I suppressed the weirdness in the shelter

Chapter 265 Preparations before Execution
When Wyatt revealed his identity as a "holy" apostle, the researchers who coveted Noga, including Spencer, could only flee in disgrace.

After all, he was an apostle, and everyone knew very well what this represented.

Just by virtue of his status as an apostle, he could receive preferential treatment among all the major forces, and in the Kingdom of Mayos, apostles could be directly regarded as royal family members.

After all, the most common method to win over apostles is marriage.

No one wants to be an enemy of the royal family, but in the face of the identity of an apostle, this common sense seems even less important.

When the vice-president learned that Wyatt was an apostle, he wanted to die. The annoyance caused by his previous suspension had long since disappeared. Compared with offending an apostle, a mere official position was nothing.

It is said that people will begin to cherish their lives more after gaining a certain amount of power. The vice president does not deny this statement at all. He himself has a very good bottom line.

If he could survive under Wyatt's hands, he would be enthusiastic to go there even if he was sent to the most backward place in the Wasteland Territory to support construction.

Fortunately, Wyatt did not have the intention to kill. After all, he did not care about the lives of irrelevant people, just like no one cared how many bugs were stepped on to death today.

When Wyatt politely asked everyone whether they still wanted to continue accepting Noga, the researchers in the institute were all confused, and even Spencer could only lower his head and remain silent.

Eventually they left, and even when Wyatt wanted to walk them to the door, they refused.

Afterwards, Wyatt inquired about the scene when the research group left the four institutes that day. It was said that they ran all the way, looking very embarrassed and completely different from the arrogant look they had when they came in.

It is said that the vice president fell three times in a row while passing through the office area, and the last fall broke his front teeth.

The staff had a hard time holding back their laughter when they saw this scene. Although they didn't know what these arrogant scholars had been through, they all knew that if there was anyone in the four institutes who could make them so embarrassed, that person must be Wyatt.

At this moment, the spreaders of gossip can stand up and speak out again. Wyatt did not intimidate those scholars, he just lured them in to teach them a lesson.

All in all, the Super Research Institute would not dare to attack the other four institutes in the short term.

This did not make Wyatt feel at ease. He knew that there was more than one vice president in the Institute of Extraordinary Studies. Even if he gave the newcomers a strong enough warning this time, he would not be able to scare those greedy guys.

As long as the benefits are great, even in a predicament where death is certain, there will be plenty of fools who believe that they are the one lucky one in a million.

Therefore, everyone must be made aware of the dangers of Noga.

After sending off the Extraordinary Institute, Wyatt began to prepare for Noga's execution.

The scheduled execution day is approaching soon. Today Wyatt is sitting in the office, listening to Helen's report.

"The official execution document will be delivered tomorrow. Do we need to postpone the execution date?"

"Tomorrow? Why is it so late?"

"The Tribunal rejected our application. They believed that Noga's crime was not serious enough to warrant the death penalty, so the application was submitted to the higher authorities as per the usual practice. His Majesty only issued the order today, and the Tribunal is following the procedure."

Wyatt nodded. He was satisfied with the result.

Although he had had some friction with the Inquisition before, there was nothing wrong with what they did in the matter of Noga, and it was completely in line with the rules.

However, this did allow Wyatt to further understand the Inquisition's attitude towards Noga.

The trial was fair and impartial, without favoritism, and without any controversy. This was actually a bit disturbing.

After all, this means that the crimes fabricated by Noga actually deceived the court.

Neither the high-level extraordinary people of the Inquisition nor the many equipment, magic arrays, and rituals could uncover Noga's crimes.

To be honest, it's not surprising that a demigod can do this. Even Wyatt can do it if he wants.

But the problem is that it still takes some effort to accomplish it, just like some people will buy bread online specifically for ants on the roadside.

Wyatt was really curious about the real purpose of Noga going to so much trouble.

"There is no need to postpone the execution date. Just arrange it as usual. How about sending out the invitation letters?"

"Everyone on the list has received invitations, and most of them are willing to come to the four prisons to observe the executions on the day of the executions."

"That's good. This is the first time that our four institutes are hosting a large number of foreign guests. We must perform well."

"Captain, a calamity-level execution is not suitable for demonstration. Are you sure you want to proceed?"

"Confirmed, Noga's execution must be displayed publicly."

The death penalty for a Calamity-level Fallen is a major event that deserves the close attention of the entire judicial system of the Kingdom of Mayos.

Every Calamity-grade being is a humanoid evil creature, but even so, they are more similar to humans in terms of thinking. When facing death, humans will instinctively feel fear.

The pressure before execution is likely to increase the activity of evil spirits to an unprecedented level, and it is very likely that the prisoner has already degenerated before he is sent to the execution ground.

Even if the execution process goes extremely smoothly and the prisoner is eager to die and cooperates fully, the subsequent disposal of the body is still a hassle.

Every inch of a Scourge-grade Fallen's body tissue has absorbed enough pollution, like an overflowing sponge. No matter how careful you are, it will seep as soon as you pick it up.

The same is true for the corpses of Calamity-level Fallen. They are quite troublesome to deal with, and one must also be on guard against people with ulterior motives who may steal part of the corpse to exchange for benefits or satisfy their own selfish desires.

Before Wyatt took office, there might not be a single catastrophic-level execution in decades, and the few cases that occurred required the concerted efforts of all the internment camps, with the preparation and follow-up taking at least half a year.

This is why it was so surprising when Wyatt first entered the deep zone and directly executed Douglas.

Helen naturally would not doubt Wyatt's strength. If it was an ordinary disaster-level execution, she would definitely not ask such a question.

But the target of execution this time is Noga, a calamity-level fallen being who even Wyatt himself has to treat with caution, an extremely special existence.

Her execution will be a brand new attempt. If any accident occurs at any stage, there will be no past experience to refer to.

Seeing Wyatt buried in his work after explaining the execution, Helen prepared to make him a pot of his favorite black tea.

Although she didn't know why Wyatt insisted on executing Noga, Helen knew very well that everything Wyatt did was for the four schools, and she had no doubt about it.

Therefore, as the lieutenant, she will fully support every decision made by Wyatt.

(End of this chapter)