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Chapter 160 How dare you not know my name? (Seeking the first monthly ticket in May)
After all, Charlotte had worked in the Central Government Office of the Fars Empire for two years and was familiar with the various office procedures of the empire.

He cunningly made three copies of the "legally binding" duel letter and sent someone to deliver it to Mostar Castle, asking Grand Duchess Joseph and Grand Priest Augsradin to be witnesses of the duel.

The Duchess and the high priest signed their names happily and returned the document. Only then did Charlotte send the duel document to Zeus' camp.

Hughes slightly changed a few words and mentioned a third witness, Vigo, a holy knight of South Seraf. Charlotte didn't care and agreed to Hughes's changes and the third witness. When all the documents were in the hands of the parties involved, all the formal procedures for the duel were completed.

The next morning, the Grand Duchess, the High Priest, and even Baron Feberie all climbed to the top of the city wall to watch the battle, ready to cheer for Charlotte.

Although Baron Feboli was quite dissatisfied with Charlotte for not asking him to be a witness, he was still very excited and kept muttering: "Kill those ladies of Nansela, let them steal my money, my famous paintings, and my furniture..."

"Xius, you will die a miserable death."

"No one can steal from me and get away with it. I curse you to die by Charlotte's hand."

"Charlotte, do your best. As long as you kill the guy who stole my property, I will talk to my sister and give you a promotion."

Charlotte broke through three military camps, and Hughes no longer besieged Mostar Fortress and gathered all the troops together. However, the situation did not change for the people in Mostar Fortress, and they did not dare to flee the city.

When it was noon, Charlotte brought her own team, as well as Doberman, Yellow Bear, Anastasia, Gwen the Spotted Deer, Bancroft the Wind Wolf, and eighteen red bear warriors, to the outskirts of Mostar Castle.

Charlotte had made all preparations to kill Hughes at the foot of Mostar Castle.

Hughes also brought a group of Yugoslav Restoration Army generals to the outskirts of Mostar Castle.

Both sides had deep hatred and no one was willing to waste time. Archduchess Joseph shouted delicately from the top of the city wall: "Today, Charlotte Mecklen and..."

A voice rudely interrupted the Archduchess, shouting, "Not Hughes! I am here to duel with the murderer Charlotte."

"I am Zolman of the South Seraf Restoration Army, and I am the one who will eventually bury the Principality of Behemoth."

"Charlotte Mecklen, do you have any last words?"

Zolman's words boosted the morale of the Yugoslav Restoration Army and they cheered. Many people knew Zolman's strength and believed that he could kill Charlotte and avenge Jonathan.

Charlotte killing Joann was unacceptable to Lady Southella.

Every South Sera wanted to kill him and avenge their leader.

This was the second official duel in Charlotte's life.

He had no idea that his duel opponent had changed.

Facing Zorman, the general of the Yugoslav Restoration Army who was already over fifty years old but still as strong as a teenager, he couldn't help but complain: "Who are you?"

Zolman was furious and shouted, "How dare you not know my name?"

Zolman is really famous in South Serafia and even in the Empire. After all, he is the second most important person in the Restoration Army after Jonathan. If he were not too old, Jonathan would not necessarily hand over the Restoration Army to Hughes. Charlotte was confused. He had never heard of Jonathan, so how could he know Zolman?
He also couldn't understand why Zollman got so angry because he hadn't heard his name, and he added fuel to the fire by saying, "I wish you didn't know my name either."

Zollman was very angry. Very, very angry.

Charlotte looked sincere. She was not lying. She really didn't know Zolman's name, but Zolman knew Charlotte Mecklen! Almost every senior general of the Yugoslav Restoration Army had a copy of Charlotte's information.

This fact made Zollman even more angry, and he shouted: "I am your duel opponent, let's fight to the death."

All of Charlotte's methods were prepared for Hughes. Once used, they might not work anymore. He was very unhappy and didn't want to duel with Zolman in public. Charlotte waved her hand and asked her men to bring the duel document. After a careful look, she found that Hughes had changed a few words and changed the duel object in the document to the vague South Seraf general.

He couldn't help but curse inwardly: "These natives actually know how to play tricks on the paperwork."

Charlotte didn't know that there were also struggles within the Yugoslav Restoration Army. Some people didn't want Hughes' prestige to be too high. He had been too famous recently. If he lost to Hughes in a duel, Hughes would be stepping on his head. His rising reputation would be able to suppress most of the opposition from the Restoration Army.

The three great nobles on the walls of Mostar Castle, the Duchess and Baron Feber, all looked at each other, wondering what Lady Nansela was up to.

High Priest Ogusradin was looking down with great interest. Originally, he had no interest in this duel. Although Charlotte was somewhat extraordinary, she was only a mid-level transcendent after all.

Currently, only a handful of people know this, and only Hughes knows it in the South Seraf Restoration Army. But no one thinks that Charlotte's promotion to the middle level will change anything. Hughes didn't even remind Zolman because he thought this was not important.

Zolman emerged from the crowd and shouted abuse in the Mostar Castle, accusing Charlotte of being a coward for not daring to duel.

Charlotte waited for more than ten minutes before walking to the duel arena and said, "I always thought that my duel opponent was Hughes."

"Is the internal fighting among you, the South Seraf Restoration Army, so intense?"

"Hughes actually let you come here to die?"

Zolman was furious. He was originally frightened by Charlotte's record, until he learned that Charlotte was just a low-level extraordinary person. He even saw in the information that Charlotte had an embarrassing incident of running naked on the street in his early years. He looked down on Charlotte even more.

Zolman yelled, "Today, I will beat you until you run naked."

He thought it was a powerful humiliation.

Charlotte's face was indeed livid, and she looked at Hughes. Hughes shrugged his shoulders and said nothing. To him, this was a necessary sacrifice in order to unite Lady Southera. Even though it was Charlotte's privacy that was sacrificed, he still felt that he had a clear conscience.

Charlotte took a deep breath and comforted herself: "Perhaps these old stories will prevent me from marrying Anne, but I already have a good job now, so I don't necessarily have to live off her."

"Today, these bastards must die."

"Even if I summon an evil god, I cannot allow them to survive."

In an instant, Charlotte adjusted her mindset, pulled out the blood rose, and her fighting spirit was as fierce as fire.

(End of this chapter)