Chapter 116

It began to get dark. After cleaning up all the slave traders belonging to which business group, he led his men back to the mine. At this time, through the plundering of the slave traders, his miners suddenly soared to more than 20000.

After receiving enough mining tools and some food, kukas ordered his soldiers to rectify the miners in order to integrate them into the Mining collective as soon as possible. Well, although this large group is very pitiful, kukas did not hesitate to let these miners work for him permanently until they died in the mine.

After dealing with these trivial things, before he had dinner, people from the military came down to him. "Knight, the military court wants to judge you, please come with us!" said hundreds of soldiers led by heavily armored soldiers in half red robes to the mine to find kukas.

"Can I have dinner first?" kukas licked his lips and said, looking at the rich food just served.

"Of course, but I hope you can speed up."

As the red heavily armored warrior spoke, kukas quickly stuffed food into his mouth. A lot of food was swallowed by him. It took only half of his usual meal time, and he solved his dinner.

It was not allowed to wear armor or carry weapons. Just after wearing their military uniforms, these red robed and heavily armored soldiers escorted kukas to the military court.

There were a large number of war horses outside the mine. They rode on the war horses and ran for several miles. They soon arrived at the castle of the military headquarters here.

He walked around the corridors, climbed the stairs, and went up and down. Finally, kukas didn't know whether he had reached the top or bottom of the earth. When the heavily armored soldiers around him stopped behind a huge wooden door, he found that he had reached his destination.

Some soldiers came forward and knocked on the door. After a short time, the heavy wooden door opened with a creaking sound, and a glimmer of light also leaked through the crack of the door in some dark corridors outside.

"Knight kukas?" a clerk came out of the door. He looked at kukas carefully and motioned him to enter with himself.

The space of the military court is very large. In the center is a slightly higher table, surrounded by high back armchairs full of officers. Kukas was taken to a chair under the table by the clerk. Kukas feels like the courts of previous lives here.

The whole court was in chaos. The officers blamed each other and roared loudly. Some officers even jumped up, reached out and pointed to their opponents and roared loudly.

Kukas could not understand what they were arguing about. He just sat in his chair and closed his eyes, ignoring the quarrels of the officers. After all, any one of these officers is several times stronger than him, and their power is several times or even dozens of times higher. He ignores it. Those people will never listen to his words.

"Silence!" just as kukas sat in his chair, closed his eyes and stirred his muscles a little to exercise, a huge voice sounded. "Now the knight kukas answers."

"Knight kukas, do you think you have made a mistake?" a middle-aged officer on the high platform asked kukas in a deep voice. At this time, the quarrelling officers were quiet, waiting for kukas's answer.

"Be lenient in resistance, be strict in confession!" this famous saying kukas believes that both the world in his previous life and the world in his present life are universal.

"I'm sorry, I haven't made any mistakes. I've never made any mistakes since I was taught by an old knight." kukas replied without hesitation. And his words made the officers around him listen very funny.

"Did you kill a bartender and some slave traders?" the middle-aged officer continued. He said nearly a hundred names in a row and asked if these people were killed by kukas.

"No, I never killed these people." kukas immediately shook his head and said seriously, "as a soldier, I won't lie."

"Many people saw you kill these people. Why do you want to defend?" another officer on the high platform asked kukas.

"I think they must be mistaken. We should know that there are casters in the world. Casters can make hundreds of people and tens of thousands of people hallucinate at the same time. This is not a rare thing." kukas turned his mouth and said indifferently: "those people have no enemies with me. Why should I kill them?"

"Because they obstructed you from obtaining benefits, in order to get rid of those honest and kind-hearted people, you killed them cruelly." another officer on the high platform shouted, "do you think it's something a soldier should do to kill these people for his own interests?"

"As I said, I didn't kill those people. This is the first time I've heard these names." kukas grinned. He reached out and grabbed his bare head, and his fingers scratched the scar on his head: "I killed the enemy on the front line for the sake of the Empire, but I didn't expect to be framed when I came back. It's really chilling."

"It's said that your soldiers are missing, so you use the excuse of looking for soldiers to kill wantonly and rob money. Is that right?"

"No, my soldiers were brutally kidnapped by the imperial rebels. In order to defend the Empire, I decided to eradicate those imperial rebels, and I still believe that those imperial rebels are still lurking in the iron furnace fortress. I want to ask the officer to give me 10000 troops and horses to be loyal to the Empire and completely eliminate those rebels." kukas said solemnly.

"Did you rob the money and the goods of some slave traders? Don't argue. Some victims come to us, and they can testify in court at any time that you robbed their goods." another officer on the high platform asked in a deep voice. Some of the other officers closed their eyes, some sneered, and some looked satisfied.

"No, as an imperial soldier, I always abide by the rules of the military headquarters and never rob money and goods." kukas continued to deny without hesitation. He just knows that in such a place, all remarks that are inappropriate to him should be denied, and should be completely denied. "If a witness can prove that I robbed those things, I can also find a witness to prove that I didn't rob those things."