The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 126 Ch125 is a cat person

Chapter 126 Ch.125 A cat person

"You are also aware that the Coal Bill is being blocked. I thought that the resistance would gradually decrease over time - but Charles colluded with the cultists and attacked and killed the nobles and their families who opposed him at the banquet!"

"Is it just because he has a group of mines?!"

"These people headed by him are more greedy than those businessmen and more brutal than robbers!"

The woman in the seat was filled with anger at the mention of Charles Chloe.

"Who does he think he is?"

"Anyone who opposes him will die?"

"What does he regard the country and the law as?"

Lavia Headey said nothing.

She waited for a while, and then heard the woman speak again:
"…The Parliament of Truth, the House of Representatives, the blue-blooded nobles, and even the pagans are all watching this matter."

Lavia Heidi frowned: "If the murderer is not found, the blue-blooded nobles will continue to investigate. Will they..."

The Queen said coldly:

"Investigate further? Blue-blood nobles? In person?"

"If they 'discover' that we did it, then we will 'discover' that Minth Chloe was the incubator chosen by Charles. It is inhumane to use his son as his own incubator. Do you think Charles Chloe will let it spread?"

"They may investigate secretly, but they won't do it with the same fanfare as before, and they won't dare to provoke us on this matter."

When the blue-blooded nobles were mentioned, a trace of disgust flashed in the queen's eyes: "Heidi, I don't have enough strength now."

"I need you, and I need more people to help me."

Lavia Headey hesitated: "The Inquisition never gets involved..."

"They won't be 'out of touch' forever." Victoria narrowed her eyes slightly. "Have you noticed? Since Roland Collins joined the Inquisition, their way of doing things has changed. Enid didn't care about the lives of her subordinates before. She stayed in her cold, dark cave all day long."

"But now, she has sent people to protect the executive officer's family."

“This is a very interesting change…”

Victoria chuckled and tapped the armrest, her young eyes filled with a shrewdness that showed she knew everything.

Victoria knew a little bit about the mess going on in the church.

Let me give you a very simple example: How low is the status of an executive?

Not to mention being feared by nobles or wealthy businessmen who understand their power like normal ritualists, or even being given a little respect...

It's all impossible.

They may even be looked down upon by civilians.

Victoria knew exactly what the church wanted and what it had done over the years.

I also understand what the Parliament of Truth wants and what it has done.

Since "that incident" happened, the remaining executives have learned to be "soft" either voluntarily or under duress.

As for the monastery?
They just listen to the church, and then every few years they select an extraordinary prostitute from a group of girls.

There is so much dirt in Holy Cross.

But even so, to be honest, she, like the church, was not very happy to see the Inquisition have such strong authority - able to judge and burn at will.

It is normal for them to be surrounded by enemies.

But for now she couldn't allow the scales to continue to tilt towards the Church and the Parliament of Truth.

At least, before the Parliament of Truth "invited" her to sit on that chair, before she became the first person under the Benefactor, the Inquisition was a sharp knife that was useful enough.

An excellent collaborator whose strength is not outstanding, but is just right for their level.

"I was the first to extend a hand of friendship, so I just wanted to save her face."

Victoria sighed slightly, with a faint look of fatigue on her face: "Without Mingsi Chloe, when Charles reaches the eighth ring, he will have to re-select the parasitic target and re-prepare the complicated ceremony..."

Lavia Heidi quietly continued what the queen had not said: "This is good news for us. The group of people led by him hold considerable power in the Blue Blood Nobles and the Parliament of Truth. Once he stops moving forward, it will give us enough time."

"What's more, some of the blue-blood nobles still support us, Your Majesty."

Any large organization is complex, and you cannot guarantee that the thoughts, opinions and interests of the people within it will always be consistent.

Victoria liked this.

Humans are really interesting animals.

Hard to imagine.

There are even some "weirdos" among the blue-blooded nobles who are keen on charity, donating to women and children to improve their working environment and advocate reducing workers' working hours - who cares about the wear and tear of machine parts, there are plenty of them, right? They are endless.

The Queen smiled and said, "So, when they find out that Charles Chloe is like a mad dog messing with a young executive officer who has an 'intimate' relationship with a certain chief judge - they will be more supportive of us."

She knew those people. As greedy as hyenas, but unwilling to pay any price.

They like to gain benefits through chaos, but they don't want chaos to happen around them.

In particular, some ritualists are not keen on pursuing immortality, but rather like pearls and gold, prefer whiskey and women kneeling in front of them, and dictate state affairs and make suggestions that they think are reasonable...

'Thinking from the monarch's side' does not mean that you should comment on every proposal made by the monarch.

Victoria hated this but had to put up with it.

Fortunately, this time, there will be more people supporting her.

Little by little...

soon.

She can master what she should master.

Lavia Heidi frowned slightly: "The Ritualist Act stipulates that high-level ritualists are not allowed to fight in urban areas, even if the "field" is opened."

Victoria raised her eyebrows: "The Ritualists Act also stipulates that high-level ritualists are not allowed to attack low-level ritualists - how many ritualists die from high-level rituals every year?"

Heidi was silent.

"It's useless." The woman on the chair uttered a word softly.

Just like the authority she held two years ago.

It is an illusory shadow that can only be seen but never touched...

嗏

Ever since she had Heidi.

With Francis.

With help from everyone.

The shadow became more and more real.

"Have Iris inform Enid that Charles Chloe will most likely take action against Roland Collins at the funeral tomorrow."

"His Majesty?"

Lavia Heidi was surprised: "Let Iris go? She has worked so hard to weave the web. Once she tells Enid Jutia, it will violate the rules of the ritual - the threads that sew fate together will all be broken..."

"This is my sincerity. Moreover, even if I don't say it, she can find out and stop Charles Chloe in time - I know her as well as she knows me."

The Queen curled her lips, with a very complicated impression of a certain judge: "We have achieved our goal, and there is no need to weave a web anymore..."

"Do as I say."

Victoria paused, and suddenly thought of something.

"…Heidi, invite Roland Collins for me."

"I want to meet this person."

When this name was mentioned, Lavia Heidi frowned: "He is just a man who relies on his looks and has no power-"

"Heidi."

Victoria's eyes were calm.

This made the kneeling ritualists shut up immediately.

"Enid wouldn't fall in love with someone just based on looks."

She said, curiosity flickering in her eyes.

"There must be something extraordinary about this person..."

Lavia Heidi really didn't like her rose praising others: "Your Majesty, we only need to talk to Enid Jutia..."