"Will they be happy if we save the Saidosili family?" Philip continued. "Will you pay us?"

"Which lab are they going to attack next?" Lamond asked. "When will we be paid the agreed remuneration?"

"There's nothing to worry about." Austin said. "If they win, they won't be paid less. Even if they can't pay what was agreed before, they will compensate us in other ways--- Duke Lucier is reliable in this regard, so there is no need to worry. ”

"Like the warehouse manager said, the battle may be over." Philip looked at Saville. "If you want to make meritorious contributions, there are not many opportunities. It's up to you which side will win and which side we're on. ”

He must have said this to Savile. After that, Savile didn't answer right away, just continued to walk down.

After a few moments, the stairs came to an end. Savile skillfully turned to the right and entered a dimly lit tunnel.

After walking forward for a while, and turning around a few times, a large iron gate appeared in front of them. At that doorway, two gray-robed mage apprentices were sitting there, as if chatting.

When they heard this, they lazily stood up, pretending to be guards.

"What are you doing?" Seeing them like this, a gray-robed mage who was following Saville and the others shouted like this. "Let you guard, where you play?"

"Where do you need guards here?" One of the apprentices muttered under his breath. "Let's waste our time here, and have the face to say it...."

"What did you say!" The gray-robed mage who reprimanded them shouted.

"That's it, how are you?" Seeing him like this, the apprentice raised his voice and retorted. "You guys are doing meritorious service from above, and you put us here stupidly waiting.... If you have the ability, you will lock us up! ”

Between the words, the resentment was overwhelming.

"You...."

When the gray-robed mage who had complained about the guards was about to say something, his companion tugged at his clothes. After that, the companion took a few steps forward and pulled out a warrant. "We're going to go in and interrogate the captives."

Just now the guard (let's call him Guard No. 1) took the warrant and glanced at it. "Christian? What does he have to judge the captives? ”

"You don't care about that." The mage who had stopped his companion from reprimanding the guards said. "Shall we go in?"

"I'm sorry." Guard Number One snorted and dropped the warrant on the ground. "Mr. Tonks has ordered that whoever he wants to interrogate an enemy captured in this battle must first pass through him."

"Tonks is dead." Said one of the mages in the visitor procession.

"But the order hasn't been revoked." Guard Number One said. "So, I can't let you in."

"You....", Philip said.

"What's wrong with me?" Warden Number looked at them and lifted his chin. "If you're not convinced, you can do it. See who can win! ”

After he said this, the other person next to him, Guard No. 2, quickly reached into his arms. A moment later, a black glow lit up on the door behind them.

"That's it!" When the situation turned like this, Savile spoke. "We're all companions, what are you doing here?"

"Nothing!" Guard Number One snorted again. "Prevent someone from forging a warrant and storming the Kingdom prison!"

"If you want, you can go up and fight." Savile said directly.

"Who said I wronged you..... Yes? After hearing him say this, Guard No. 1 was suddenly a little surprised. What did you say? ”

"Indeed, the battle above is almost over." Savile said. "There are not many opportunities for meritorious service, so Christian sent someone to go out for you."

"Really?" Guard One's tone was full of surprise, and he immediately changed his attitude. "This...."

"We are also angry that we missed the opportunity to make meritorious contributions." Savile looked at the gray-robed mage who was arguing with the guards before and said. That's why what I just said didn't really matter. I hope you don't get angry. ”

Guard Number looked at his companion beside him. But Guard No. 2 didn't mean to speak, and bowed his head there.

Warden Number One turned his head again, looked at Saville, and then at the man who had just tried to reprimand him. After hesitating for a while, he bent down and picked up Christian's warrant from the ground.

Savile raised his hand to the unfamiliar mages beside him, pressed down a few times, and made a gesture similar to 'asking for silence'.

"No problem, it's the warehouseman's warrant." After a moment's pause, Guard One said in a calm tone. "According to the internal regulations of the Mage Order, the storekeeper is qualified to view, register, and manage the Mage Order's property, in this case..."

He pulled a document out of his bosom. "Please sign your name, complete the formalities, and you can complete the handover and let you in."

Savile took the paper. After that, he did not sign immediately, but turned around and discussed it with his companions in a low voice.

At this time, Guard No. 2 walked up to Guard No. 1.

"I think they're lying." Guard No. 2 whispered. "Those captives are not considered property."

"Just as they are..."Guard No. 1 looked at the gray-robed mages in front of him and whispered. Finally, someone said that they were willing to guard this place for us, and they didn't take the opportunity to leave quickly.... What if they repent? ”

"What if something happens?" Caretaker Two said.

"Something's wrong.," Guard Number pondered. We had this Christian warrant, and even if something went wrong, the responsibility was his. ”

"I don't think it's that simple. Let's use this. Guard No. 2 immediately lit up with the light of the group communicator.

A similar light lit up on Guard One. "What are you suspecting?"

"If you really want to change us, why don't you just have two people?" Caretaker Two said. "Why are you here so much?"

"yes." Guard Number One looked at Saville and the others' team. "Why are there so many?"

"Christian is said to have worked as a servant in the house of Saidosili." Caretaker Two said. "Perhaps, he was planning to rescue the captives..."

"Really?" Guard Number One was surprised. "But..."

"Then the responsibility is ours." Caretaker Two said. "If he had made a contribution, they would not have been held accountable. And even if we go up, we won't have any chance of making meritorious contributions..."

"You mean, reject them and stay here?" Guard Number One said. "But... You guessed it. ”

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