing to struggle with this issue, Sheriff Pativath raised a new question: "Mr. Atissa, someone has reported that you have a connection with an independent Italian organization.
The youth art and culture training class you and your friends established is the propaganda agency of the independent Italian organization, trying to split the great Austrian empire.
Now please give a reasonable explanation, why is there a Lombard-Venesia independent content in the training institutions' courses? "
Atissa was startled, and it was a big deal. If this problem is found in normal times, you can ask the training institute teachers to take the blame and fire them.
Now they happened to come together, and this became a reason to doubt him. Being followed by the government is definitely not a good thing.
As a big capitalist, Atissa had too many unseen things, and if he was found out something, he could be sent to prison.
In normal times, things that can be easily settled by relationships can now become lifelines.
If the skepticism of the Sergeant Partivath could not be dispelled, his tragic life would be almost certain.
The Viennese government has never relented to treating suspected rebels as long as they can be sent to prison.
Artissa quickly explained: "Sheriff Pattiwat, this is nothing. The curriculum of the youth art culture training class never involves politics. You can send someone to investigate. Our teaching materials are all professional courses.
If anyone dares to spread the idea of ​​division, we are expelled as soon as we find out, and these are all slander. "
Atissa can't afford to split the country. If this is true, then he will be dead.
Even if he has a tendency to be independent, this cannot be said! In this regard, the Vienna government has dealt with strictly. As long as an independent slogan is called, it will be accounted for in the second half of life.
Sergeant Partivat said with a sneer: "Mr. Atissa, in view of your non-cooperation, we cannot resolve your suspicions. So we are officially informed that you are being detained from now on.
In the future, you may face charges of conspiracy to launch a rebellion and split the country. Please explain the problem as soon as possible and cooperate with the government's actions. "
Atissa's face changed drastically and he hurriedly said, "I want to see a lawyer. I want to complain. You are illegally detained."
He was really panic, if he was detained by the police. Even if it turns out that he is innocent and has nothing to do with the Chaos Party, if he is found out by the police for other charges, he will be convicted.
According to legal crimes, no one can find fault. Especially at such a critical time, I was involved in the rebellion, and my relationship was unavailable. I couldn't find someone to help.
Sergeant Partivat said indifferently: "Of course, this is your right. However, you have been charged with two major crimes of conspiracy and rebellion, and we have the right to prohibit you from contacting the outside world in the next week.
Artissa was as dead as a face, a week was enough to change a lot of things. Without him to preside over the big picture, God knew how many problems would be exposed.
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