"My apprentice?" Bruno, the Dragon of Imagination, wondered.
"Yes." Blade Knight Commander Jon Fano nodded and looked at Henry next to him. The latter immediately stepped forward and repeated Ask's words in detail.
"Oh, that's right." Bruno looked at Henry and immediately knew what happened at that time. He smiled and said, "Yes, Miss Nora Valennis Licinius is indeed my new apprentice. You can let her help you interrogate the prisoner."
"I see." Commander Jon Fano's brows immediately relaxed.
If it was any other demigod, the Blade Warriors would still have doubts. But the Dragon of Illusion is a demigod of His Majesty's family, and is an existence that the Blade Warriors can fully trust. And this trust can undoubtedly be entrusted to his new apprentice, Miss Nora, based on the master-apprentice relationship.
Previously, Blade Knight had considered asking His Excellency the Dragon of Illusion, who was proficient in the field of "mind", to help interrogate the prisoner, but His Excellency was a demigod after all, and it was impossible for him to condescend to do such trivial things. Now that his apprentice had joined, it couldn't be better.
"I will go and approve your apprentice to join the temporary interrogation team." Commander Jon Fano stood up, "Thank you very much for your generosity, sir."
"Yes." Bruno nodded with a smile, "By the way, please bring this scroll to her for me, thank you."
This news was quickly brought back to the prison by Henry. Both girls behaved very calmly. After all, they were already accustomed to the captain's magical method of taking advantage of every opportunity.
So the knights in the prison were brought out one by one and interrogated by Nora. As expected, more than 98% of the knights were innocent and knew nothing about the rebellion. Only a few actually participated in or planned the rebellion.
Eleanor watched the mind-reading results from the side, and her fists clenched involuntarily. She could not imagine that there were so many knights who had done nothing wrong, but still suffered the selective sacrifice of their superiors and the cruel torture of the Blade Knights.
Does being in a higher position mean that you naturally have the power to decide the life and death of your subordinates? Is this a reasonable and common thing
The more she thought about it, the more heartbroken she felt, and her face turned slightly blue.
Although she had been with the team for nearly a year and had accumulated a lot of experience traveling around the country, which had washed away a lot of her original naive ideas, when she actually witnessed the unfair treatment suffered by the family knights... and even the entire knight class, Eleanor still found it unacceptable.
Totally unacceptable.
Perhaps he had seen her angry expression, so a certain Weisbach knight who had been cleared of suspicion and released on the spot came to her with a wounded body and said weakly:
"Miss Eleanor, please don't blame Viscount Regens. After all, eliminating unstable factors in war is a reasonable and legitimate approach. Besides, sacrificing for our lord, no matter what means, is the fate of us knights."
"I'm sorry." Henry sighed silently and said to him, "I'm sorry for making you suffer."
"Viscount Regens." The Weisbach knight saluted him sadly, "I don't hate you. From the day we swore allegiance to the Weisbach family, we were all ready to sacrifice our lives."