Apostle of Cthulhu

Actually, Oweijiu was quite confident about the result of the vote.

He could feel that the experimental subject behind him, who was threatening his life, had a certain strength, but it was still not enough in front of the eight decision-makers.

The rest of the voters probably knew about this, so they should give up voting.

The only thing to be wary of was the votes of the Divine Court, the Court of Inquisition, the Iron and Steel Union, and Elrolin.

In fact, he didn't need to worry too much, because before that, he had expected that similar situations might happen in the final ruling, so the people responsible for voting in these forces at that time were actually on his side.

In other words... there was no way there would be a vote against depriving Egbert of his throne!

He tried his best to suppress his smile, and nodded to Sutton on the other side: "Since the person sitting below is not Egbert Bard, but Siwei. Then, there is no need to continue the presentation, just start voting."

The voting process is also very simple. Everyone will be given a piece of white paper a few centimeters wide with three options on it: support, oppose, and give up voting.

As long as you tick the corresponding position, you can represent your own opinion.

Finally, all you need to do is fold the paper, then send a representative to Si Wei and put the ballot in the box in front of him.

The voting results must be anonymous, and no one knows who voted for which side. In the end, even if the supporters or opponents want to retaliate, it is difficult to find the corresponding candidates.

The voting was tense and orderly. Everyone went through a fierce ideological struggle before leaving handwriting on the paper with a signature pen.

However, the few people who were closest to Si Wei did not pay any attention to the results of the vote. Instead, they closed their eyes and gave the right to vote to the people next to them.

At this time, Oweijiu was even more happy. If these guys forcibly took the right to vote, it would be a bit difficult for him, but if they didn't care at all... Wouldn't the entire ruling result be left to him?

Soon, everyone folded the paper, and then sent a representative to put the paper into the box.

On the side of the Divine Court, Norris came to vote.

He stood in front of Si Wei, put the ballot in the box, then stared at Si Wei for a long time and said, "You have changed a lot."

"If possible, I don't want to change." Si Wei's expression was calm, "Because this change will make me take on more important responsibilities, and this is the responsibility that others have pushed on me, so... I don't want to have this change."

Norris was silent for a moment, "At least, it makes you understand a lot of things, doesn't it? Satisfy your curiosity and pursue the truth you want to pursue, isn't this the best ending?"

"I haven't pursued the truth I want, and even... I don't know what the truth I want to pursue is." Si Wei rubbed his temples, "Anyway, let me do what I can do now."

Norris nodded, and turned away without any conversation with Si Wei.

Next, it was Arnold Griffin who put the ballot in the box.

"You seem to have had many adventures since we parted at Port Manburg."

Si Wei nodded, "I am very happy to see you guys as usual."

Arnold stared into Si Wei's eyes, "Are you happy? I can't see happiness in your eyes, I can only see confusion. You don't know what you should do now, right?"

This man has lived for so long, and he was once the president of the Court of Justice. He must have a good eye for people, and he quickly saw what was in Si Wei's eyes.

He doesn't need anything extra now. At present, Si Wei just wants someone to tell him what he should pursue now.

Si Wei looked at Arnold for a long time without saying anything.

Arnold saw that he didn't seem to have much to talk about with him, so after saying goodbye in a friendly manner, he waved his hand and said goodbye to him.

When El was voting, she wanted to give Si Wei a hug, but when she walked in front of him, she felt that Si Wei in front of her had changed a little.

Seeing Al standing there in front of him, Si Wei made a comfortable smile, "Miss Al, what are you hesitating about? Is it because you didn't decide on this vote that you are starting to get scared?"

Al shook her head, "No, I just feel... you seem to have changed in some way."

"People change, Miss Al, no one can stay the same." Si Wei spread his hands, "Just like Egbert, he was originally unruly and arrogant, but now... he still compromised with me, didn't he?"

Al was silent for a moment and stuffed the ballot into the box.

Before leaving, she asked Si Wei the most important question.

"When can you return to Balem Apartment? Everyone is waiting for you."

Si Wei couldn't answer this question.

Before, he could give a decisive answer like Alice, but it was actually partly a lie.

After entering the ninth node, Si Wei's future became somewhat uncontrollable.

Before the future is fully formed, he can't give a definite answer.

But seeing Al's worried expression, Siwei did not choose to be honest, but answered with some ambiguity: "Aren't you praying all the time? Maybe one day, when you are praying, I will appear in front of you?"

Al was amused by this bad joke, but he still forced a smile after all, and only stayed in front of her face for a moment before disappearing.

"Come back early." Al left this last sentence, and then turned and left.

She didn't know what Siwei had experienced, nor what Siwei would experience in the future. She couldn't make any demands on Siwei, so... she could only restrain her emotions and let herself not affect Siwei.

At the moment Al turned around, Siwei saw tears overflowing from the corners of his eyes.

But he didn't say a word, didn't make a single syllable.

Any voice that might have kept Al.

The last one was Joe Rupert, who represented the Steel Union.

He casually stuffed the note into Si Wei's box, patted Si Wei on the shoulder, and said, "Originally... we could have become friends a long time ago."

Si Wei was the last member of the expedition team selected. If there hadn't been a sudden wanted order from Egbert, Si Wei could have worked with him.

Fate plays tricks on people, but fortunately they still became good friends afterwards.

Si Wei nodded, "Yes, I'm lucky."

Even if this luck was manipulated by humans.

Si Wei didn't say this, but kept it in his heart.

Joe only said this, then waved his hand at him and returned to his seat.

It seems that there is no need to say anything more.