The Secret Code of Monsters.

Chapter 704 Ch.703 The Fountain of Youth Opens (Happy New Year!)
This was the first time Roland saw the dungeon full of people since he joined the Inquisition.

This group of parasitized mortals will have to spend a long and boring life here - the luckiest among them will receive treatment and save their lives, while the vast majority of the rest...

Roland was unusually busy.

In the past, only Fernandez was on duty, but in this case, almost half of the court's enforcement officers were mobilized - they had to work with detectives from the Inspectorate to search various areas based on the confessions, regardless of whether they were the suspects in the confessions or people related to the suspects.

The "pearl in the shell" is very dangerous.

Let's say that.

In just a few days, three people had died in the dungeon from banging their heads.

Those who have never tried it will never understand how happy the "happiness" they talk about is.

And those who have truly tried it have become complete slaves to happiness.

'Only fools try. Us? We just have to burn the fools. In a way, this is also a kind of screening - isn't it? What the school does is actually the same as what we do.'

This is how Enid Judia responded to the letter of rebuke from Buckingham Palace.

It also makes sense.

Anyone stupid enough to put this thing in their ears has no need to go to school.

In short, the trouble caused by this incident is more far-reaching than that of ordinary alien cases.

Many court officials were shocked and denounced Victoria's "womanly mind" - they said that it was because of her ignorance and vanity that she would rather focus on showing off the afternoon tea than appoint professionals to look after the academy. Her laziness and arrogance caused these poor children to wither at the age when they should have been protected the most.

(The man who said this was accused by the Queen's defenders the next moment of having three eleven-year-old girls from Liverpool in his family, and who, according to "reliable sources", had boasted at a party that he was a qualified "teacher".)
But no matter what, there is no way to change the mistakes made by the Queen.

To support the 'theory', someone calculated the cost of Queen's College - including the necessary expenses for building it, the cost of hiring teachers, and various daily expenses.

A shrewd man from the secret party pointed out that someone had embezzled at least half of the funds allocated.

Who is it?
Like Roland, they didn't need to know the man's name.

All you need to know is that he is the head of the academy, sent by the Queen herself.

"This is what our monarch is capable of! With such a cow on the throne, I am afraid that we will never see true glory until we die, except for a fresh portion of milk every day - by the way, gentlemen, that portion of milk is probably only provided to her cousin."

That's quite rude.

But it also represents the voice of some people.

later.

Detectives found the bodies of several girls and many boxes of valuable red wine and cigars in the cellar of the man in charge's villa.

There are even standard-sized gold bars.

For a moment, the House was in an uproar.

With such a huge grant, they could foresee how comfortable the life of the gentleman without long hair was - he even imprisoned and killed students!

This is a student!
How dare he treat the future of the country like this? !
How would he explain this to the citizens who sent their children to the academy?

Who will explain?

Who is this person?

The person in charge appointed by His Majesty.

The one chosen by their monarch.

and so.

When Roland was running around London all day, pulling the ears of every suspect, what he heard the executive officers talk about most was the quarrels in the House of Representatives, and the criticism and defense of the Supreme Lady.

This diluted the impact of Darwin's thick work.

In addition, the judges of the Tribunal are also busy tracking down the ritualist behind the case - who was the ritualist who seduced John Ancher in the first place? What was its purpose?
Every day, the newspapers either publish "Should we trust a traveling liar?", "Where did humans come from?", or "The Supreme Man and Her Supreme Secret", "The Pros and Cons of Female Monarchs", "The Price of Knowledge" - alternating over and over again.

The city of London was in an uproar, whether noble or humble.

In these busy days...

The Fountain of Youth opened.

That day.

Paul Collins wore a neat gentleman's suit and trimmed his beard to a suitable length, while James Jones wore a lake blue dress.

The salesperson in the perfume shop had obviously received Randolph's instructions (or warnings) long ago, and was extremely polite, even humble, to the two managers who came out of nowhere - when it came to Roland's "parents", Randolph knew the seriousness of the consequences of messing up.

He told the clerk the same thing.

'If you make a mistake in Golden Mist, I'm afraid you will be sent to a more remote place. I'm not a mean person, sir, but I have to warn you.'

'If you anger this couple.'

'I can't speak for you.'

'As the owner of Golden Smoke, I know very well what you usually do, and I don't think that changing your profession can correct your moral flaws - just a reminder, everyone. I remind you, the upcoming gentlemen and ladies, the Taylor family is not to be messed with.'

'If you are willing to take the risk under their noses, then do so.'

These words undoubtedly made the clever people temporarily suppress some of their thoughts.

The process of taking over the store was very smooth.

It can be said that Pushou Collins has never done such a "simple" business in his life - in fact, he doesn't have to do anything. He can sit in a comfortable low-backed chair, drink the black tea brewed by his men, and chat with James Jones for half a day.

In the afternoon, someone will bring a sumptuous lunch.

The same thing happened in the afternoon.

——If we have to talk about the part about "business", it can only be about welcoming and seeing off guests.

On the opening day, many unexpected people came.

The "Fountain of Youth" is located on Regent Street (originally located on Piccadilly Circus). In Randolph's words, this is a street where "wealth is gathered" - all kinds of fashionable shops are opened here. Unless it is attacked in the capital, there are always two places in London that are bustling all year round.

One is the theatres around Piccadilly Circus, and the other is Regent Street in the West End.

Since early morning, Puhu Collins has been smiling.

Too many unfamiliar faces of important status came to visit.

He wanted to put on a calm and dignified demeanor, like a thorough businessman: but experience taught him that pretending in front of these people might embarrass Roland - who doesn't know where his uncle came from?

So, after some discussion, old Collins and Yam reorganized their response strategy.

——Just like usual.

Since I came from the slums, there was no need to pretend to be a native West Sider.

He and his woman stood at the counter, welcoming and seeing off those who were graceful or tall, polite or very polite - until Enid Jutia arrived.

Until various women came later.

Only gradually did Puhu Collins discover that something was wrong.

Roland Collins.

How many women did my own boy have sex with...

Not sure?

(End of this chapter)