books44 Chapter 213: Vashie Can't Turn the Tide
Chapter 213: Vashie Can't Turn the Tide
Funina in the courtroom today was indeed different from usual.
Both the momentum and temperament are more than one level stronger than usual!
Although he is not tall, sitting there, he gives people a sense of awe and admiration for himself.
When accusing Marcelle of refuting Vashé, Funina did it with ease.
He sat there without changing his posture from beginning to end, with complete contempt in his eyes!
This kind of Funina is so handsome!
In other words, this is a court trial, a serious occasion.
If the occasion was not so serious, some of the venomous fans of Funina in the audience would probably shamelessly shout, "Lady Funina, step on me!"
Uh... no doubt about it, it is said that this kind of thing really happened before.
Who says that besides being the goddess of water, Funina is also a household name in Fontaine?
But today, Funina’s identity as the water goddess is obviously more superior and more deeply rooted in people’s hearts.
Let’s get back to today’s trial.
Marcelle, also known as Vash, his struggle and excuses obviously didn't have much effect.
Few people in Fontaine were willing to believe Marcelle.
The scales on the cardinal's decree were clearly in favor of Funina.
The situation is not favorable for Vashie!
Vashé himself discovered this.
He stood in the dock, his teeth clenched tightly, his eyes red as he watched the scene, his gaze almost murderous!
Even if he really ate people, it would not change what was about to happen or what was happening.
No matter how unwilling he was, no matter how resentful he was, he was powerless and helpless.
The case of the serial disappearance of young girls has been investigated to this point, and the truth has basically come to light. It is impossible to overturn the verdict on the culprit, Vashie.
However, this does not mean that today's trial is about to end, as Vashey is also involved in other crimes.
One of the most important crimes was the death of Carles in a duel many years ago.
You know, Cares was also murdered and framed by Vash, and this old case must be solved today.
So, Funina asked the current president of the Rose Thorn Society, Miss Navia, to join the plaintiff's side and stand next to Funina.
In this way, Funina sat on the side of the plaintiff.
On her left is Clorinde, who is diligently fulfilling her guard duties.
To her right is Navia, her friend and partner this time.
These two people, like the two generals, protected Funina.
Next, the Cares case began.
As soon as she came up, Navia became a little excited.
She accused Vashé without reservation of murdering his father, Carles.
The method of accusation and prosecution this time is similar to that of Funina before.
Mr. Navia explained the methods that Vashie used to murder and persecute his father, and then threw the evidence he had investigated in Vashie's face!
The evidence is irrefutable and cannot be refuted by Vashie.
At this point, collapse is no longer a possibility!
The evil man stood on the high platform of the dock, looking at Navia opposite him with anger and ferocity.
That look seemed to be saying that I should have killed you when you were young!
It’s a pity that Navia has not been frightened for so many years.
She remained calm in the face of Vash's vicious gaze, and continued to accuse and prosecute with Funina.
With her accusation, the people of Fontaine gradually learned the inside story of the Cares case.
It is precisely because of this understanding that people realize that Cares was indeed wrongly accused.
His unjust name of Kares certainly needs to be cleared.
It turns out that the reason why Cares chose to die in the duel and at the hands of Clorinde was because his daughter Navia's life was in danger and because he was threatened, he had no choice but to do so.
Alas... he is a great father.
Such a great father and such a great president should indeed be given a good name.
Gradually, the people of Fontaine came to understand and accept Cares, and also came to understand and accept the current Navia.
As the emotions of the people of Fontaine fluctuated, the scales on the cardinal's decree once again tilted in favor of Funina.
Although the inside story of these two cases has become clear, there is one thing that inevitably lingers in the minds of the people of Fontaine, making people feel a little uneasy.
This thing is the water of the original fetal sea.
The people of Fontaine had never heard of this thing before, let alone knew that it could dissolve the people of Fontaine.
Now, at the trial, they knew.
Not only did Vashie use this deadly thing to harm people, he also did it perfectly.
He was also asked to create something even more harmful like Lesi, in order to make huge profits!
So, where did the water of the primordial fetal sea come from? What is the significance of its existence?
As they thought about it, some people in Fontaine had deep associations.
They linked the existence and function of the water of the primordial fetal sea to the prophecy that all the people of Fontaine would dissolve.
When these two things were linked together, the people of Fontaine were horrified to discover...
The prophecy might be true.
If the water of the original fetal sea erupts like a tsunami, the people of Fontaine will really not be able to escape!
However, this is just an association and there is no actual evidence.
What's more, the trial is now coming to an end and it is the most important moment.
The people of Fontaine had no time to think about these things, and instead they focused on the outcome of the trial.
As the chief judge, Villette oversaw the trial of the case from beginning to end.
Even though he had realized that Vashie could not turn the tables, he still wanted to ask one last question at this time.
Standing in front of the seat belonging to the Supreme Judge, standing in the center of the front of the Oprykle Opera House.
Villette leaned on his cane with both hands, his aura as deep as the ocean, and he looked quietly at Vashé over there:
"If Mr. Marcelle still has something to rebut, please do so quickly, otherwise the trial will enter its final stages."
Vash stood there, feeling that he was at his wit's end.
He looked at Villette, at Funina and Navia across from him, and at the audience in the entire opera house...
Finally, he broke down emotionally, on the verge of going crazy, and roared out:
"You think... you think I want to!?
Have you ever experienced the pain I've felt? Have you ever watched the one you love most dissolve before your very eyes?
No one helps me, not even anyone who believes in me..."
Then, Vashey began to roar almost hoarsely, angrily, telling the entire court about the pain and despair he had felt when he lost his lover, and...
Paranoia after despair, and unscrupulous means after paranoia.
That crazy look, that desperate look, is really frightening.
Just as Vashé began to vent his anger, becoming even more mad, and roaring at the large number of Fontaine citizens, Funina frowned slightly and shouted angrily:
"enough!
I understand your pain and sadness at losing your loved one.
But this is not a reason for you to hurt innocent people at will."