The warden who guards the witches

That evening, in the Rose Iron Prison, Aiden stood in the corridor, examining the prisoners lined up in front of him, and behind him stood the amalgam golem that was in perfect sync with his movements.

Liches, vampires, tiger men, witches... a total of twenty prisoners, all of whom were dangerous criminals of red and orange levels, and five of them had a history of escaping prison. Most of them were on the list given by Ophelia, and were the candidates who were specially informed by Annie and others in advance to create trouble after the prison escape.

The prisoners stood together and exchanged glances quietly. They were all suddenly taken away from the workshop, cells and playground by the prison guards without any warning. Then they were put in shackles that sealed their magic power and gathered in the corridor under the supervision of the riot police.

After seeing each other in the corridor, they all had a rough guess about their situation - they were probably exposed because they were lured by the new pirate.

But they were not sure how they would be dealt with. After all, strictly speaking, they just agreed and did not do anything out of line. Logically, they should not be severely punished.

But looking at this posture... Why do they feel like they are being taken to the execution ground and shot?

A lich tried to speak: "Warden, why did you suddenly bring us here? What's going on?"

"You are gathered here, you should have some idea in your mind." Aiden glanced at her, "The Red Shark Pirates have announced that they will come to rob the prison tomorrow. I plan to 'clean up the house before treating guests'."

"What do you mean?" The blue flame in the lich's eyes flashed.

"Shoot all of you dangerous elements who are preparing to participate in the prison break. By then, the chaos that the pirates can stir up here should be much smaller." Aiden said seriously.

The prisoners looked at each other.

"It's just a joke, don't be so nervous." Aiden smiled, "I'll just transfer you to the prison cell of the Inquisition for a day. When I solve the problem, you can go home. Don't worry about me. Have a safe trip."

After Ophelia came to inform on him last night, Aiden realized that the prisoners on this list were all those who had a tendency to escape from prison. When the Red Shark Pirates came in to rob the prison, most of these prisoners would jump out and stand on the side of the pirates. When they leave the prison and regain their strength, I'm afraid they will immediately make a big fuss outside as Anne had told them in advance.

Although Aiden has made preparations for Neville Drake's prison robbing, the less unstable factors... the better.

So Aiden had someone submit an emergency document to the Inquisition this morning, hoping that they could provide some cells to temporarily accommodate the most dangerous prisoners on the list - as for those small fish, Aiden didn't care much.

After Neville Drake announced that he would rob the prison tomorrow, Aiden asked someone to explain the situation.

Fortunately, Director Harold was quite considerate. Although he sent a message to complain a few words, he still freed up a team of people to escort the prisoners of Rose Iron Prison in batches.

"Warden, did you have any misunderstanding? Someone did find me and said they wanted to take me out of prison, but I--" A witch tried to defend herself.

"You didn't refuse." Aiden turned his head to interrupt her, "Don't quibble, I already know everything. The fact that you didn't report it in time after being lured is enough to show your position."

"Damn, Ophelia is not here!" A vampire suddenly reacted, "We were sold out!!"

"You should think positively. Things have become like this. Is it possible for you to succeed in escaping prison? If you fail to escape, you will be sentenced to extra punishment if you are caught. This directly cuts off the possibility of you doing stupid things." Aiden said calmly.

At this time, another prisoner raised his hand: "I have a question, warden."

"What's wrong, prisoner 3340?" Aiden looked over leisurely.

"I have not been persuaded by them, why should I be transferred out too?" Prisoner 3340, Mirujinu, who was also brought to the scene, raised her hand and asked.

"You and the four people over there are the ones I judged should be transferred out." Aiden raised his hand and pointed, "Based on my understanding of you, you will definitely participate if there is a chance to escape from prison."

"Oh, warden, do you really not trust me so much?" Mirujinu frowned.

"Yes, of course, that's right, otherwise?" Aiden answered without hesitation, "Speaking of which, there is no need for any trust between you and me."

"That's true." Mirujinu sighed helplessly.

The door at the end of the corridor opened, and the heretic inquisitors wearing uniforms and masks walked in.

"Senior." The senior inquisitor Rebecca who led the team greeted.

"Thank you for your help." Aiden waved at her. "To be on the safe side, take them away in batches of five."

"Okay." Rebecca nodded. "I heard everything from the director. He said he could send a group of people to support you tomorrow."

"The old man is quite thoughtful, even though he keeps complaining about me causing him trouble." Aiden smiled.

"He said that if the prisoners in your prison escape, we will be responsible for cleaning up and catching them." Rebecca shrugged. "He is just like that. It's not the first day you have known him."

"Don't worry, the prison has enough manpower. It's okay. You just need to deploy some manpower in the nearby streets as a precaution." Aiden simply replied, "I will find a way to deal with things here."

"Senior, I always feel that after you changed your job, you haven't been stable for a few years, and you have become almost the same as when you were working on the front line." Rebecca suddenly said.

"Indeed." Aiden smiled helplessly.

If you have to count it, since the incident of the witch gathering, he has been forced to be involved in the power struggle for power. To some extent, his life is more exciting than that of his predecessor Aiden who hunted heretics everywhere.

The cause of everything was actually planted when he was reincarnated into this world. After he first obtained the power of the word of God and knew his true situation, he had no way out.

Melifilia pulled the thread of fate that had been woven on him long ago, and he could only follow the script.

This time, too, since the only authority was arranged by Melissa and delivered to him, he could only try his best to take it away. This was what he had to do from his standpoint.

But sometimes he would worry that in this world where even the rulers could fall, and he reached the end of the so-called path to becoming a god, what would his fate be like?