"Your Majesty, you should understand that according to the terms established at the beginning of the establishment of the Council of Light, any disturbance in the branch of the Holy See must be reported to the Council of Light, and the Council of Light has the responsibility to relieve the worries of the branch of the Holy See. Norman said to Swell solemnly.

"That's right, that's what we're here for today, and I don't know why His Majesty Swell didn't say anything about what happened last night, should we ignore the terms of the Council of Light?" Durant immediately chimed in.

The situation is clear to everyone, and the various forces are ready to bite a piece of flesh on the branch of the Holy See that will collapse - especially after the departure of Ophelas and His Majesty's representatives of the Emperor, and the absence of the two biggest rivals, the other forces can undoubtedly take advantage of the opportunity to gain more benefits.

"Calm down, I don't think His Majesty Swell meant that, perhaps in his eyes, what happened last night was not a riot, and therefore did not apply to the terms of the Council of Light. Are you right? Erwin came forward to clear Swell's siege at this time, leaving everyone bewildered, not knowing what his idea was.

"Master Elwin is right, I said at the beginning that there was just a small mouse mixed in the Cathedral of St. Jessica last night, and now that the matter has been settled, I will not be at the mercy of the Bright Councillors. Swell, who was anxious, immediately seized the opportunity without thinking.

"So let's get down to business, what do you think should be decided for the position of head of the Knight of Light?" Whether it was Swell's sincerity or not, Erwin was very satisfied with his cooperation, and with a light sentence, he pulled back the topic that had gone a little off.

"Quack, I agree with Knight Vincent's proposal to let Celent take over as head of the Order of Light - if His Majesty Swell can produce conclusive evidence that Celent has violated the Holy Code, of course, that is a different matter. The spur was the first to jump out and speak on behalf of the League of Assassins.

"Mr. Check's words are very reasonable, I wonder if His Majesty Swell can come up with evidence?" Norman was rarely on the same side as Check.

Judging from the current situation, Celent seems to be a little-known newcomer, and has not even been inaugurated as a paladin, if the Knights of Light are placed in the hands of such a person who lacks strength and prestige, it will undoubtedly cause the Knights of Light to decline greatly, which is an out-and-out good thing for any force that is plotting to draw oil from the Holy See branch.

"This is the internal affairs of the branch of the Holy See, so there is no need to trouble the Bright Councillors. Swell again bluntly refused.

"Indeed, this matter is indeed an internal affair of the Holy See branch in isolation, and the Council of Light has no right to interfere, but this matter also involves whether Celent is qualified to take over the position of head of the Knight of Light, so it seems that it is not too much for the Council of Light to ask. "How could Norman let this opportunity go so easily.

"General Norman is right. I thought it would be better to bring that Celent here, what's the problem, we'll see, what do you think?" Erwin suggested.

Except for Swell, everyone else was convinced, and whether or not Sellent had violated the Holy Code, everyone felt the need to meet the man whom Vincent had strongly recommended. After all, the name is too unfamiliar, and all forces are eager to get further information for evaluation, and there is no more valuable information to see me.

"Your Majesty, even if Celent really violated the Holy Law and needed to judge him, he would need to be there in person. There has never been a precedent for the Holy See to be tried in absentia. Seeing that Swell was still hesitating, Vincent immediately interjected to cut off his back path.

"Your Majesty, there is no reason for you to refuse our reasonable request. Erwin took the opportunity to remind.

"You go and get Serent!" Swell glared at Vincent fiercely, hating to burn Vincent at the stake, this is a naked betrayal of the Holy See!

"Yes!" Vincent strode out of the Chamber of Light, his heart slightly relieved, and he could finally lift Celant's confinement openly.

"Your Majesty, you can just give your orders, why do you want to let Knight Vincent run by himself?" asked Kemor, puzzled.

"Because of Serent's violation of the Holy Law, he is now in confinement. Only if Vincent himself went could he let the Knight of Light, who was guarding him, release him. Swell's answer made everyone's eyes light up, isn't this a tacit acquiescence that the Knights of Light have already embraced their own troops?

"I wonder what is the reason for Swell's confinement of Silent?" Elwin's focus seemed to be a little different from the others.

"This ...... I suspect that Celent has something to do with the god of souls. Swell pondered for a moment and decided not to hide it any longer, although he had no evidence in his hands now, there were many people in the Council of Light, and he might be able to find some clues.

"You mean that Celent is a heretic in the Holy See? Erwin confirmed in shock.

"If this can be proven, there is no doubt that he will be burned at the stake!" Swell said coldly. In Vincent's absence, he had to instill in everyone the first impression that Selent was guilty, and when Vincent showed signs of threatening his position, he must try his best to cut Serent first.

"Oh, oh, oh~ So you don't have any evidence yet? Otherwise, it wouldn't be as simple as closing the Celent confinement. Erwin sighed in an aria-like tone, but the crowd heard a deep irony in it: the Holy See had been reduced to the point where it began to punish its opponents on trumped-up charges, knowing that this was a bloody method used during the period of the Holy See's rapid rise.

"I'll find proof. Swell glanced at Erwin indifferently, he believed that "Nicky" would never be untargeted, since it was said that Celent had used soul power, there would never be anything wrong, as long as he found a way to extract the evidence from the visual teleportation ball that didn't work for some reason, Celent would definitely be doomed at that time.

Although the Duchy of Bavaria has fallen, the mechanical civilization has long been deeply implanted in the continent of Eliat, and Swell does not believe that he cannot find a skilled craftsman who can extract the contents of the visual teleportation ball in its entirety. Swell still believed that it was a problem with the visual ball, which prevented Nicky's recorded evidence from playing properly.

Swell's wishful thinking was loud, but he never imagined that the visual ball, which he regarded as important evidence, had already reached Celent's hands. As the saying goes, one wrong step and one wrong step, the preconceived misconception made Swell make the choice he regretted the most in his life.

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