The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 1159

Chapter 1159 Law Isn’t Punishment but Redemption

In Courtroom One, the atmosphere was tense.

After a brief silence, the presiding judge’s authoritative voice echoed through the room.

“Silence! Anyone who disrupts the trial will be forcibly escorted from the courtroom!”

All eyes turned to Robin.

His earlier interruption had already tested the judge’s patience. If he continued, he would surely be thrown out.

In the plaintiff’s gallery, Eryndor was also present.

At that moment, he realized that the person speaking was none other than Divine Drakebane.

A shiver ran down his spine as he glanced at the figures surrounding Robin.

He carefully analyzed Robin’s words, quickly noticing the clear bias in favor of the defendant.

A sense of dread washed over Eryndor.

If Robin truly sided with the defendant, then what was the point of this trial?

Winning the case would bring huge profits to Valysar Lab, maximizing its benefits. But if they offended Divine Drakebane, his life could be at risk!

In the battle at Kirie Mountain yesterday, Dubh, Neasan, and Kendrick had all been killed.

Even the upper ranks of the Cabinet had issued orders.

All of this pointed to a single truth–Divine Drakebane was someone no one could afford to cross in Elaria!

“Mr. Drakebane!” Eryndor hurried over to Robin, causing an immediate stir in the

courtroom.

The judges and onlookers were equally bewildered.

The presiding judge wanted to speak but found himself unable to utter a word.

“Return to

Eryndor halted at once and retreated to

avchance left overtone

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Robin was to make

exchanged confused

figures like Conall, Eoran, Thorne, and even Shania from the

powerful people present, they essentially

it mean for such big

they were aligned with

court moved against Robin, the

to gain their positions,

it all now

secretly accepted a massive bribe from Valysar Lab. If they failed to rule in Valysar Lab’s favor, their lives

assassins of the martial society lived by a code–take

judges were no different, only they operated within the system, while the

law, and

they could twist justice–turning

ancients served

Since they had accepted one million Autreynian

ruin them, especially in a world that

in the defendant’s seat, Alice felt

thought she’d see Robin again, especially not

spoken directly in her favor, his words had already hinted at the likely

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Alice gamed art’s con and detached expresim it felt

just one a great her world seemed as

aor saite smaze hedicine that there depend

believed that she would never cross

crud wis–in this foreign land

her most stuming–ger

joke by bringing her face–to–face with the mean she owed

the irony

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