Rubik’s Cube of Heavens

Mel Myrdalda.

She was born into a large Noxian family.

In militaristic Noxus, Mel Myrdalda was instilled with various powerful ideas since childhood.

Conquest and control are the main themes of Noxus. This suffocating life makes the kind-hearted Mel Myrdalda at a loss what to do.

In the end, Mel Myrdalda, who was unable to continue the family business, was exiled to Pilvotov.

The aristocratic education she received since childhood gave Mel Myrdalda a broad vision and vision. She is young, sensible, courageous to pioneer and kind-hearted.

A peaceful city needs a leader like Mel Myrdalda.

As a result, she easily passed the secret inspection of the Philos family.

Gray Lady Camille took control of Mel Myrdalda, and with funding from the Philos family, Mel Myrdalda quickly established a foothold in Pilvoorf, and climbed to the position of Senator in a leap. Location.

And Mel Myrdalda lives up to his investment.

She ran Peelwater very well.

In particular, her long-term economic vision allowed Mel Myrdalda to start from scratch and turn her branched family into the richest man in Pilvoorf at the age of less than thirty. !

And her sense of smell in politics is also very sensitive.

Mel Myrdalda has a long sleeve and is good at dancing. She can accurately grasp people's hearts and handle interpersonal relationships properly.

It can be said that among the four families that are secretly controlled by the Philos family, Mel Myrdalda has almost become the head of the other three families.

Whether it is family cooperation or parliamentary resolution, the other three families will basically blindly follow Mel Myrdalda's decision without knowing it.

The reason why Mel Mirdalda can have such a long introduction is because the other party...

But snap!

Although Mel Myrdalda is dark-skinned, she does not have the genetic nature of Earth's dark-skinned bloodline.

She is elegant, noble, confident and knowledgeable.

Not only does her appearance resemble the Chinese aesthetic, she is also very good at displaying her own temperament.

She has a beautiful neck that seems to be born and will never bend down, but it does not make people think that she is arrogant and unapproachable.

Her manners and movements are as gentle as water, but she can show just the right temperament in various occasions.

Gentle, playful, mature...

She can combine any temperament with her elegance.

She is like a treasure that makes people want to explore more secrets hidden under her elegance.

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Back to business.

In the parliament hall, everyone turned their attention to Councilor Myrdalda in the shadow.

Everyone wanted to hear what other questions she had about Grayson.

Midarda did not keep anyone waiting.

After recollecting the experience, Myrdalda asked slowly in a curious and gentle tone: "Ms. Grayson, as far as I know, you are a real Mrs. Pearlwater."

"You have joined the ranks of law enforcement officers since you became an adult and have devoted your life to this profession, sacrificing your family and self."

"And after you become a law enforcement officer, you can definitely be called a role model."

"You are friendly to the citizens and dedicated to helping your colleagues."

"When you became the director, you made the entire Pilvoorv almost homeless."

With a speech that seemed like reading an investigation report, Myrdalda justly praised Grayson, and made all the listeners have a positive image of Grayson in their hearts.

Pausing briefly, she used this brief moment to make Grayson's persona more clear to the audience.

Then Myrdalda continued: "So I am very confused."

"Ms. Grayson."

She asked in a curious and regretful tone: "I don't believe that there will be any benefits that can move you. I don't believe that the belief you have established since childhood will be shaken."

"So, can you tell me why you violated your professional ethics by cooperating with the Dicheng people?"

Midalda's questioning ended.

And she also successfully aroused everyone's curiosity and gave all the audience a preliminary sense of empathy.

As a result, all the eyes of the entire parliament hall turned to Grayson.

Grayson felt the gazes on him.

She felt guilty and helpless.

At the same time, Grayson also turned his head slightly and looked at Congressman Myrdalda with moved eyes.

Although he couldn't see clearly the other party's expression in the shadows, Grayson could imagine the regretful yet angry expression of Councilor Myrdalda.

So she sighed silently, then straightened her body and looked forward.

"This is because I found out the truth."

Grayson no longer concealed anything, she said firmly: "The criminals who committed the explosion came from the dark alleys of the bottom city. They are a group of children who are only in their teens, and they are all minors."

"Underage?"

The young congressman with oily hair and pink face sneered in the shadows: "So, you feel sympathy for those people from the lower city just because they are underage?"

"Congressman Hoskar."

The female congresswoman of the Gila Mann family interjected: "Your guess is probably wrong. If Ms. Grayson is really moved by compassion, then she will not arrest those children of the same age as criminal substitutes in the future."

"Oh? Yes."

Councilor Hoskar suddenly came to his senses and asked Grayson, "That's right! Are you lying?"

"Sorry to interrupt."

Midarda suddenly interrupted with some impoliteness.

She had just established a good personality and impression on Grayson, but she couldn't let others lead her astray.

So Councilor Myrdalda immediately brought the topic back.

She said softly: "Perhaps we should listen to Ms. Grayson's explanation. We should not make wild guesses based on our personal likes and dislikes."

Midarda still has a lot of face, and her words stand on the moral high ground, which makes everyone feel very reasonable.

Then everyone looked at Grayson again.

Grayson once again cast a grateful look at Myrdalda in the darkness.

Then she immediately went on to say: "Although those children are underage, they caused panic among the people and damage to property. They really should be punished by law."

"But I find their identities too sensitive."

With a slight sigh, Grayson explained: "They come from the dark alley, and the people in the dark alley are protected by Fandel."

"Who is Fandel?" Councilor Hoskar couldn't help but ask again.

"He's the talker of the entire dark alley."

Grayson answered truthfully: "The entire lower city is divided into three levels, and he is the leader of the lowest level."

Without waiting for anyone to ask, Grayson immediately continued: "Fander was also the leader who started the bridge riot five years ago."

"If it were an ordinary adult criminal, Fandel might not have a confrontation with us Pilvoorf."

"But the prisoner in this explosion is different!"

"They are children! Fandel will never hand over any child who comes from a dark alley!"

"Even! Judging from the communication I had with him during the investigation, I guess those children may have a closer relationship with him."

"So I can't really go and arrest those kids."

Grayson sighed again. She lowered her head slightly and lowered her gaze and said, "Once the bottom line in Fandel's heart is crossed, I'm worried that he will start a war again."

Upon hearing the word 'war', the entire parliament hall suddenly became silent.

Everyone seemed to be holding their breath.

Because the war really happened!

And Pilvotov is the one who completely lost!

Many people felt regretful and regretful, especially the families who had lost their private soldiers.

If nothing had happened at the beginning, if Grayson had been allowed to use those substitutes to settle things, how could there have been the heavy-lost war of the past two days?

Suddenly, many people looked at Grayson with resentment.

But Medalda's eyes lit up in the darkness.

She couldn't help but smile for a moment.

So she immediately put the icing on the cake!

"So judging from the results, we were all wrong."

Her tone was a little sad, so she sighed, and then continued: "Ms. Grayson, I admire your long-term vision. Yes, because of our stubbornness, because we failed to communicate with you in the first place, the war It really happened!"

"yes……"

Grayson's face looked sad. She lowered her head and murmured: "I told a junior that once war occurs, it will become endless..."

"We can't let the war last forever!"

Myrdalda immediately answered: "So, Ms. Grayson, can you use your long-term vision again to see how we can end this war immediately?"

"Feel sorry……"

Grayson shook his head: "I can't help it."

Before anyone could speak, Myrdalda continued to maintain her rhythm and said: "Ms. Grayson, you said you had communicated with Fandel, so are you familiar with each other?"

"Yes."

Grayson nodded and admitted: "We got to know each other after the conflict five years ago. I became familiar with Fandel because I went to the dark alley to convey the parliament's decision."

She did not hide anything and continued: "Over the years, Fandel and I have made a silent agreement. As long as he restrains the people in the dark alleys from coming to Pilvoorf to cause trouble, I will turn a blind eye to some of their smuggling in the dark alleys."

This sentence caused some discussion in the parliament hall.

Myrdalda immediately maintained her rhythm.

She said with an understanding tone: "This can be considered excusable. Everyone knows that no one can truly put an end to smuggling in the lower city."

"Your tolerance for smuggling has brought us stability here. Ms. Grayson, you can be considered as equal to your merits and demerits. I don't think you need to talk about your flexible law enforcement separately."

This remark aroused some agreement. Compared with the big issue of war, these issues of professional ethics in Grayson are not that important.

Listening to the discussion, Medalda smiled again.

She continued to guide the topic: "Ms. Grayson, since you have been able to maintain a tacit understanding with Fandel for five years, do you think this tacit understanding can continue?"

"I have no idea."

Grayson thought for a while and then shook his head: "In my eyes, Fandel is also a person who resists war and sacrifice, but I don't know the recent situation, so I don't know if his attitude has changed. .”

"What about last time?"

Midarda immediately asked knowingly: "How did Fandel restrain himself for so many years after the last turmoil?"

Grayson was a little stunned when she heard this. She didn't understand why Congressman Myrdalda would ask such a question that everyone knew the answer to.

But then it dawned on her.

It was the last conflict that resulted in a member being expelled from parliament for taking responsibility.

It was at that time that Councilor Myrdalda took over the seat of Councilor.

Grayson thought that this was why Myrdalda didn't know the details.

So she explained briefly.

After listening, Midarda smiled and nodded slightly, and finally guided the topic to her target.

"I understand, benefits."

There was a smile in her voice: "It seems that if there are enough benefits, I guess that Fandel will continue to exercise restraint."

"Well then, Members."

She turned her head and scanned the figures in the darkness: "What do you think? Is it possible to appease Fander with some benefits without losing everyone's interests?"

"What benefit?"

The bald and mentally retarded Councilor Salo couldn't help but follow Myrdalda's words and said: "I don't want to give any benefits to those people in the lower city."

"You probably didn't hear that clearly."

Myrdalda said softly: "Congressman Salo, I mean that without losing everyone's interests, that is, we can use things that we don't care about to fight for peace with that Fandel."

"Can you tell me?"

A somewhat shrill voice sounded.

Heimerdinger, who had been listening for a long time, finally spoke.

After all, it was related to Zaun, so he wanted to hear what kind of benefits Midarda could bring out.

If it is detrimental to Zu An, then he must refuse.

So Heimerdinger said in the dark: "Congressman Myrdalda, I think you seem to have a specific idea, so you might as well say it directly and let everyone discuss it."

"The problem now is very serious, so there is no need to use words to guide everyone's face."

Heimerdinger's words were a bit disrespectful to everyone.

But he also happened to give Mirdalda a perfect assist.

Therefore, after Midarda was slightly surprised, she immediately smiled again.

"excuse me."

She apologized first, and then said: "I do have an idea, and I would like to ask everyone to discuss it."

"The strength of Xiacheng should surprise everyone, so we can't let the war continue, which will cause countless losses to everyone."

First, she stated a major premise that could resonate with all the nobles, and then Myrdalda continued: "Although it is embarrassing, in fact, we Pilvoorf have always lacked management of the lower city."

"There is no room for us to intervene there. If we want to manage it, we have to invest countless manpower and funds, and we will not get any return."

"This has been the case in the past and in the future. Even sending law enforcement officers to maintain order is a waste of human resources."

"It can be said that the lower city has always been in a state of independence from us."

"So……"

Medalda gave everyone some time to reflect, and finally came up with the central point of her speech: "Can we truly recognize the independence of the lower city?"

The entire parliament hall suddenly fell silent and then suddenly burst into uproar...