Vol 2 Chapter 1233: Last few days in Thorz (middle)

Li En's troubles are not without reason. He had just returned from Clos Bell not long ago, and he hadn't settled down in school for a few days, and the power of attorney from the government followed one after another. Although the mission this time is not for him to do dangerous things, the destination is indeed a very delicate place: Crowe's hometown, Julet District.
Compared with Clos Bell, Joule hasn't resisted the empire's rule since he merged into the empire, and the empire's rule there has been very stable. The reason for letting Lien go this time was mainly because clues from the "Intelligence Bureau" showed that the "Knight of the Blue" Klo Ambst, who acted with the evil noble alliance during the Civil War, showed signs of activities in his hometown. Considering the "Blue Riding God" owned by Kro, it is reasonable to send Li En, who also has the Riding God, to go. It's just that in Li En's opinion, this is purely disgusting.
After more than two months of thinking, Li En has basically come to a conclusion that he can accept so far. The imperial government’s commission was indeed taking advantage of him, but as long as the commission itself benefits the people, Li En himself would not refuse to do it; and for those that are relatively negative, Li En would try to reject it, and use it if it doesn’t work. Do it with a negative attitude.
Claire Levitt, who came to deliver orders to Li En before, seemed to feel a little guilty about Li En’s predicament, and was not particularly determined when he asked Li En to accept some tasks he was unwilling to accept, and the senior government seemed to have noticed it. At this point, the recent government has asked for another "Son of Iron and Blood" Rekert Arandall to do it. This person is like a brown sugar, often sticking to Li En with all kinds of weird reasons, especially when Marshal Van Dyke is away. After all, the old marshal has already announced to the students that he will return to the army. And he often left school during this time for the early handover.
In short, this time Reckett also used a similar method-he believed that when Lien saw that it was possible to confirm the news of Crowe, he would inevitably agree. And Li En did think this was a good opportunity, but he was hesitant to think of doing this at Crowe's home court.
Heliga knew what was going on at a glance. Since the end of the Civil War, Klo has been using the large-scale shielding enchantment spell he set up to honestly hide in Hamel Village, even if he occasionally goes out, he has been extremely careful to limit the range of activities, and has never been to Julai. If it wasn't that the Intelligence Bureau made a mistake, it was probably a lie that Reckett deliberately fabricated to deceive Lien's past. As for what he wanted him to do, Heliga had already figured it out: Closbell’s performance during the Civil War caused the long-dead independents in Julais to raise their heads again, but after the empire quickly ended the civil war, they were smashed with an iron fist. Mature betrayal plan. The only problem is that a large number of smuggled arms need to be dealt with. The regular army is currently being reorganized under the plan of Marshal Van Dyke, and the leading army cannot penetrate into the territory of the imperial government. This handyman.
"I don't think there is any need to go." Heliga didn't intend to reveal Crowe's movements, but he kindly reminded Li En, "Regardless of the commission, at least Crowe does not intend to participate in any actions of the independent Julais at all... Besides, , Others are not in Julai at all."
"Really?" Li En was surprised-although he didn't care about smuggling arms that might be at risk of exodus to the civilian population, if he couldn't find Chloe on Joule's side, then the appeal of this action to him would be greatly reduced. .
"It must be...Although I have no specific information, he seems to be accompanied by "The Abyss", seriously considering whether to join the "Association" like this. "Heliga made up a lie for the time being, "Besides, I don't think you need to go for this action. People from the Intelligence Bureau and the Gendarmerie are enough to do it. It just takes a little time... and they want to lie to you, probably because they want to take the opportunity to do something else. "
"Besides... the exam will be in another week." Fei also yawned calmly at this time. "It's one thing for you to help the imperial government, but you are still a student. I think this reason is enough. They are. If you must go, just say, unless they have the ability to issue you a degree certificate in advance."
"Isn't that the same as us?" Macias couldn't laugh or cry. "Then Li En will become a so-called free body like us... Without the restraints, the imperial government will have no restrictions on calling him."
"Yeah... so it depends on whether the Intelligence Bureau can make the right choice. Although if they ask me, neither I nor Olibat will definitely refuse..." Heliga also nodded, "So, don't Just go."
"What are you talking about?" At this moment, everyone who had been outside before returned to the class. Except for Miriam and Usis, the two didn't know where they went to fool around.
"Zaijiao Lien refuses the unreasonable request of the government." Macias answered Alyssa's question.
"Really..." Alyssa did not speak-even though Heilijia heard Lien say that he and Alyssa had established a certain relationship one night before the end of the civil war, but in the end this made the latter even more involved. Some issues are tied up. From the standpoint of a classmate, it is possible to say a few words of encouragement when Li En is called by the government; but now this situation will only cause the Ryanforte Agency to attract unnecessary attention.
Macias repeated what everyone had just talked about. After hearing this, everyone felt reasonable, and they all persuaded Li En to do it like this. But at this moment, the arguing outside the porch was faintly heard between the people's conversation; everyone was holding their breath, but they heard that it was instructor Sarah who was arguing with someone.
"...So I said, you should deal with this kind of thing yourself, why let him do this kind of thing again and again!" Sarah's tone was full of anger.
"The imperial government has the right to do this." It was Reckett's voice--not lukewarm. "The commission to the new imperial hero "Gray Knight" is that person's will. If you are angry, don't be angry with us. . What's more, you are an outgoing instructor who will retire after next week... why bother with these nosy matters? "
"Reckett, it's a bit too much to say that." This was Miriam's voice-probably seeing Reckett coming, she followed along, but she didn't expect to witness such a scene and hurriedly tried to fight.
"Leaving instructor... That's just right." Instructor Sarah said, "It's true... the rules and regulations in the army don't fit my personality. Now I don't have to worry about my future. I don't have any officials, so it's better to vent. Vent my anger. "Scarecrow", you should be quite good at it. A fight with me shouldn't be considered a bully, right? "
"I'm not interested." Reckett remained calm, "There is no need to surrender himself for the sake of a mere guerrilla."
"You--" Sarah's tone was even more terrifying, but at this time, another male voice spoke: "Please pay attention to your attitude, Clerk Arundel. Even if she is about to step down, Sarah Barrestan She is still the instructor of our school. If she does something that does not meet the regulations, it will naturally be criticized by me, the dean of academic affairs and the Dean of Van Dijk. If you seize this point and provoke her, you will not be able to take Tolz’s position. Forgive me, and please apologize immediately."