Chapter 959: Section 629: Regret (Part 2)
Your Excellency is clear about awards and punishments.
Todd Spencer looked at the young man walking ahead of him.
Ever since the news from the Wizard Assembly spread, Malin Gaiate is now undeniably the rightful chairman of the Wizard Council Round Table. Even those Legendary Excellencies, and existences one step away from becoming legends, have no objections to this.
This can only prove that his strength is truly deserved—In this world, charisma alone cannot make legendary wizards and countless soldiers wholeheartedly loyal and pleased.
Now, this legendary mage and psychic, a half-blood Frost Giant with incredibly powerful might, will also acquire a title for being clear-headed in rewards and punishments.
Although he only meted out well-deserved punishment to a few sinners, he promised one of them that he would do his best to protect his brother and sister, because he and they are fighting for this kingdom.
Todd, on the day Mendel dies, it might truly be time for Northern ideology to have a reviewer from the South.
Looking at the young Excellency in front of him, who seemed too young, Todd’s thoughts wandered. Perhaps bringing in this young man would be the thing he’d most regret when looking back on his life, but at this moment, they could only do this—letting Malin His Excellency become the true guardian of Northern ideology.
The assassination of Mendel today gave Todd and Ragnarlov a scent of great danger—In this warming weather, with Malin His Excellency training troops, the assassination of Mendel made them exceptionally vigilant.
If in winter, Northern ideology was in a cooperative relationship with the royal family and the nobility, then now... as Malin His Excellency begins to prepare to lead an army southward to confront Chaos head-on, the existence of Northern ideology seems to no longer be of much necessity.
You see, this is the most dangerous signal. Northern ideology expanded too quickly in the last winter, and now Todd doesn’t even know the latest member list, with many lower-level members even developing their own factions.