Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 72 The so-called right and wrong

Felissa asked Nancy to sit down in the reception room, and then asked eagerly: "What do you mean, Miss Nancy? What happened to Safi?"

"Actually, it's just this, and it can only be this," Nancy scratched her hair irritably. She was not qualified to attend the parliament, but her father went every time. Although he couldn't speak on that occasion, he

With a knight leader in charge, at least there won't be a fight. "Safi wants to sacrifice his life to appease the people."

"How could she do this?" Felissa was stunned. She never expected that Safi would choose such an extreme method. Is this sacrificing her life for charity? But she didn't think that the matter had reached this point. In other words, it must still be possible.

There are other solutions, they just haven't thought of them yet.

Regrettably, this is what Safi did. Nancy didn’t want Felissa to come up with any solution. Even the king convened a parliament to discuss a good solution. Felissa was a member of a lower-class noble.

What can my daughter do? According to Nancy's linear way of thinking, she just thinks that Felissa and Safi have a good relationship, and she can persuade Safi to give up this idea, that's all.

"I heard from Ulysses that His Highness Fred has been quite exhausted these past two days," Nancy whispered to Felicia, sharing the gossip. "The whole person is gloomy, and Ulysses doesn't even dare to talk to him."

He speaks."

Felicia was also a little surprised when she heard this. After all, in the original work, Fred's image has always been handsome and handsome, with an aura that makes people feel positive and powerful. Even if he is in a bad mood, it just makes people feel a little bit better.

Dignified, but not depressing. It was hard for Felissa to imagine that negative words like "gloomy" would appear in Fred.

But it's not surprising when you think about it. He is trying hard to find a way to solve the problem, but Safi just wants to die. No one else will be in a good mood.

Felissa sighed: "I know, I will go and persuade Safi." But she didn't think she could persuade Safi to change her mind. After all, Safi was actually a very independent-minded person.

, she must have made such a decision after careful consideration.

After receiving Felissa's answer, Nancy didn't stay long and left vigorously. However, Azarez was keenly aware that Felissa's mood dropped significantly after Nancy left.

At this juncture, it was impossible for Felissa not to worry about Safi before, but Azarez analyzed her--it was actually brainwashing--and told her that Safi would at most terminate her engagement with Fred, and then

If he went to avoid the limelight, nothing else would happen. Of course Felissa believed him, but then he turned around and told her that Safi was now in fear of her life?

Azarez scolded Nancy for being troublesome in his heart, but he still had to coax her. He knelt down in front of Felissa, raised his hand and caressed her cheek: "I'm sorry, Miss."

Felissa came back to her senses and shook her head: "What's wrong with you?" Azarez's analysis to her at that time was clear-cut, calm and objective, but they all ignored Safi's personal wishes and defaulted to her being weak and helpless.

Poor little helper.

But in fact, Safi's heart is stronger than anyone else. After all, not everyone can face their own death so calmly.

"Why did Safi make such a choice?" Felissa was confused and puzzled. Although she was a salty fish, she was a salty fish who cherished her life. "She gave up her life so simply.

Well, why don’t you think about it again, there must be a better solution.”

Of course, Azarez cannot understand Safi's motives and actions. After all, the demons have ancestral selfishness. Do you want him to die for some unfounded crime? Dream! He might in turn kill the people who talk about him.

Of course, he couldn't say such violent words to his eldest lady, as it would scare her, so after thinking about it, Azarez replied: "Although this method is cruel, it is the most direct and effective. Miss Safi must know this very well.

"

If he were the king of the human race, he would have ordered Safi to be thrown into prison as soon as he received the news. He would have announced Safi's death sentence the next day after public opinion began to ferment. He would never have delayed the discussion for so many days.

Make a decision. Certain rules and regulations of the human race are really troublesome. These people in the human race obviously want Safi to die quickly to solve the problem, so they insist on pretending to be hypocrites when they come to the parliament to discuss the solution.

"Even if Safi herself clearly did nothing wrong?" Felissa frowned, unable to accept this explanation.

Is it right or wrong? What a naive idea. Azarez chuckled: "Miss, many things cannot be judged as right or wrong. Most of the time, people look at interests, and more people only want to harm others.

It’s not self-serving.” Many people spread the news that Safi is a commoner of the demon clan, and they just want to “destroy” a noble. If Safi really chooses to die to quell the rumors, they will even be complacent and think that the country has been eliminated.

A huge hidden danger.

Felissa had never been exposed to such cruel axioms in her two lifetimes. In her previous life, she was still a student who had not left the ivory tower until her death. However, in this life, she was well protected by her family and had not been exposed to these things.

She knew that there were some things that existed. Some people clearly did nothing wrong, but always suffered losses. Felixa had only heard it as a story before, but she never expected that it would actually happen to her.

She stubbornly repeated: "I believe that right and wrong must have their meaning." The right people should be rewarded, and the wrong people should be punished. This is the simplest value concept.

"Well, yes." It's just that Azarez simply brushed it off. After all, in Azarez's eyes, from his standpoint, such a concept is a joke, "In your eyes, she

She did nothing wrong, she was even your savior, but in the eyes of the people she was wrong, she is a demon."

This logic makes even less sense.

"Do demons deserve to die?" She looked at Azarez and asked, "Do all demons deserve to die?" What's more, Safi is not a demon.

Azarez did not answer. After all, it was really difficult for him to answer this question. Is it possible that he should curse himself to death? But if the answer was no, would it appear that he was not a human? After all, the common concept among humans is that demons deserve to die.

But Felissa thought she understood Azarez's attitude from his silence, and her expression changed instantly: "So you are acquiescing?"

Wait? Azarez was surprised, he didn’t listen to his explanation!

Before he could explain, Felissa's eyes were already red. She stood up abruptly and said loudly: "I hate you!"

Then she turned around and ran directly upstairs, not intending to listen to Azarez's explanation at all, leaving Azarez alone and abandoned by her.

The majestic devil, for the first time in his life, was hated by others, and he had to find a way to coax him later.

What can he do?

(End of chapter)