The Man's Decree

“You’re spouting nonsense, accusing me without evidence. I didn’t add anything to the fire source, and I have no idea why it exploded.” Upon realizing she was being falsely accused, Carla was immediately filled with rage and roared in anger.

“Do you think you’re clean just because you said that? What proof do you have? Out of all the disciples in the assessment, only you have the power to increase the strength of the fire source. If it wasn’t you, then who could it be?” Thiago questioned Carla for an answer.

“It was her. I saw her sneaking up to the fire source. Also, during this whole thing, she, a participating examination deacon, didn’t seem to be in a hurry at all. It was clear she was up to no good.” Upon seeing the situation, Adan also directed his accusations at Carla.

At that moment, Carla was at a loss for words and flushed with frustration. Yet, she didn’t know how to retort.

She didn’t understand why the fire source suddenly erupted.

In the end, Carla started crying out of sheer injustice, Seeing Carla’s demeanor, Thiago and Adan were brimming with satisfaction.

Jared couldn’t help but shake his head. It’s like that saying. Those who wrong you often know better than you just how unjustly treated you are.

Judd also voiced out his question. “Carla,

had the capability to pull off

of losing in the end and sabotaged the assessment, ensuring that a

looked at him with a sense of injustice

I didn’t mean it that way. I was just asking. If it really wasn’t you, there’s no need to be afraid. I won’t

jerk! Get lost. I didn’t do it at all,” Carla roared

Judd also grew somewhat

Carla, “If it wasn’t you, then who was it? The array I set up for

about who was responsible, and furthermore, within the entire assessment, she

she was always seen with the inner court disciple examinees, so it wasn’t too big of a

I explain myself? Carla merely wanted to take care of Jared, but she didn’t know things would turn

I have to die for you all to believe me?” Carla was driven to the brink

people who were wronged to the point of despair would commit suicide. It was because they had truly reached their

dead, we’ll believe you,”

to place the blame squarely on her. It would be seen as her taking her own life