Human nature is a very complex thing, sometimes even humans themselves don't know what they intend to express.
Yet they expect machines to understand human instructions perfectly.
Originally wanting to force the retreat of the Cavendish family, the Chief Prosecutor saw at the scene of the arrest of the outsiders the matriarch of the Cavendish family, who refused to acknowledge any involvement with the explosion case, still boldly defying Avalon's laws, allowing those criminal outsiders to leave safely.
This clearly isn't something that can be dismissed lightly.
"James Cromwell, what right do you have to deploy the Mercury Angel of the Garrison Host?"
Faced with the matriarch's accusation, the Chief Prosecutor felt no guilt, but rather was filled with anger.
My son died without an explanation, the queen sent a trusted aide to investigate the situation, isn't this only natural?
Are you all trying to put the blame on me, forcing me into a dead end?
