Mystery: The arrival of the new Black Emperor

In the "State of Disorder", Hobert took back his spirituality: now it depends on whether Rafter is willing to go. As long as he is willing to go and is loyal to the "creator" wholeheartedly, he can provide him with some help in the future.

After admiring the gold pound and extraordinary properties on the stone platform not far away, Hobert left the "Country of Disorder" and returned to the real world to rest.

On Wednesday morning, Hobert first directed the servants sent by Christine to move. In fact, there was nothing to move, only some clothes and daily necessities.

In fact, Hobert had no intention of quitting the lease. He wanted to make sacrifices or gifts to himself in the "Country of Disorder", and he still had to come here to do it. He also needed a space where he would not be disturbed as he also participated in the Tarot Club.

Around ten o'clock, Hobert came to work at the law firm, and his assistant Jessica immediately sent an official letter, which turned out to be an invitation letter from the parliament.

Hobert opened it and looked at it. It turned out that the Parliament had recently established a group on "Workers' Compensation Law" and invited Hobert to join the group.

Jessica was happy for Hobert: "This is a good thing! It means that our work is getting the attention of the Loen Kingdom Council."

That is the parliament. In Loen, a country with a constitutional monarchy, theoretically speaking, the law has greater power than the king.

The Parliament holds the legislative power and is the undisputed highest authority.

It's just that no one will actually use the law to punish direct members of the royal family. The king just lost his legislative power.

The power of governance is still in the hands of the royal family. After all, the prime minister is appointed by the king. Although the prime minister will not ask the king for instructions on the daily operations of the country, if the king wants to intervene in something, no law can limit his power.

Hobert smiled and said: "The upper house of parliament is basically a hereditary seat for nobles, while the members of the lower house are big bankers and the top richest people in the kingdom.

"They are indeed paying attention to our work, but the focus is not what you think."

Jessica was stunned: "Aren't they going to protect workers' rights?"

Hobert asked: "How many workers has our team helped to obtain workers' compensation compensation since its establishment?"

"So far, 28 cases have been handled. Thanks to you for making a good start, it is getting smoother and smoother to seek workers' compensation compensation."

Hobert nodded: "According to the relevant laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Loen, if there are no clear and applicable laws and regulations in the law, the cases will be tried with reference to previous cases.

“Because there are no relevant laws and regulations that stipulate specific workers’ compensation standards, before Bob’s case, there was only an agreed-upon standard.

“After Bob’s case, the judge began to use Bob’s case as a reference, so we basically won these 28 cases.

“Such a trend is unacceptable to the rich, so it is better to legislate quickly to set a standard for workers’ compensation.

"As long as there are relevant laws and regulations, they will have loopholes to exploit, and wealthy people who can afford lawyers will take the initiative in the compensation process."

Jessica opened her mouth: "They, they are too evil! They are simply more evil than the devil!"

Hobert smiled and said: "Devils only appear occasionally, but demons catalyzed by wealth can harm others openly and become role models and role models for the times.

"Although they invited me to go, they probably just wanted to show off and only let me observe, but they would not adopt any of my opinions."

Jessica sat on the chair opposite Hobert, feeling a little powerless. This was a feeling of powerlessness unique to Backlund and this era. She had often felt like this before: "Well, are you still going?"

"Of course we want to go." Hobert smiled and said: "We are Backlund's last hope, what if we don't fight for it?

"Let me take a look. The first meeting will start next Monday. You should write to the reporters who have come to interview before and tell them that the issue of workers' compensation will be legislated. Come with me to the meeting next Monday."

Jessica's eyes lit up: "I understand, I'm going to write a letter now."

Hobert smiled slightly and began to deal with the task at hand.

But after a while, Jessica came in again: "Lawyer Hobert, a housekeeper is here to visit. This is the business card of the housekeeper."

Jessica handed over the business card very solemnly. Hobert took the business card and looked at it. It turned out to be the business card of Tim, the ambassador of Ferneport.

"I haven't had any dealings with him before." Hobert's expression was a little confused, but in his heart he had already thought of the two groups of people he had driven away before.

One of them was probably someone sent by Tim. Originally, Hobert thought that the matter was over, but he didn't expect that Tim actually sent the butler again.

"Invite him in." Hobert said. Since the other party came to visit openly, he was not afraid that they would plot against him.

The butler is a man in his fifties, dressed very appropriately and strictly, with his hair combed meticulously: "Hello, Lawyer Hobert, my master would like to invite you to the Feneport Embassy. He would like to consult with you. some problems."

Hobert stood opposite the butler: "Are you mistaken? I am not good at "International Law" and I don't know much about the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Feneport. Why would the ambassador think of consulting me?"

"Of course there is nothing wrong." The butler said with a somewhat rigid smile, "Mr. Ambassador, you are indeed invited to come."

Hobert joked: "Is it because your country did not pay the ambassador a salary? The ambassador asked me to ask for salary. I am good at this kind of case."

The butler kept smiling and said nothing, but did not react to Hobert's joke.

Hobert smiled awkwardly: "Okay, okay, I'll go with you."

As he spoke, he picked up his cane, said a few words to Jessica, and left in the embassy's carriage.

Because the other party came to invite him seriously, Hobert was not worried that Ambassador Fenebaud would plot against him. Even if the other party wanted to attack him in the embassy, ​​he would be confident enough to escape the siege of the military attachés.

Taking a carriage to the Fenebaud Embassy in the West End, the butler asked Hobert to wait in the living room.

When the butler went to inform Ambassador Tim, Hobert admired the decoration style of the wealthy Feneport Kingdom.

The decoration style of this kingdom still follows the principles of exaggeration and asymmetry. This is a style that was formed in the Solomon era. The main decoration elements are bats, roses and crows, which look a bit spooky. Compared with those who like panlilies and azaleas, There are obvious differences in Luen's decoration style.

At this moment, Ambassador Tim with a sanitary beard pushed open the door and walked in with a friendly smile on his face: "Hello, Lawyer Hobert, thank you for accepting my invitation."

Hobert took a step forward and was about to shake hands with Tim, when he suddenly felt the burning sensation from the "psychological spoon".

He said to himself that the ambassador's invitation was indeed not that simple.