Chapter 1552: Dream Broken in Qiming (31)

At the same time, the police station in Cairo.

"So, you called me here for something like this?" Rosetta the Jewel Queen asked her two bodyguards to wait in the hall, but she walked to the cell door, glared at Palamides with a slight reproach.

The big cat had to smile bitterly: "I'm really sorry." I really can't find anyone else to help me out. The two boys from Zhalfir and Segrade didn't even answer the phone, which was really unreliable. ＂

"Hmph. Never mind. Rosetta put away the dissatisfaction on his face, showed a look of wanting to laugh, and continued: "I have heard the ins and outs of the matter, I have heard from the police officers. Even though I know it's a silly farce, the officers are maliciously detaining you without the slightest proof that you're a criminal. But it's a bit of a problem -- they're treating you like a terrorist. Normal criminals can be released on bail, but they are not allowed bail at all, and Egyptian law is very brutal in this regard. So, it's going to take a lot of work to get you out of here. ＂

"Those idiot cops must have been mistaken. Palamides drooped his ears and felt very aggrieved: "I just went to the airport to see off my friend's plane, why was I suddenly treated as a terrorist? Can an anonymous phone call be taken seriously?"

"Yes, they don't have any proof that you're a terrorist. Rosetta frowned: "However, there are too many unreasonable things about Egyptian law. Even if there is no evidence at all, the police have the right to detain you for four hours if they determine that you have the possibility of committing a crime. Thanks to the [Egyptian Liberation Movement], the situation in Cairo has been very chaotic lately, and once it comes to terrorism, terror, attacks, attacks, and attacks, they are even more nervous, and they will not let people go easily. ＂

The big cat was suddenly stung: "Wait...... What did you just say? Four hours?"

"Yes. Four hours. Rosetta raised her eyebrows: "What's wrong?"

"No wonder. "Palamides now understands perfectly.

Everything behind this is a conspiracy orchestrated by someone.

No wonder there were anonymous phone calls informing the airport that there would be bombs, bombs, and attacks, which delayed Professor Paul's plane for more than two hours before taking off.

It turned out that the Cairo police were playing tricks on this special rule that [prisoners can be detained for four hours without evidence].

If the other party is only planning to put Palamides in prison, then it is enough to report it anonymously from the beginning. However, the other side did not do this, but sent false bombs, bombs, attacks, and strikes to the airport, causing the airport to delay the departure of the flight for another two hours.

So, from 9 a.m., plus the two hours of flight delays, plus the four hours of unjustified detention at the police station, Palamides would be delayed until 2 p.m. If things do turn out like this, then even if Palamides can get out of the police station and rush to the ring venue of the round table trial at full speed, it will definitely be too late.

That way, Palamides would be defeated by missing the match, and his opponent, the dastardly villain of the poison master Beite, would win the match.

In this way, the motives and methods of the person who calculated Palamides in this game are obvious.

"Damn Beite. Palamides cursed in a low voice.

"What?" Rosetta looked dazed, clearly not understanding.

"It's my opponent this afternoon, the poison master Beite. The forehead of the leopard warrior was bruised: "Whether it is to report the false news of bombing, bombing, attacking, and hitting to Cairo Airport, or to report me anonymously, it was all made up by the bastard of Beite." It's like he's keeping me in a cell for four hours so I can't get to the Round Table Trials arena in time!"

"Yes. Rosetta finally understood, but even if he did, there was still no room for resolution: "So what are you going to do next?" The Cairo police are very tough, and even if I come forward, they won't let me vouch for you. Are you really going to spend four hours in this cell and let your opponent get his way?"

"No, it won't. Palamides snorted, "In that case, I don't have to be polite to those stupid cops." I'm going to get out of here first. ＂

He pressed the button on his sealing bracelet and tried to open the portal.

However, nothing happened.

"Huh?" the big cat was stunned for a moment.

"What are you doing now, Mr. Palamides?" said Rosetta, giving the big cat a blank look.

"Well, I thought I could have escaped by opening the portal with the bracelet. Sure enough, it still doesn't work. ＂

Of course not. This is a prison specially used by the police to hold criminals, so there must be enough countermeasures to prevent escape. The big cat couldn't help but knock on the door of his head, and now even Palamides himself felt stupid.

Rosetta looked at Palamides with a slight sympathy, though she didn't laugh at how silly the big cat was.

"But, Mr. Paramidis, seriously, what are you going to do?" Rosetta asked worriedly, "Do you want me to help inform the people in Great Britain that they can help you negotiate with the Egyptian police?" or do you need me to use my influence to pressure the Egyptian government to release you as soon as possible?"

"No, you don't. Palamides smiled indifferently, in fact, he had already thought of a method, although this method was a bit crazy.

"If you have to ask the people of Great Britain for help even such a trivial matter, it will probably leave a very bad impression on the organizers of the Round Table Trial. If I did, it would be right for Beite, and that was one of the things he wanted to achieve. How could that despicable villain succeed? ＂

"But—"

"Rosetta, there's one thing I want you to help with, but it's not so exaggerated that you need to use your influence. The big cat went from a nonchalant smile to a sly one: "Rosetta, do you have [time]? Ten minutes...... No, five minutes will do. ＂

"What does time mean?" the Jewel Queen frowned, indicating that she did not understand.

The big cat motioned for the dark elves to come over. Rosetta leaned her ear closer and let the big cat whisper a few words in her ear.

"That's right. Rosetta listened to Palamides' plan and couldn't help but think for a moment: "I don't know if I can do it." But well, let's give it a try. ＂

"Your words, there must be no problem. Palamides had been keeping his eyes glued to the bell in the hall of the police station outside the cage.

In fact, the leopard warriors have long noticed that although it is a police station, this is only a small branch of the Cairo police department after all. There are less than five police officers stationed here, and even if you add the idiot inspector in the bureau, it's only six. If the big cat is in trouble, it will not be a problem to slaughter all six people in a few minutes. But of course he wouldn't do it. The candidates of the big cat's current round table trial, to put it mildly, are public figures whose faces are going to be Yingshan TV. He can't ignore his image and go against the police.

However, if he doesn't make a little move in this police station, he will indeed be detained until about two o'clock in the afternoon, at which point he will be disqualified from the ring for being late for the match - of course this must not be allowed to happen.

So, the only way that Palamides could think of was, of course, to [borrow] a little bit of time.

"Hey, handsome guys. Rosetta suddenly shouted at this time, and the voice of the call was particularly turbulent, of course, the purpose was to attract the attention of the six officers and inspectors in the police station: "I'm leaving, although I can't help anything, but can you promise me to take care of my friends?"

The officers looked at each other, and in a polite manner, they said to Ms. Rosetta, "When—"

At that moment, all the officers in the police station suddenly resisted.

That's right, Rosetta the Queen of Gems used her magic eye to hypnotize everyone who looked at her in that moment. These people are not conscious in the hypnotic state, and can only stand there without moving, at the mercy of others!

"It's now, quick. Palamides reminded in a low voice.

"Don't worry. Rosetta did not rush to do anything, but took out a very thin rope from his bosom, which seemed to be woven from a thin transparent thread, the rope was only as thin as a shoelace, but the whole body was crystal clear.

Palamides had just sensed that the material of the rope looked familiar, and Rosetta had already lifted the rope and flung it out like a tentacle. The crystal string moved freely under Rosetta's will, and it went straight to the old clock that was striking the time in the hall of the police station, and instantly touched the clock face of the bell and began to turn the hands on the bell.

The hands on the clock were impartial, and they were set forward by exactly five minutes.

"Is that okay?" Rosetta asked, "The police station is a long way from your exam venue, so it might not be enough to buy you five minutes?"

"No, that's fine, thanks. Palamides said, "Turn the clock faster and the police will notice the anomaly." It's only five minutes faster, which is the limit. ＂

"But—"

"Don't worry, five minutes is enough time for me to get from here to the arena in the Red Sea. Palamides said confidently.

"Oh well. Rosetta withdrew the crystal string, and then made the exact same gesture as before, blinking,

Her hypnotism was lifted. The group of officers who had been pushed back began to move again, as if the time they had frozen had suddenly returned.

"Well, I'm leaving. Queen Rosetta winked at Palamides, "Good luck." Don't lose to the scumbags who calculate you. I'll be here to cheer you on this afternoon's ring match. ＂

"Thank you. The leopard warrior replied politely.

The Jewel Queen smiled and left the police station with two of her bodyguards. When she walked out all the way, she also captured the eyes of countless adoring policemen.

And Palamides suddenly found that there was suddenly a crystal string in his pocket, which was the crystal string that Rosetta had just used to turn the clock from a distance.