It’s getting harder and harder to be a villain these days

But Weekley was stubborn.

"As for you saying that the Red Blood Tribe is adulterated with demon blood...can you say that if a grain of salt is mixed into a glass of water, it is completely salt?"

Everyone in the council, including Olivia, did not expect this to unfold, and could not even understand Weekly's actions at this moment...

Because of the war between the two sides 60 years ago, Weekley's Pod family also participated.

They even made more impressive military exploits than anyone else. They killed countless Crimson Blood Tribes and even divided up half of the mining rights of magic stone mines.

But now Vickrey is saying these things instead?Is he really denying his family?

"But the Redbloods don't even have the same religion as us. They are pagans."

"Religion? Are we here to talk about religion? This is the Wizards' Council. You should go to the church to say these words." Vickery said coldly.

Betan was so angry that he almost broke his teeth.

But there was nothing he could do against the stubborn Vickrey.

Although the Wizarding Council may appear to be equals at first glance, certain families have a greater say in special matters.

Among the 12 families present, no family can clearly surpass the Pod family in terms of long lineage or research on magic. This is an unshakable authority.

The demon hunter bloodline of the Pod family can even be pursued as early as 500 years ago. They were the first people to resist demons.

If as a direct descendant of the demon hunter bloodline, Weekly insists on 'protecting the Red Blood Tribe'...

"It seems that this bill cannot be concluded for the time being, so the bill related to the Red Blood Tribe will be postponed to the next parliament. After a short break, I will start the next project."

Zelidan's solemn words reached everyone's ears.

"boom!"

Betan knocked on the table angrily and stood up, glaring fiercely at Weekly and releasing his magic.

The entire space shook, and a pile of rocks fell from the ceiling of the conference room.

"Boom!"

The magic-containing stone hit Vickrey hard, but soon stopped weakly on his head.

The mage's hand is conveniently embodied here.

Vickrey managed to defend against Betan's magic with almost no effort.

Every wizard was very surprised. Although the conflict was fleeting, they could feel the magic fluctuations in it.

It was obvious that Betan's attack was entirely out of impulse, and he did not hold back. Although the magic was very rough, the power in it was not something that ordinary people could handle.

But Vickrey actually withstood such an onslaught with the help of a mere mage?

How far has his magical attainment reached?

"....Feel sorry."

Only then did the very nervous Betan realize what he had done. He took a step back and said in a panic.

Vickery smiled and nodded.

"It's only this time, it won't happen next time."

The stone grabbed by the mage's hand ignited flames and turned into ashes in an instant.

---

Immediately, the wizards walked to their respective lounges. Bertan kicked over the chair and stood up, while Olivia followed Tyne.

"Hahahahaha!"

As soon as Tyne entered the lounge, he burst into laughter.

"Father..."

Olivia was a little worried. Taen'er's current appearance was completely different from her usual father, and even a little strange.

"Interesting, really interesting. To be honest, I have always underestimated him..."

After the laughter, Taen'er lowered his head, seeming to be thinking about something.

Perhaps, he was inferring Vickrey's true purpose.

"..."

But Olivia thinks her father will never get the answer.

Because it was too simple, so simple that he wouldn't think about it, and he wouldn't believe it if he thought about it.

"...What is his purpose?"

Tyne is still guessing hard, so that the sun

The acupuncture points are slightly agitated.

The reason why Vickrey changed and violated the ancestral precepts was...

'There's enough killing in the world. '

Is that right?

Olivia remembered what Vickrey said last night.

----

After skipping the Crimson Blood Clan's motion, the subsequent parliament went smoothly.

Weekley said a good word in all the subsequent motions, so that the wizards who had argued with him until they were red-faced could feel relieved...

Some people were calmed down by his 'gentle' words, but others didn't buy it.

Although Weekley's original intention was to use the Council to get rid of his villain status as much as possible, his words of support for the Redbloods seem to have made him more hateful...

But no matter what, the nine-hour Wizards' Council was over.

He successfully rewrote the decision of the Wizards Council to wipe out the Red Blood Tribe for the first time in the game.

Although only temporarily.

"What are you going to do? Do you want the Scarlet Blood Tribe to grow secretly?"

Betan caught him as soon as he came out of the council chamber.

Vickery looked into his hateful eyes and shook her head.

"You'd better control your emotions."

"Control your emotions? Yes, of course you won't feel any pain if most of your family was not wiped out by the Scarlet Blood Tribe."

"Sixty years ago, your ancestors believed that the Redbloods were demons more than anyone else. Our clan followed you into the war, but the result was a disastrous defeat..."

Bethan glared at him, and Vickery did not avert his gaze.

Despite his short stature, Betan's strong body is full of magic.

Vickery said slowly.

"This is not a reason for you to regard the Redbloods as demons. The wizard's reason must override his anger."

"..."

Betan clenched his teeth, a ferocious look on his twisted face.

"Don't think this meeting will be the last!"

"From today on, you will be regarded as an enemy of the Beola family."

After saying that, Betan knocked away Vickrey and left quickly.

“…”

Weekley was not angry. On the contrary, he could understand the other party's mood. Judging from the fact that there was no fight, Betan had restrained himself extremely.

The Beola family invested a lot of energy in the war 60 years ago, but almost lost everything in a reckless defeat.

Even the head of the family dies, but gets nothing in return.

The Beola family has survived to this day purely due to the unremitting efforts of Betam and his father.

Then Ahir came.

"I'm surprised that you can suddenly change your view on the Crimson Blood Tribe, but this is a wise decision. For the Crimson Blood Tribe now, adopting a gentle policy is the best way."

Although Ahir is on his side, most other wizards hold the opposite attitude, and things are much more troublesome than imagined.

The price for Weekly's evil deeds in the past has come. These wizards hate him more than his words of support for the Redbloods.

"..."

I believe that after this meeting, his reputation will become even worse than before.

But Weekley has no regrets, at least...he gained valuable time.

The time until the next Wizards' Council will be very short, maybe only 1 or 2 years.

If there are players, they can grow to a pretty high level in two years.

But in this world where there are no players, at least assuming they don't exist...

Vickery could only hope.

During the rest of this period, characters such as Sophie and Olivia can grow as quickly as possible...

Or maybe a character who is more like a savior than him can appear...

Chapter 69 Isn’t this our noble Earl?

Early the next morning.

Before leaving the Wolf Mountains, Weekly went to the first area.

"No matter how many times I watch it, it still feels amazing..."

Walking in this village made of ice and snow, he couldn't help but marvel at the strange scenery.

Lifelike ice sculptures are a specialty here, and they are even more spectacular in reality than in the game.

But Vickrey didn’t come here for sightseeing.

Now that we have got the top material for making wands, such as 'Tree Demon Remains', it would be a pity not to use it.

You must know that there is a famous craftsman in the Wolf Mountains.

So he planned to buy some auxiliary materials from a nearby magic shop before customizing a wand.

Just walk and walk like this.

"Your tent is too expensive."

Vickrey spotted a familiar figure in front of a shop.

"Of course it's expensive, but the materials used are first-class."

"Is there anything cheaper?"

"Yes, yes, but didn't you buy it for outings in the Wolf Mountains?"

"Yes."

"That won't work. If you want to have an outing near the Wolff Mountains, you can't buy cheap ones, otherwise people will die."

"It's ok..."

The name of the woman who was negotiating with the merchant in front was Loveshi Kama.

It was the deputy director of the Imperial Security Service whom he met on the way to the Wizards' Conference.

Coincidence?

Kitty's eyes widened and she pointed at her.

"what!"

"how

What? ”

"It's a benefactor! Thanks to her, I was able to get to the parliament in time!"

"yes."