Chapter 130 Kael: Don't Interrupt Me When I'm Talking (10600, 39/65)_4
Kael was unfazed by such things; there were too many of them. If he took every one seriously, he felt he'd be annoyed to death.
Soon, as the iron gates on both sides were pulled open, several different individuals were brought to either side of the courtroom.
To the left stood the accused, to the right were the plaintiffs and victims. Of course, once the plaintiffs and their witnesses had assembled, Kael rose and made his way to the stand.
Yes, he was also one of the plaintiffs today.
With several members of the Noble Council of high aristocracy settled in their seats, soon the noble in the very center began to announce the various circumstances of the investigation.
It was essentially a declaration of the details related to the investigation concerning the dispatch of personnel to the tribes by Wels and the hiring of barbarians to attack Lancaster Territory.