A Girl Who Was Told "You Have No Talent" Turned Out To Be A Talented Monster - Chapter 77.2

Ilysis praised the courage of the people including Dande then glared at Baider, who searched for words but couldn’t get his head around it.

“You’re just conspiring to frame me because I don’t have a good relationship with adventurers!” (Baider)

“I’ll leave that to people’s individual judgment whether their claims have any meaning.” (Ilysis)

“Ye, yes indeed! But what about her…” (Baider)

“As for her, she already has an alibi.” (Ilysis)

The people Ilysis introduced were various: an adventurer, Viscount Orion, and a Cook. Almost all of them were people Litty had accepted requests from.

“As many of you know, she is very active in the capital. From morning till late at night… that there’s not even a chance for her to bother others.”

“That’s right! And even on the day of other crimes, she was picking up the ingredients I asked for!” (Cook)

“I’m sure she was not in the capital for a long time when I asked her to find something as a present for my grandchildren.”

“No, no, but I caught that adventurer in the act!” (Baider)

Baider’s howl, which could be called a howl of anguish, no longer had any effect on the rest of the courtroom. As if to affirm this, the people around joined in.

“Who would believe you?”

“She’s a good kid! She is doing her best despite being so young!” 

“Being with Dande doesn’t mean she is involved in his wrongdoings. Rather, it is the negligence of the knight Baider and his wrongful arrest that is the problem.”

As if to add insult to injury, Count De Mile and Maamu also came to prove Litty’s innocence.

With even high-profile aristocrats on her side, Litty’s innocence had basically been confirmed. Baider, perhaps sensing this, waved his head from side to side, refusing to look up.

“…Knight Baider, we will discuss your punishment later.”

“Your Majesty! Even if it’s wrong, it’s because I was thinking about my country as a knight! I regret that I went too far! There are some things that can only be preserved with a little roughness!” (Baider)

No one took Baider’s rant seriously. He was alone, screaming in confusion.

“I’m the captain of the Amphisbaena! I am the eldest son of the Wech family! I am recognized as a knight! I am a knight!” (Baider)

“You should let him calm down a bit. Take him away.” (King)

“Hiii…!” (Baider)

Baider was scared of Redner who was like a serpent staring at him.

“Oh, Redner there is also involved, you know! Check it out! He’s the one who thinks adventurers are evil! I was just being threatened by him to do all of this!” (Baider)

Just as Baider was about to lash out, two black-armored knights, the same two who were guarding Redner, held him down.

Baider’s head was close enough to lick the floor, and he was flailing frantically.

“All of it! It’s all your fault! You little sh_t! Ever since you came here, you’ve been a pain in the neck!” (Baider)

Litty understood what Baider was saying to her, yet she simply ignored it. To Litty, she was simply doing what she had to.

“Litty. This is probably the last time you’ll be talking to him. Is there anything you want to say?” (Redner)

“Nothing.” (Litty)

Redner asked Litty in an amused tone, but her answer was boring to him.

She’s an insufferable girl, and that was becoming Redner’s assessment of Litty.

“You dare underestimate this Baider! You, every one of you, are disgusting! Snakes! Everyone, everyone…….” (Baider)

He spewed spit all over the place and yelled unintelligibly. At this point, everyone guessed that Baider was finished in every sense of the word.

“This! This Aahhh!”

Baider was criticized earlier, but no one threw any words at him anymore.

The Royal Seat, the judge’s seat, the audience.

Everyone looked down on Baider, not only the witnesses, who should have been standing in the same position, but even the accused.

“Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah…” (Baider)

As Baider was dragged away from the courtroom, his strange voice faded into the distance.

“Let his insolence be overlooked at this time. Any further punishment is pointless.” (Redner)

Redner, who passed Baider’s rampage as a joke, said this to continue the trial. No one in this place would believe Baider’s accusations as Baider’s words carried no weight or meaning.

After Baider was dragged out, Ilysis looked at Aldis and said, “Now it’s time to deal with you as well, Aldis, Clarine, and Zhul.”

“What…?”

All the members of Yggdrasia knew what Ilysis was about to reveal. Aldis’s silent threats had no effect on her.

Aldis tried to look nonchalant, but he felt something creeping up his back.

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