Chapter 81: The Sword-Wielder Is Innocent

Adam turned around and looked.

Under his gaze, several figures emerged in the distance.

There were five people in total, one of whom Adam was quite familiar with.

"Nehru...."

Adam called out the person's name.

Then, the five people walked in front of the high platform.

The middle-aged man in front turned around and his gaze fell on Adam: "These are all witnesses."

"Now, in front of the criminal, you can all openly share what you have seen."

He looked at Nehru and the other four, smiling: "Come on, children, speak out loudly everything you've seen."

As his words fell, it seemed as if he had received some kind of cue, and the first person stepped forward.

He looked at Adam in front of him, first with some fear, then as if he had mustered the courage and spoke loudly: "Mr. Harrison, about half a month ago, Jack and I returned from the corner of the academy."

"At that time, we saw Adam dueling with Mr. Herder."