Mage Veigar

Chapter 91 Resisting Arrest
Vega has no intention of cooperating with the prosecutor.

Once arrested, it means that he will lose the initiative, and the final result will definitely be that he will be detained until the trial, and then, without anyone knowing, he will be tried directly as a defendant by a military court.

There was no such thing as a defence in the military court.

As long as the evidence is conclusive, you will be tried and sentenced directly. Moreover, the first instance of the military court is the final instance. It is not like an ordinary civil court where you can appeal if you are dissatisfied with the trial result.

In other words.

Once the result is announced, no one can revoke the trial result.

By then, even if the commander-in-chief of the Third Army came forward, the trial system would definitely refuse to modify Vega's trial results in order to maintain the authority of its own trial.

therefore.

He must resist arrest.

Taking advantage of this time difference, Vega needs to find someone who can protect him as much as possible.

Who can save him?
Gunther certainly can't do it, the commander of the 7th Division may or may not be able to do it, but what is certain is that the commander-in-chief of the Third Army can definitely interfere with the trial system.

Because strictly speaking.

Although the trial system is an independent system and controls the operation of the entire military system, it is at the same level as the military. The fact that the Third Army dared to set up an illegal investigation team privately shows that the military top brass has a considerable influence on the trial system. Therefore, Vega is convinced that the military top brass has the ability to protect him.

Before that, his freedom cannot be restricted.

After realizing this, Vega took a step back. His eyes were fixed on the seven opponents, and his brain began to work rapidly.

It's definitely impossible to beat.

With seven official mages facing off against him, a level 7 mage who has not yet learned magic, let alone fighting, the chance of successfully escaping is less than one in ten thousand. Moreover, Vega cannot see through the strength of any of these seven mages.

The judicial system is a concentration camp of high-end force.

Especially in the trial system, the trial corps under the Military Security Department, although not many in number, is composed entirely of high-level magicians. If they are carrying out an assassination mission, even the commander-in-chief of the Third Army cannot guarantee that he will not lose his head.

Although the Military Procuratorate is not the Military Security Department.

But according to common sense, these seven people are at least level 7 magicians or above.

So what should we do now?
A flash of inspiration.

Veigar chose neither to escape nor to resist.

He casually pulled the military jacket hanging on the rack and put it on.

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Attorney Geralt, who is only 20 years old, is a low-level magician.

Just as everyone imagined, he was a well-deserved genius. He became a professional at the age of 14, and practiced to a level 19 professional at the age of 4. In the same year, he awakened his mental power and was directly certified as a lower-level magician because of the excessive strength of his mental power.

So he was absorbed into the trial system.

He is now a third-level prosecutor, and today he was tasked with investigating and interrogating Vega.

Although the Attorney General did not issue an arrest warrant.

However, Geralt took it upon himself to arrest Veigar. As for the so-called arrest document, given how much the Chief Prosecutor valued him, he could have completed the formalities after returning to the Procuratorate.

Why did you take the initiative to arrest Vega?

This was of course because he couldn't tolerate Veigar's attitude towards him, and...

As a favored child of heaven who became a lower-level magician upon awakening his spiritual power, and also a most popular subordinate who was highly regarded by the Chief Prosecutor in the Procuratorate, no matter who met him, they would try to please him in every way. The criminals he was in charge of were even more servile and offered big gifts before the interrogation even began.

But the little kid in front of him didn't have that.

He had committed an unforgivable crime, but he didn't bow down to a prosecutor who held the power of prosecution. He didn't even offer him the most basic greeting gift. As a favored child of heaven, when had he ever been treated like this? He wanted to let Vega know what power was.

So Geralt waved his hand, signaling the prosecutor behind him to arrest Veigar directly.

This is certainly not in compliance with regulations.

But who can blame him for holding in his hands the force that no one can resist?

If Vega was a mid-level magician, he certainly wouldn't dare to give this order, because if he failed to defeat Vega, he might be sued by Vega to a military court for abuse of power.

Unfortunately, Vega is not a mid-level magician.

Therefore, there is absolutely no risk in taking down Vega, and you only need to complete the formalities afterwards.

This is where Geralt's confidence lies.

Everything was going according to his plan. Now it depended on how the young officer in front of him would respond.

Wow.

Vega's action attracted Geralt's attention, and even made him subconsciously concentrate his mental strength to be on guard.

But Vega just put on his military uniform.

This action almost made Geralt go crazy. He thought he was going to struggle, but he didn't expect that he was just put on the military jacket. He was the one being arrested, didn't he have any resentment or sense of crisis?

He was about to order another arrest.

A ray of morning sunlight shone into the house through the window, completely enveloping Vega.

At this time.

The golden light reflected from Veigar's body onto Geralt's eyes.

Where does the light come from?
With his right hand slightly blocking the top of his brow, Geralt saw the refraction.

It was a golden medal.

It sparkles in the sun and looks extremely sacred.

As a prosecutor in the trial system, it was impossible for him not to recognize the wing of the empire, which symbolizes honor, identity, and status.

It’s more like hating him to the core than knowing him.

Not only Geralt, but everyone in the Inquisition system hates this level of medal.

Perhaps ordinary soldiers and officers did not know, but as a member of the trial system, Geralt knew that if the criminal had a medal of this level, then the various departments of the trial system had the right to investigate but did not have the right to arrest or detain him.

Even if after investigation and evidence collection it is found that the holder of the Imperial Wings has committed an unforgivable crime, the military court will not be allowed to sentence the criminal to death in the final trial, and all punishments must be lenient.

This kind of medal is simply challenging the authority of the trial system!
This is also the reason why the trial system hates this kind of honor.

Geralt had never expected that Vega had such an honor. Now he was being teased like a clown by the other party. As a child of destiny, he felt that he had lost face.

"Master Geralt, what should we do now?"

One of the prosecutors looked embarrassed. He had no problem arresting an ordinary officer, but they could not take on the responsibility of arresting the holder of the Imperial Wings.

"go!"

Geralt snorted angrily, took a last deep look at Veigar, and then led the team out of the room.

Since becoming a magician and entering the trial system, when has he lost face so much? Now he has set his sights on Vega, the culprit, and also on the whistleblower Andre Hill.

If Andre Hill hadn't failed to tell him such important information, how could he have made such a fool of himself in front of a little kid? If he had the chance, he vowed to avenge this arrow.

(End of this chapter)