The next morning, the incident finally came to an end, but only a paragraph, and there was still a long follow-up to the actual end.

The crow was handcuffed and shackled and taken away for interrogation. And Kevin was also released the next day, and the spiritual contract between the two was broken, and they couldn't be contacted halfway. Here, the school's aftermath work will also begin immediately. But how to deal with the aftermath is still being decided at a meeting.

At the same time, public opinion has also begun to ferment. The fierce battle that night was clearly audible even outside the school, and the whole city was suspended that day, and the space near the school was confined, what was going on?

Before the conclusion is made, some bards are already in motion, and rumors or conspiracy theories are flying. The bards have their brains open, and their plots are even more complex and insidious than they are. And the spearhead is directly aimed at Wang Li Academy, as if it is all the conspiracy of the principal.

Whether others believe or not, these arguments have at least a terrible impact on the orcs. There is no doubt that he is very puzzled as to why Wang Li Academy wants to recruit orcs. As for the issue of crows, many bards did not know enough about it, or even mentioned it at all.

At noon, the school preliminarily decided that the orc students were primarily responsible for the fight. A number of students, including student No. 13, were expelled for nothing more than leading a fight. And the person who took the lead in the fight was undoubtedly the strongest, so I don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional, the eighth-order powerhouses in the beast clan were all expelled in this incident.

The school decided to send someone to send the expelled student away. The rest of the orc students were all of the seventh order or below, and now most of them were injured, so there was no need to worry.

Of course, as a Terran student, you can't do nothing at all, and all students in the school will be suspended for rectification. The main content is basically to copy a bunch of miscellaneous rules and regulations, and then apologize to each other in the fight. Even from a certain point of view, the Terrans are passive in battle, and there is no evidence that any of the students called them "Pit Country". However, in line with the principle of harmonious coexistence, there are some things that still require both sides to be vigilant at the same time.

At the conference, the principal called on the students again and again: "Everyone should be united and fraternal. You can't laugh at each other because of their culture or habits. What do you say about 'pit country', this kind of line is too insulting. You know, no country is built on a. Even ordinary cattle will avoid eating grass contaminated with feces when they are eating grass, let alone minotaurs?"

"This is an intelligent race with a long civilization. They have brave warriors, wise prophets. How could such a race live on a? I hope that the students of the Terran race will not listen to rumors and lose their judgment. The headmaster's righteous words at this time won the favor of the orc students.

However, a few people clearly remember the words blurted out by the principal when the security guard came to look for him yesterday. Although it was the principal's doppelganger at the time, the doppelganger was also controlled by the real body.

At the same time, student accommodation has become a problem as the dormitory building has been completely destroyed by the fighting. More than 1,000 tents were ordered for this purpose, and students lived on the playground until the dormitory building was rebuilt.

Sain and Little Spoon are also busy, and the two of them are undoubtedly inseparable from this time as temporary workers taking care of the orc students. Kevin, on the other hand, began to write about Raven's past exploits.

Kevin, as the original owner of the crow, is strictly unqualified to defend the crow due to the avoidance of suspicion. At the same time, the identity and exploits of the crow, etc., in fact, do not need to be repeated by Kevin, the country has long recorded it. But even so, Kevin has to write it again, and it can be regarded as some more modest effort.

Let's be honest, Raven is a scout of the finest. At the beginning, he also made great contributions in the kobold camp, and if it were not for the crows, it can be said that many things would not have been done. He is highly skilled, powerful, experienced, willing to learn, and sharp, and there is no doubt that his level cannot be caught up by even ten parrots.

It is a pity that these exploits are difficult to publicize. Not to mention the contribution of the crows, even Kevin's exploits cannot be made public, and the original mission in the kobold camp is not a regular mission after all. And the end result, too, was a mixed bag, resulting in a resident ambassador being buried here.

Kevin didn't talk much nonsense, and he didn't plan to use any flowery rhetoric or sharp mouth cannon attacks, everything was real data. However, it was all left to the judges.

This trial lasted for three days. In the end, Raven failed to reveal who the man in black was behind the scenes, and it was not even clear how many people there were, and who were some of them. In addition to the seven who had already died, only one Pennet remained.

This Pennet is still at large, but it is speculated that this person is probably more than lucky. If this organization is secretive enough, it is obviously necessary to eliminate it. For a high-level mage, it is not difficult to vaporize a person completely.

As for the person who changed the magic tower that day and caused the sealing of demons and spatial imprisonment, he only caught two little thieves. These two people don't know anything about their upline at all, and they are really the most peripheral chess pieces.

At this time, public opinion finally began to gradually get closer to the truth, and the news of crows began to spread. It is difficult to determine who is spreading the news and which forces are spreading it, but it undoubtedly complicates public opinion.

Some people think that this is the official looking for a backpot, and this time the backpot is so outrageous, actually looking for a crow? If such a big thing happens, doesn't the principal have to step down? Some people think why didn't the bard mention the crow before? Is it all random guessing? Some people doubt this and that, and gradually feel that the original reality is also very exciting, and they begin to look forward to the next flip plot......

The crow affair was quickly picked up in part, as evidenced by the large number of parrots that once existed. In the laboratory, there were indeed crows who experimented with them and were eventually slaughtered. And this is the story of a crow who escaped and turned back for revenge.

For a while, there was an uproar on the Internet, and this fluctuation was strong even among the Terrans, but also among the parrots. Is this right or wrong? Is it justice or evil? For a while, countless people expressed their opinions, and the parrots in the air flew back and forth with long comments, and even couldn't look past them in the middle, and joined in the comments themselves.

A considerable number of these parrots support the crows, after all, they were almost slaughtered in the first place. If you think about it from another perspective, it was they who were slaughtered and the crows who lived. If a parrot escapes, should the parrot avenge someone else?

The Terran comments are more "rational", and in fact it is not that they are unable to understand the crow's behavior, but it is only a matter of their position after all. In addition to lamenting the sadness of fate, most of them persuaded the crows to give up revenge.

As for what crime the crow should convict, from acquittal to killing on the spot, each has its own reasons. Even for professional lawyers, it is difficult to have a unified answer at this time.

But soon, things broke out again. In the earth-shattering conspiracy planned by the crows, he also killed 7 people suspected of leading the way.

This question has changed again, some people think that your personal revenge is revenge, but you should not implicate others, even if you lead the party, you will not be guilty of death, not to mention just suspicion. Some people think that the crow is extremely vicious, and this killing man is unambiguous, and this species is too dangerous to be destroyed. Some people also think that the crow may be the one who bears the blame, maybe the person was killed by someone else, and now it is just his back. There are also people who feel that the crow is a real warrior and should pay tribute to him.

In this regard, Kevin also has some responsibility for himself. It's all a habit developed on the kobold's side. People who have experienced the battlefield are a little bit less serious about human life, and crows may have learned the same.

As for the verdict of the crow, there are many fewer people who insist on acquittal, and many more people think that they were killed on the spot. But there is still no consensus to be reached.

For people from the outside world, they don't get real information, and many judgments are guesses. However, even if the internal judge has all the information, it is difficult to determine how to pronounce the verdict at this time.

Finally, after a week of discussions between several judges and high-level executives, the case was finally closed.

The crow was sentenced to life imprisonment for 7 counts of intentional homicide, and the circumstances of deliberately disrupting social order were serious.

There is no doubt that this verdict is light, and the top level of the court also anticipated that public opinion would inevitably react, so the Supreme Court specially explained the law.

It's a long story, and the general meaning is that the law itself is flawed and needs to be changed over time. If the crows are now judged as human beings and judged by human laws, then how should the principal and all the relevant experimenters who slaughtered all the crows in the first place be judged?

If a person or a bird must break the law in order to appeal for his grievances, then the law itself is wrong. If the laws are all wrong, then what is the talk of upholding justice and fairness?

As for the 7 people suspected of leading the way, they were carrying wooden sticks that night, preparing to cause trouble and fighting, deliberately looking for loopholes in the parrot's patrol, etc. At the same time, the crow has a good attitude in admitting guilt and confesses to the facts of the crime. In the end, it was decided that the crime was not punishable by death, and only life imprisonment was imposed.