What a Mess Your Circle Is

As proof of invitation for an expert witness, the Justice Bronze Plaque naturally contained information related to the case, allowing the invitee to make a better decision.

The fact that the "Symbol of the Dissenter" had lit up meant it was likely transmitting case information.

It was just that this method left Tang Qi somewhat speechless.

"Was it simply being contrarian? Or was this how Dissenters worked?"

Just as Tang Qi was about to think it over, the conversation continued.

It was still that Justice Attendant called Kodokus. Clearly, his role in the Court of Justice was that of prosecutor. With firm, infectious words, he recounted the crimes of the Namer Tribe's Princess.

As for the defense, the Symbol of the Dissenter was undoubtedly the worst possible "defense lawyer." Although its voice brimmed with skeptical mockery, it used only one method: repeating the same sentence.

"She is innocent!"

It acted exactly like an incompetent rookie lawyer throwing a tantrum. If this mechanical symbol was truly handling the defense, the Namer Tribe's Princess was probably doomed.

Very quickly, Tang Qi instinctively ignored the words "She is innocent!" and merely listened to Kodokus's account. Several dozen seconds later, he roughly understood what had happened.

"A murder case took place in a foreign realm. Not long ago, Dineola, Princess of the Namer Tribe, disregarded the objections of her people and slaughtered several thousand Omos People, including the Omos Tribe's incredibly aged King."

"This sudden war nearly caused the Namer Tribe and the Omos Tribe to go to war. Gods stood behind both sides, and once they were dragged into the mire of war, the consequences would be terrifying."

"In the end, Dineola was sent before the Court of Justice. The Namer Tribe announced her expulsion, while the Omos Tribe placed her on its