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Chapter 52 The murderer is Ulysses?

With everyone's gaze on her, Safi spoke eloquently: "Your Majesty and everyone else have overlooked one detail. Felissa was not injured because she was locked up, but because she was attacked by a monster."

Some animals, if affected by magical elves, will become different from ordinary animals, become aggressive and contain magic in their attacks. Such mutated animals are collectively called monsters.

Everyone indeed ignored this point, but they didn't know what Safi's intention was in raising this point. They couldn't help but listen attentively to see how Safi wanted to make a fuss about those rat monsters.

"That's the mouse in the dean's laboratory." Safi said quietly. Even though this incident made everyone change their minds, she didn't even move her eyebrows. She was obviously very calm.

"How can you be sure?" the king asked. It wasn't that he didn't believe Safi, but to identify the dean of the academy, which required evidence, not to mention that the king had to call the dean "uncle", so the king should naturally be more cautious.

Of course, Safi was not wrong: "Those mice have metal rings tied to their feet, with numbers engraved on them and the laboratory's exclusive stamp."

Felissa stared at Safi in shock. You must know that Felissa has been with these mice for much longer than Safi, and Safi was engaged in fierce battles with the mice from beginning to end. In that tense state

Next, Safi actually had time to notice the small metal ring on the mouse's slender legs.

Of course she didn't know that this was an easy thing for Safi. For a thief, eyesight is a basic skill. A thief can see much more in one second than she can.

The king looked at his son, as if to verify whether Safi's words were correct.

But Fred shook his head slowly, because he didn't know that because Safi was involved, as Safi's fiancé, he consciously did not interfere in this matter to avoid suspicion, so at this moment he faced the king's

Looking at it, he could only shake his head slowly.

"Let the person in charge come over." The king said with a stern face. This matter must be investigated clearly. Safi is his future daughter-in-law, and the president of the college is his uncle. He cannot be biased in the slightest.

The person in charge came quickly.

The king repeated what Safi had just said and asked him if this was the case.

The person in charge wiped the cold sweat from his head, took a careful look at His Majesty the King's face, and nodded tremblingly.

This matter turned out to be true. The king frowned and saw that the person in charge was hesitant to speak, so he asked: "Are there any other situations?"

The person in charge wanted to open his mouth to speak several times, but in the end he closed his mouth for some reason.

But the king hated talking so hesitantly and he scolded: "Just say what you want to say!"

Safi intervened: "Your Majesty, don't blame him. I'm afraid he won't be able to say it out loud. After all, it will offend people. It's better for me to speak on his behalf."

The prime minister's daughter is naturally not afraid of offending others, and with Safi's status as the future crown princess, if Safi is more domineering, she can run amok throughout the kingdom.

"Although that experimental project is nominally the dean's, the actual researcher is Ulysses, and the rats that attacked us have all been subjected to light-based strengthening magic."

Even Felissa, who had just returned to the capital, knew that the principal's grandson was best at light-based auxiliary magic, such as healing and strengthening, and Ulysses was very good at it.

Safi just wanted to name Ulysses as the manipulator of the whole incident.

But the relationship between Fred and Ulysses is very good. What does Safi say about Fred? Felissa immediately looked at Fred's face, and sure enough, she saw him looking at Safi expressionlessly.

, Felissa couldn't guess what Fred was thinking for a while, and she didn't dare to look more, so she could only look away, hoping that Safi would stop talking.

It was Mary who jumped out to defend Ulysses.

To be fair, Mary is also very good-looking, but her temperament is too domineering. People always ignore her appearance and only remember her bad attitude.

But Ulysses is not afraid of her. He who only wants to seduce the beauties in the world has certainly hooked up with her.

Of course, Mary didn't give Ulysses a serious look, because Mary had other goals, but this didn't mean that Mary wasn't interested, after all, Ulysses was quite flirtatious.

It is always heartbreaking when a beautiful young man is wrongly accused, and Miss Mary felt that she needed to come out and deliver justice.

"Miss Safi," she accused Safi, "what do you mean, the dean has devoted himself to the entire kingdom for so many years, but you are here to throw dirt on his family?"

Mary felt that what she said was absolutely right. She puffed up her chest triumphantly and said with a bit of malice: "I know Miss Safi doesn't like Senior Ulysses, but she can't accuse him so unfairly."

It seems that Safi was referring to Ulysses because of a personal grudge, but Safi's inference is clearly well-founded.

Felicia stretched out her hand and pulled the hem of LS Fei's skirt, signaling her to stop talking. After all, in comparison, the king was probably more willing to believe in Ulysses, who was related to him, and that he had not done anything bad.

However, Felissa was still seriously injured and her little strength was completely ignored by Safi.

"I do dislike him," Safi admitted, as if she really wanted to say Ulysses' name outright, "so of course I won't accuse him unjustly."

Felissa was almost getting anxious inside, not knowing how to hint to Safi. At the same time, she was thinking quickly about how to round off the topic if Safi really said it.

"Humph, I'm different from you," Mary emphasized the word "different" deliberately, as if to hint at what she was implying, and glanced at Fred quickly, "I believe that Senior Ulysses is definitely not the same.

He would do something like this."

"Of course," Safi responded, "After all, his brain capacity is so big. He thinks about girls all day long, and there is no room left for him to think about these things."

"That's right..." Mary suddenly stopped talking and looked at Safi in shock, "What did you just say?"

Safi repeated the words slowly and added: "If he could figure out this kind of thing, the dean wouldn't just beat him every day." He was afraid that it would be possible to destroy the family for the sake of justice.

Mary's face turned green and white. She never expected that Safi would change the subject and directly overturn what she had said before. However, she did not have the courage to argue with Safi in front of the king, so she could only use angry words.

Looking at Safi.

Felissa breathed a sigh of relief and slowly leaned back on the chair. She glanced at Fred and saw that Fred couldn't help laughing, with a slight smile on her face. Apparently she didn't mind Safi's treatment of Ulysses at all.

Such comments.

She was really worried just now for nothing!

(End of chapter)