Chapter 1579: The Final Judgment

Chapter 1579: The Final Judgment



Ning arrived at the court, surrounded by a few soldiers who brought him there.

Redaime waited for him outside of the gate and walked with him as they entered the building.

"Nice work helping the Sparkless girl. Her story has made all the soldiers look at you in a new light. They love a person who helps others, especially a Sparkless," Redaime said.

"Katie?" Ning asked. "Her story got out?"

Redaime raised an eyebrow. "Did you not want it out? I thought you let the others know about her because you wanted it out."

"I just wanted to prove my innocence, no other reason," Ning said. "How's she doing? I haven't met her in a while."

Redaime seemed genuinely surprised by Ning's words. "She's... doing fine," she said. She didn't say anything afterward.

Ning arrived at the courtroom and saw many of the people from his previous visit there. They had already been seated and were only waiting for Ning to get here.

Ning went and sat at the seat where the judged sat. He looked to the front and saw two of the majors had already come and sat. The woman from last time smiled at him this time around, although it didn't seem as genuine as she might have wanted it to be.

The Major General's chair was empty as he hadn't come just yet.

Everyone waited around for the Major General, and the man finally walked in 10 minutes later. He went straight to his chair, ignoring all the soldiers who had stood up and saluted him.

He sat down on the chair and offhandedly gestured for everyone else to sit down as well. He looked at the papers in front of him and then at Ning.

He gave a small nod toward him before looking at everyone else. "We all know why we are gathered here. It is to pass judgment on this young man who has helped us remove the plague known as Dust from the citizens."

He took a piece of paper from the desk and read. "From what I have been told, nothing of what he had said last week had been false at all. At the same time, no other information has surfaced regarding him."

Many came and congratulated Ning for being able to prove his innocence, and many others spoke out about how they loved what he did with Katie.

He truly hadn't expected that story to be spread so far away.

Redaime walked up to him and patted him on the back. "Good job. Now we don't want to keep the Major General waiting, do we?"

"No, let's go," Ning said and walked away with Redaime.

They walked through a few corridors and up two flights of stairs to arrive in front of a large metal door that led to a massive room.

The door to the room was open and the Major General sat on his chair inside, looking through a DODS on his desk.

Redaime knocked on the door, catching the man's attention.

"Come on in," he said, smirking as he did so. "I asked for him to bring his General. It seems you've pretty much taken that spot already."

"I'm only doing what I can in the absence," Redaime said. "I can leave if you wish me to."

"No, stay," the Major General said. He then turned to Ning and finally gave a wide smile. "My young boy. I cannot tell you how proud of you I am."

He walked away from his desk and walked up to Ning, giving him a manly hug. "Oh, you've got quite the muscles there," he said as he moved back. He gave a big smile and slapped

Ning's back twice before walking back to his desk.

"Come, sit, sit. Don't stand around," the man said.

Ning was surprised to see this side of the man. He had appeared so serious and orderly the other times, that Ning could have never guessed he would be such a man.

He smiled back at the man and went to sit on one of the free chairs along with Redaime.