Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 910

Chapter 897 Ventilation

Ai Luo immediately looked over, the inquiry in his eyes almost stabbed Leah through like a knife.

Leah clenched her fists nervously, looking at Ai Luo like a little rabbit.

Ai Luo stared at Leah for a few seconds, his face regained its calmness, “Let’s go inside to talk.”

So the two figures disappeared in the firelight together.

When they reappeared, they returned to the bedroom just now.

Ai Luo sat on the throne with one hand on his chin, looking at Leah standing below.

“This is my palace, you don’t have to be hesitant and unclear when you speak.”

In Leah’s perception, there were only the two of them in the room.

Although Leah had no way of knowing whether there was someone monitoring in the dark, Leah believed that the Black Flame Emperor would be responsible for the secrets here.

If the other party still chose to convey the information she told to other members of the Judgment Court under this situation, Leah could only accept it.

So Leah took a deep breath and told everything she knew.

“Sir Stuart is in the deepest part of the Tribunal. You know where that place is, but please forgive me, I can’t tell you.”

Ailo was not angry because Leah had almost exposed the answer to him.

“Lost Corridor…” The information that Leah could not point out, he could say directly.

Ailo had already thought that Stuart was trapped in the Lost Corridor.

An indescribable anger burned from the bottom of his heart. But this fourth-level wizard who was very good at controlling black flames was also good at controlling his anger.

Although he was taller, he also knew what to do and when.

So this anger finally just circled in Ailo’s chest and returned to the unknown depths of consciousness.

But it did not go out, and it only needed a handful of firewood to start a new prairie fire.

Without changing his movements, Ailo asked Leah directly, “Why did you tell me this?”

Leah knew that she had succeeded, “So that when the black tide comes three years later, the Arbitration Court can focus most of its energy on resisting the black tide.”

“So selfless? But when you told me the news about Stuart, aren’t you afraid that it will cause me to break up with Flim, causing the Arbitration Court to fall apart, and ultimately make it impossible to organize effective actions against the black tide?”

Leah looked up, “I know you won’t, you cherish the Black Flame Empire and your people more than anyone else.”

Ailo’s palm that was resting on his chin moved to his brow bone, and a cold look came over him, “So you took the initiative to make this matter clear just to persuade me to look at the overall situation and tolerate Flim this time?”

Leah’s limbs were trembling slightly, as if she had been stripped n*ked and thrown into the cold sea.

Her teeth kept chattering, and even her voice was a little incoherent. “No, I can’t stand it. If I stand it once, there will be a next time. He has already regarded the Tribunal as his private property, and even regarded the Tribunal as more important than Nefert.”

As she spoke, the chill was decreasing, and finally disappeared, and Leah’s voice stopped shaking.

Ailo leaned back gently, “Tell me, what do you want to do?”

He was not irritated by Leah’s words. In Ailo’s view, whether it was his compromise with Flim, or his dispute with Flim until it caused an earthquake, it was ultimately to allow the continent of Nefert to survive the erosion of the black tide.

If Leah proposed to him to break up with Flim directly and have a fight, he would never agree.

Instead, he might just hand Leah over to Flim. This seemingly inhumane scene was all for the stability of the Tribunal.

Without the Tribunal, he alone would not be able to protect Black Flame.

However, Leah’s next words were not meant to sow discord between the two.

“Your Majesty Ailo, we all admit that in Lord Flim’s heart, protecting the continent of Nephrite and resisting the black tide are the top priorities. It’s just that as time goes by, many things have occupied his mind. We just hope that Lord Flim can return to purity and focus on resisting the erosion of Nephrite by the black tide.”

“It seems that the forces behind you are not small.” Ailo chuckled, “Don’t talk nonsense, tell me, you came to persuade me this time, what do you want me to do, or just persuade me not to do anything.”

Leah stroked her chest and bowed, “I’m sorry, Your Majesty Ailo, I’m just here to convey our ideas to you today, and I don’t intend to take this opportunity to exchange your promise. We know that once we find that what we are doing is not conducive to Nephrite, even if you promise today, you will definitely break it in the future. We just hope that when you need to make a decision in the future, you will consider what to do that is best for Nephrite, rather than worrying about personal relationships and conflicts of interest.”

“That’s it? That’s all?” Ailo was a little unconvinced.

Leah still bent over, only slightly raised her head, “I’m done, that’s all.”

However, as soon as she finished speaking, she suddenly saw a flash of black fire from the corner of her eye, and finally a violent collision and fierce explosion.

In the deafening explosion, Leah almost thought that she had turned into charcoal in the fire. But when she regained consciousness, she found herself lying on the ground of the small garden, with burning pain all over her body, almost forcing her to faint again.

She was a little surprised for a moment, and she didn’t expect Emperor Ailo to do this.

She felt a little annoyed and aggrieved in her heart, because she didn’t complete the task assigned by Lord Thor after all.

She struggled to get up from the ground, and some skin tissue was peeled off when she got up.

It was painful, but Leah didn’t dare to cast witchcraft in Emperor Ailo’s small garden, which might anger him again.

She limped out, the flesh and blood on her body stuck to her clothes, and cast the second punishment.

In order not to faint again, she walked while reflecting on what she did wrong. When Leah finally stepped out of the small garden, two familiar figures rushed over.

These were the two wizards who were traveling with Leah. They supported Leah on the left and right, with shock in their eyes.

They asked about the other person, and Leah told them with difficulty that the person had turned into ashes.

One of the older wizards shook his head and said, “I told you not to disturb His Majesty Ailo, you young people, just…”

He didn’t say the rest, but Leah also knew that the other party thought that she and the dead wizard relied on the identity of the wizard of the Judgment Court to communicate with Ailo, and behaved carelessly, and they deserved to be beaten up by the other party.

Listening to the muttering of the wizard on the side, Leah suddenly understood why Emperor Ailo attacked her in the end!

The wizard who entered the garden directly before was instigated by Leah to offend Emperor Ailo. And Leah wanted to take the opportunity to apologize and talk to Ailo.

But it was still a bit abrupt to do so. If Leah returned intact, she might be suspected of something she had said to Ailo that caused Ailo not to punish her.

And now, Ailo’s last blow almost burned her to charcoal, so any communication between the two of them became an offense against a fourth-level wizard, and she was directly punished and almost died.

Soon, the three of them walked out of Emperor Ailo’s bedroom. One wizard was still chattering, as if he was afraid of being taken out on, while the other wizard directly began to help Leah treat her burns.

Facing the dizzying accusations, Leah could only smile bitterly, “I know, I really know.”

(End of this chapter)