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There is no doubt that the Shadow Guards were so successful in inciting the expeditionary force that when the Speaker rushed back with the congressmen, the situation was already out of control.

They didn't even have time to explain anything to the angry crowd, so they were forced to summon the members of the Shadow Guard and the boy they captured immediately.

I think I need an explanation.

Listening to the questions and curses coming from outside the temporary building, the Speaker narrowed his eyes and stared at these guys who had completely different attitudes from before. He clutched the magic item tightly in his hand, as if he might fall out at any time.

But that’s not surprising!

After all, what the Shadow Guards did this time was a bit too much, and could even be described as sad and crazy.

But unfortunately, except for the personally signed pardon statement, he failed to grasp the other party's handle.

The leader of the Shadow Guards obviously noticed the anger building up in the Speaker's heart, and responded with a smile: No, I don't think I need to explain anything. After all, it was you who broke your promise first, and we were just forced to make Some responses. Please remember that the Shadow Guard is not an appendage of the Parliament, but an organization independent of the authority. Please do not treat us as your subordinates or slaves, let alone try to treat us as fools.

Broken promise? Are you saying that I didn't give you enough time to let the expeditionary force cross the portal in advance? The speaker's pupils suddenly shrank.

That's right! It was from this moment that I realized that neither you nor the Council meant to keep their promises, so we must be self-reliant and protect the part we deserve. Now, I have followed your request and put this The boy was brought back alive. Next, you should fulfill your promise. The leader didn't mean to hide it at all, and openly expressed his deepest desire.

In fact, when the plan has reached this point, most of them can no longer hide it and simply admit it outright.

Only in this way can the last and most important part be covered up.

Hmph! You don't really want to turn the Shadow Guard into a supervisor, do you? What's more, you violated the Shadow Guard's thousands of years of taboos and reawakened the power of shadow in the ethnic group. Just by relying on At this point, I can get rid of you and select a new batch of adaptable ones to inherit the name and functions of the Shadow Guard. The Speaker grinned with a chilling sneer.

If the other party dares to reveal the slightest bit of such a tendency, he will definitely launch a purge without mercy.

In the eyes of the hierarchical upper-level decision-makers of Darent, if something truly threatens the foundation of the entire civilization, then it is not unacceptable to launch a bloody purge.

You must know that after the battle with the gods, they killed all their compatriots who were unwilling to voluntarily give up the power of shadow.

It was precisely because of this cruel purge that the foundation of the later glorious magical civilization was completely laid.

Sometimes, unrest and killing are not necessarily bad things for a civilization.

On the contrary, when old things are destroyed, new things will take root and thrive at an extremely fast speed.

The leader of the Shadow Guard was obviously aware of the other party's unconcealed strong malice, and shook his head pretending to be relaxed: No! Of course not! I'm not that whimsical.

My siblings and I just wanted our fair share. As for those guys outside who have awakened the power of shadow, you can do whatever you want with them.

Really? The Speaker leaned forward slightly, as if he was confirming whether this sentence was true or false.

Really! I never wanted to get involved in the rights of the parliament. I just wanted to return to the group instead of staying in that smelly, dark, and cold abandoned temple. You have never lived in it, I will never understand the pain that cannot be described in words.”

When saying these words, every member of the Shadow Guard showed an expression of hatred on their faces.

Most normal people will develop serious psychological shadows and even mental illness if they live in a completely closed environment for a few hours or even a few days, not to mention staying there for thousands of years.

However, the Speaker obviously did not believe it so easily, and he kept looking at the members of the Shadow Guard.

After a full minute, he relaxed his tense nerves a little and said in a slightly tired voice: Since you just want these, I can satisfy your request. But there is one thing, you must go Deal with the incited expeditionary forces outside and ensure that they accept the leadership and orders of the Parliament again.

No problem! We will solve the trouble we cause ourselves. That's fair! The leader of the Shadow Guard agreed without hesitation.

After all, this matter is exactly what he wants. Not only can he take the opportunity to recruit a group of talented guys and quietly expand the influence of the Shadow Guard, but he can also get involved in the army and even win over a few senior officers.

Very good! Here, this is a new identity for you. Remember, don't play similar tricks again. My patience has its limit. After saying that, the speaker left several stone tablets recording the new identities. On the table, he waved at the same time to indicate that the other party could leave.

When all the members of the Shadow Guard were gone, he turned his attention to the trapped boy and asked with a cold face: How about it, are you starting to regret your stupid behavior now? You could have used another A gentle way to integrate into this glorious and great civilization, but chose the most drastic way.

Regret? Why should I regret it? What's more, you didn't even deal with the masterminds, so how could you be willing to deal with me, a collaborator. The boy responded with a smile.

From that relaxed and happy face, there was no hint of the consciousness that the prisoner should have.

On the contrary, it seems that in his eyes, this is just a game, a game that can end without paying any price.

The Speaker smiled disdainfully: Humph! You think I don't know that those bastards are secretly passing information to you? No! I know! And it's no less than you know. But I didn't expose them, but chose to Just compromise. Because the Darent civilization will need to devote all its energy to the research of your bloodline for a long time to come. During this period, the parliament cannot spare too many manpower to maintain the huge conquest system. And they are temporary substitutes. By the time the study is over, no matter what they did during this period, they will eventually become insignificant dust in the long history...

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