Chapter 182: Exceptions before the law

Lilian left, she proved that Jenny was still innocent, but she couldn't fully prove Moline's innocence. In addition to the loopholes in his previous confession, sheriff Clegg is going to sentence Morin.
"Dr. Lilian's examination confirmed my opinion about you," Clegg said to Morin. "You did not intend to hurt Jenny, but this is just my subjective assumption. At present, it is from your other untrue words. , And the testimony of victims and witnesses, you can’t get rid of the crime of molesting a minor woman."
Morin retorted: "I don't mean to molest that girl, it's just a misunderstanding."
Clegg looked at Morin and said, "But you can't prove it was a misunderstanding. How did you lose your clothes, where are you from, what did you experience, and how did you break into the women's toilet? These questions, You can’t give me a true answer. Even if I believe you have no intention of molesting Jenny, it won’t help. The law is about evidence. From the scene to the witnesses, it shows that you are molesting a minor woman, and you give No evidence to refute, then, no matter what the truth is, I can only betray you, even if I feel innocent in my heart."
Mo Lin spread his hands, he didn't know what to say, did he really tell his origins? Really said that he was attacked by a dragon before he lost his clothes? With these words, who would believe these ordinary people?
In the end, Morin said helplessly: "Anyway, I have a clear conscience, and I have no intention of hurting anyone."
"I believe," Clegg said, "but without evidence, my trust is meaningless. Before the law, everything speaks with evidence, all ordinary people are like this, without exception."
"All ordinary people!" Morin thought to himself, "what does he mean? Why don't you say everyone? Could anyone still be above the law?"
Clegg looked at Morin and continued: "In view of your unidentified status, there is more than one penalty for you. I also have to consider whether you are a spy and whether you will do anything against Slamore. This has risen to national security. This is beyond my authority. After a while, I will hand you over to the relevant departments, and when I get to them, I will not be as gentle as I am."
However, Moline didn't pay attention to Clegg's words, he just said tentatively: "I want to tell you that I am a magician, do not know whether this identity will affect your judgment?"
"Ah, this is really an accident!" Clegg said exaggeratedly, "You are really sharp enough, this is a sentence that caught me? However, congratulations, if you are a magician, then I will You have no right to punish you."
When Jenny's family heard these words, they immediately clamored. They didn't trust Moline anyway, let alone let him go.
I would like to ask, which parent does not want to protect his children, and which parent can forgive those who hurt their children?
However, sometimes status really determines everything, and here it is.
The magician is a noble occupation. They are separated from the secular laws. If they want to punish a magician, it can only be done by the organization of the magician. The secular legal department has no right to punish magicians.
In the face of protests from Jenny’s parents, Morin felt that he was overwhelming. Although he could not survive, he could only do so for the present.
For that face, let him go to jail, Morin is not such a "great" person.
Of course, the more important point is that Mo Lin has a clear conscience, he has no intention of hurting anyone, which he knows clearly.
Many things are like this. You seem to be real, but not necessarily true; you seem to be unfair, but not necessarily unfair.
In this world, there are too many things that can deceive the truth, and people can only ask for a clear conscience.
Due to Moline's self-reported status, although Jenny's parents resisted, Clegg could only make a decision not to deal with Moline.
But this is not to say that Moline is okay. Although Craig can't deal with Moline here, there is a place where it can be. That is the magician organization in Slamore City: Wild Witch School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
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Clegg sent people to the Wilderness Witch School of Magic to inform them about Moline, hoping that they would send someone to verify Moline's identity as soon as possible, and then take Moline away for further processing.
Soon, the soldier came here with a female magician. This time Clegg not only greeted with a smile, but also stood up and nodded his head, which shows how noble the magician is.
The soldier moved the chair for the female magician, the female magician and Clegg were seated separately, and then the female magician asked Clegg about the process.
The two whispered, and Morin could see the female magician wearing a purple magic robe, with fine patterns embroidered on it with gold thread.
Her right hand holds a silver-white staff, inlaid with a crystal clear blue crystal the size of an adult fist.
While listening to Clegg’s words, the female magician looked at Moline with disgust, apparently scorned by Moline’s actions.
This disgusted expression made Morin nervous again. He thought to himself: This female magician will not check his identity because he hates himself.
Obviously, Mo Lin was worried, no matter how much the female magician hated Mo Lin's behavior, but the verification of the identity of the magician still had to be done.
After hearing Clegg’s account, the female magician first came to Jenny’s parents and convinced them:
You can rest assured that even if the wicked man who hurt your daughter is a magician, we will also punish accordingly and will also give You are assured of this, please rest assured. Our magician's duty is to protect the entire world, so we will definitely punish those magicians who destroy this world!"
Morin heard this next to her, crying in her heart. what does this mean? In other words, even if you are a magician, you can't escape the punishment, and it is still severely punished? Then I use my to reveal my identity. Isn't this just taking off my pants and farting?
Not to mention Morin's grief here, the female magician came to Morin in disgust after appeasing the Jenny family. Look at that meaning, she walked to Moline as if walking to the edge of the pit.
Morin did not lose heart, but lost money, had to bow his head and wait for the arrival of the female magician. He saw a pair of brown moccasins stopped in front of him, knowing that the female magician had arrived.
Only the female magician said in disgust: "I am a member of the Demon Hunting Department of the "Wild Witch Magic Academy", my name is Fina, and I am here to test the identity of the magician for you."
Hearing the introduction of female magic, Moline also politely replied: "Hello, my name is Moline."
After speaking, Morin still wondered if he should shake hands with others? He let go of his hand in the cloak and planned to reach it out, but when he thought that people were so annoyed that he didn't need it, he took it back.
But Morin had forgotten that he was wearing a cloak. The front of the thing was completely cracked. He squeezed his hand to block the front. With this loosening and brushing, the front was all exposed.
Moline quickly squeezed the two sides of the cloak in a panic, but Fina had already seen a transparent look. Although she was an adult woman, her face was red.
The sound of the mantra sounded, and Morin saw in panic that flames had ignited on Fina's staff. Everyone was startled and backed away.
Fortunately, Fina controlled herself in time, but she had already scolded the words such as "rogue, shameless" in her heart before she calmed down.
Seeing this scene, Clegg believed that Moline was an accident for Jenny.
Although he was serious on his face, he was funny in his heart, and he also lamented that this young man was really ignorant of current affairs. By this time, he dared to make such mistakes in front of people who could decide his own destiny.
Fina, calmed down, quickly took out a most common apprentice's staff from her space ring set with green diamonds. She handed this wand made of twisted rough wood to Morin, and the test for him was about to begin.