Path of The Dragonborn - Vol 2 Chapter 1234

Sarah was flabbergasted for a moment-she didn’t expect that Director Heinrich, who always picks up faults with her on weekdays, would also have a day to defend herself. She suddenly felt some gratitude, and at the same time made her herself I feel more confident when I say this.

I originally looked at the “Iron-Blooded Prime Minister” and his men rather uncomfortable. Whether it’s from the old days of embarrassment with “association,” or plotting to completely expel the guerrilla association from the empire, or now scornfully using his student Li En as a handyman and a tool for the imperial government. Even the female spider Krueger who hated her in the first place, she recognized her loyalty and determination to Ryanfort; only Osborn and his lackey who were always aloof—it was Sarah. Angry, but there is no practical way to restrain it.

However, anyway, I now have no burdens: I have officially stepped down from school and returned to the ranks of guerrillas. It is estimated that these days; and guerrillas themselves rarely carry out activities in the empire. The big deal is going crazy in the end; although probably still unable to stop the imperial government’s conspiracy and plan, at least it can at least smash the face of the person who directly brings displeasure to himself and troubles Li En. What about a master who can draw a tie with “Feiyan Honger”? My Sarah Barrestan is also a class.

“Sorry… I shouldn’t have said that.” Reckett changed his tone, although his tone seemed insincere, “but the government please ask me to finish it. Please don’t disturb me now.” After that, just say it. Go ahead over Sarah.

Of course, Sarah does not eat this set. She didn’t say a word, stepping on Reckett’s only way, staring at him with extremely serious eyes, and there was a purple thunder light all over her body.

“That’s how you thanked the Principal Beatrice who gave you this place to stay?” Reckett’s poker face finally showed an impatient looseness this time. Erz was accused of “obstructing the imperial government from performing official duties”? ”

“…” Sarah couldn’t help but suffocate. Indeed… if you consider Beatrice instructor… I caused such a trouble on the eve of her taking office as the principal…

Even if I had thought about it a long time ago and was ready to take over all the responsibilities that might be caused by this, but this kind of rhetoric seems not to make sense.

Fortunately, during the time of the stalemate, everyone who had been eavesdropping in the classroom through Heliga’s snooping spells just now came to the corridor. Heilija, who took the lead, put on a business-like smile, as if welcoming a regular shopkeeper, “Oh…don’t make it so stiff. It was just a trivial thing… Instructor Sarah is just because she is still looking for it recently. It’s just a little bit of injustice to the subject.”

“Oh… this isn’t…” Reckett was taken aback for a moment-then he remembered that this man had indeed heard from the Intelligence Bureau that he seemed to appear in Tolista. As for his mode of transportation-anyway “Railway Gendarmerie The imperial train system under surveillance has already had the highest level of response to Heliga, but it seems that it has never appeared.

“Things weren’t that complicated.” Heliga snatched the imperial government’s order document directly from Rekert, and then he tore it to pieces without care, and scattered it casually. “It’s Yalander of the Imperial Military Intelligence Bureau. Captain Er came to Tolz to inspect the studies of the second-year students, looking for talents who can enter the Intelligence Bureau.”

“…Please explain your behavior.” Reckett was taken aback for a moment; then a piece of paper fell on Reckett’s head like snowflakes, and it seemed to wake him up, “The behavior just now…From my understanding, It seems that it is planning to openly confront the imperial government.”

“Really?” Heliga picked up the shredded paper from her shoulder. “This is clearly a piece of white paper. Nothing is written on it. Right?”

The magic light flashed, and the contents of the imperial government documents remaining on the paper instantly disappeared completely.

“Indeed.” ×10.

“…You are…” Reckett’s expression turned into a wry smile—it seemed like it was a bad plan to pick Lien and all his companions to convey orders. Especially when Heliga is here…when he is away, at most they, from the instructor to the students, can only express their indignation in words. With the presence of Heliga, they suddenly become bold guys. .

“I did receive informal enquiries and inquiries from the imperial government, asking if I could participate in a civilian arms collection operation in the Julai District.” Li En honestly held up the notice in his hand— Instead of using paper and ink exclusively used by the imperial government, “but after consideration, I decided to reject the request for this operation.”

The difference between informal documents and formal documents is that-if the former wants to refuse, it does not require much effort.

“Why?” This seems to be the first time Li En has expressed his rejection of the imperial government’s commissions and orders. So Reckett’s mouth asked such a question almost instinctively.

“I have been fighting the enemy for two months, can’t I enjoy it?” Li En calmly said what Heliga taught him.

Suddenly, there were ups and downs of laughter around.

“That’s it?” “That’s it.”

“…Forget it. You have to know, I will report this incident to your Excellency.” Seeing that he seemed to be treated like a clown, Reckett understood that there was no point in staying any longer. It is true that this operation is not for Li En to take part in person, but the Intelligence Bureau wants to make some articles and put some pressure on Zhu Lai’s riotous public opinion.

“Whatever you want. It’s best to explain Li En’s embarrassment with us, I believe he will be particularly interested.” Heliga doesn’t care about this threat, “You tell him by the way. When Closbell is doing things, it’s better to look good, don’t gobble it up, it makes people look disgusting.”

“…Definitely convey it.” Recht became the expressionless face again. He seemed to know why Heliga embarrassed him for no reason; it was because of a recent personnel change from Closberg. In your ears.

“Bah…”Iron-blooded” running dog. “Looking at Rector’s back, Sarah finally said so viciously.

“It’s up to the owner to beat the dog. He is right. At this stage, taking his meat away and stuffing him with a bowl of **** will make him sick for a long time.” Heliga said.

“It may not be disgusting to get him.” It was Fei who took the trouble. “After all… Dogs can’t change their shit.”

“Puff…hahahaha…” Now, everyone who was just amused by Li En’s seriousness just now couldn’t be stretched, and the presumptuous laughter resounded throughout the corridor. Of course, only Miriam, a colleague of Reckett’s Intelligence Bureau, kept a little bit of face to his comrades for the time being, and did not laugh with him.

“You… are really outrageous!” Director Heinrich, who had not recovered until then, suddenly remembered his responsibilities as the dean of teaching, so he looked furious, “As a student of the noncommissioned school, I actually did this…well, the director-general agent, don’t care about it…you guys…just stand me up!”