Genshin Impact: What? The one we need to save is Fukaros

Momang Palace, Office of the Supreme Judge.

That Villette sat at his desk, his head down, concentrating on handling official business, frowning from time to time.

At this time, the door of the office was gently pushed open. He looked up and saw that it was Funina. He was a little surprised because she seldom came to his office on her own initiative.

Furninna looked a little unnatural, but she maintained her usual elegance and walked to Villette's desk.

She took a deep breath, as if making up her mind, and then said solemnly: "Then Villette, I have an important order to give."

That made Villette even more surprised, because although Funina was the goddess of water, she had rarely interfered directly in the political affairs of Fontaine.

He looked at Furninha solemnly, waiting for her next words.

Funina continued, "I plan to set up an organization called the West Factory. This organization will be responsible for supervising the work of the Fontaine government and handling those complicated cases."

"I object!" Villette expressed his objection without hesitation.

His firm attitude startled Funina a little, "Why not?"

Villette stared deeply into her eyes and answered word by word: "Ms. Funinna, you should understand that establishing such an institution that is above the political laws of Fontaine is undoubtedly a challenge to fairness and justice. This is something I cannot accept."

When Funina heard this, she couldn't help but feel a little bit discouraged.

However, Lin Yide's threat resurfaced in her mind - if she couldn't even do this, he would make her biggest secret public.

This is a price she absolutely cannot afford!

Thinking of this, Funina's expression instantly turned cold, and her aura changed drastically.

She looked like an inviolable god, and her tone was filled with unquestionable majesty: "Mr. Judge, please remember that I am the water god of Fontaine.

What I just said was not a discussion with you, but a message of my order to you!"

Such a strong attitude startled Villette, and at the same time he realized that the person in front of him was the water goddess of Fontaine, and her will should be above everything else.

Despite this, Navrette still stood her ground, “Ms. Funina, I agree with your order.

But as the Supreme Judge you personally invited, I have the right to know why you did this."

When Furninha heard that Violet agreed to her order, she was relieved.

But after hearing the latter part, she became a little panicked. She couldn't possibly tell the real reason.

At this moment, she suddenly had an idea, "Then Judge Villette, if I remember correctly, there have been more and more unsolved cases in Fontaine in recent years, such as the death of the Anna sisters that shocked Fontaine three years ago, the truth has not been found out yet.

This shows that there is something seriously wrong with the government. The purpose of my founding the West Factory is to better uphold justice.”

After a moment of contemplation, Villette said, "Ms. Funina, your vision is certainly good, but how can we ensure that the newly established West Factory can truly change the status quo and solve these problems?"

"Funina was speechless for a moment, and her momentum weakened a lot.

She didn't know how to answer for a moment.

So, she made up her mind and said resolutely: "Take the case of Anna's sister's death as an example, the West Factory I set up will do its best to solve this case.

If the West Factory can successfully solve this case, then I believe its capabilities and value will be fully demonstrated.

By then, I hope that you, as the Supreme Judge, will be able to acknowledge the existence of the West Factory and give it support."

Navilette nodded. "In that case, let's use the case of Anna's sister's death as a test for the West Factory. If the West Factory can solve the case, then I will acknowledge its existence in the name of the Supreme Inquisitor."

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In the quiet of the night, Lin Yide sat alone at his desk, flipping through a thick book on the history of Fontaine.

The author of this book is obviously an ardent admirer of the nobility. In the book, he spares no effort to extol the nobility and glory of aristocratic bloodline and portrays the aristocracy as a model of possessing all kinds of good qualities.

At the same time, he also sharply criticized and belittled the Supreme Inquisitors Navilette and Melusine, and even at the end of the book incited the nobles to unite and launch an uprising to overthrow Navilette's rule.

Lin Yide looked at these words and couldn't help but sneer.

The book made him see the stupidity and blindness of the nobility, and also revealed the pedantry and incompetence of Villette.

In his opinion, if this were his previous life, anyone who dared to write such a book would be brutally suppressed and punished by the rulers, and even his family would not be spared.

However, he was surprised that Villette took a laissez-faire attitude towards the dissemination of the book.

As a judge, Navilette was undoubtedly fair and strict; but as a ruler, his pedantry and conservativeness were disappointing.

At this moment, there was a gentle knock on the door, breaking the silence of the night.

He quickly sorted out his thoughts and said in a deep voice, "Come in."

The door slowly opened, and Linny appeared at the door. He held a cup of steaming coffee in his hand, with a respectful expression on his face, and said softly, "Master Yide, I'll bring you a cup of coffee."

Lin Yide frowned slightly and looked at the young man in front of him, "Linnie, in this house, you and Linnet are not my servants, so don't call me Master Yide. You can choose to call me brother, or call me father."

Although his tone was a little harsh, Linnie could feel the seriousness and respect in it.

A warm feeling surged in his heart, and he realized that Lin Yide truly regarded them as family.

Linnie's voice was trembling. "Okay, I understand, father."

Hearing this name, a faint smile appeared on Lin Yide's lips.

He took the coffee, took a sip, and felt the warmth from the late night.