Seeing Hawke get up, Scum frowned, and he immediately realized that Hawke's next words might be his true intention.

As a result, Scombe's gaze at Hawke became more and more unkind, and remembering the experience of being interrupted by Hawke many times before, he immediately interrupted Hawke's speech:

"Hawke, this temporary meeting was convened by me, just to announce the results of the investigation into Cliff's death, what do you have to do, you can gather everyone next time, now we all have to go back to rest!"

"Next time? When is the next time? ”

Hawk glanced at Scum disdainfully, then swept his gaze over everyone, and said loudly: "It's rare that everyone is here this time, what I want to say is not only my personal matter, but also closely related to you!" ”

Hearing this, Magna and the others temporarily stopped the idea of leaving immediately, and looked at Iolem in unison, who had no objection to this, just nodded and said to Hawke:

"Since everyone is here this time, Lord Hawke, you can say anything now, and you don't have to wait until next time."

Iolem spoke, and Scum, though dissatisfied, did not say anything, but sat down hatefully, his face becoming more and more gloomy, and he showed almost undisguised malice towards Hawke.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I have consulted the royal power transfer agreement signed between the Neser family and the Council of Severington, which clearly mentions that Severant has certain public attributes, and any Neser lord has the right to build a mage tower in Sevilton!

"But for nearly a hundred years, the Council of Severington, or the Seven Towers, has done everything possible to obstruct this power that should be enjoyed by all lords, and I seriously protest against this!"

As soon as these words came out, not only Skum, but even the rest of the Seven Towers looked at Hawke very unkindly.

Even Iolem was quite unhappy about this, but he didn't show it, and although he was neutral, he also had the premise of maintaining the stability of Nesser.

Now that Hawke is asking such a question, is it possible to make Nessreel more stable?

It's just that no matter how dissatisfied the people of the Seven Towers and Iorham were, Magner, Braun, and Vader suddenly had their eyes lit up, and even the directors of the Federation who were listening outside the conference hall showed each other a look of understanding.

You must know that most of the directors who came to observe this time did not belong to the Seven Towers, they all represented the forces behind them, and now someone finally broke the essence of the monopoly of the Seven Towers, so that they could obtain greater authority and benefits.

It's too late for them to be happy, how can they oppose it, how can they be dissatisfied!

Nowadays, most of the mage towers in Sevington are concentrated in the old city, that is, the seven towers are reserved for themselves, and the number of mage towers in the new city is almost a handful.

But what archmage wouldn't want to have his own mage tower in Severington!

If nothing else, even if it's just as a temporary residence, that's great!

"I hope that the Seven Towers can relax the control and interference with the construction of the Mage Tower, so that the legal system of the Severant Council will not be tarnished!"

If you don't look at Lord Hawke's past performance, just look at his words, and really make people think that he is a decent person who has been wronged but is brave and determined to continue to pursue justice!

But no matter what, now that this has been said, the Seven Towers must respond.

Seeing that the atmosphere in the conference hall was gradually becoming stranger, Badigarh immediately stood up and argued: "The Council of Severant has never forbade any Lord of Chrom to build a mage tower in Severington, if Lord Hawke intends to build a mage tower in Sevington, he can first go to the Council of Sevilton to submit an application. ”

"Submit an application? Will it be approved if I submit my application? Hawke asked rhetorically.

"I want to pass as Your Excellency." Badigarh still did not give a clear answer.

But Hawke didn't care either, and continued: "What if you pass it, all the quarries around Severton belong to the Lord of the Seven Towers, and the cost of elemental transformation is too great!"

"That's not even counting whether there will be a thief at the construction site at night to wreak havoc, or the price of Mithril and gems on the market will suddenly rise, or the Sewinton Mystery Lock will fluctuate, causing the elemental pool to be poorly connected!"

After saying that, Hawke turned to look at the more than a dozen council members of the Federation who were listening on the periphery of the hall and asked, "Who do you think can build a mage tower in Severton under such circumstances?" ”

The directors all bowed their heads and were silent, no one answered, but they all had a common answer in their hearts, that is, only the Seven Towers belonged to the Seven Towers to build a Mage Tower in Severten!

However, Badigarh also had a plan for this, and immediately explained: "Since you mentioned the Lost Lock, you should know that the construction of the Lost Lock in Severynton has only started in the past hundred years, and it has not yet been completed.

"In order to reduce disruption to the construction of the Lost Lock, any site for a new mage tower must be verified to the extent that there is no significant disruption to the Lost Lock before the Severington Council will approve the application.

"The problem you just said about the inability of the elemental pool due to the fluctuation of the Lost Lock is because the construction date of the Mage Tower is earlier than the date of the construction of the Lost Lock, and it is inevitable that it will be disturbed.

"There is no such problem if the Mage Tower was built after the start date of the Mystery Lock, or after the renovation and maintenance of the Seven Towers!"

"The Legend of the Fairy Tree"

This explanation may sound plausible at first glance, but in fact there is a very fatal loophole, and if Hawke hadn't gotten the news in advance, he would probably have been bypassed.

As for what the loophole was, Hawke did not shy away from it, and pointed it out directly in front of everyone: "Your Excellency Badigal, if my information is correct, the Sevinton Mystery should have been completed not long ago!" ”

As he spoke, he further asked Iolem: "Master Iolum, as the president of the Arcane Federation, you should have the secondary authority of the Sewinton Mystery Lock, and you should know whether this Mystery Lock has been completed or not!" Here, I would like to ask you to give a clear answer! ”

Being persecuted like this by a junior, although Iolem did not show any joy or anger on his face, he was also very dissatisfied in his heart, but this kind of problem, if it is really more serious, is not difficult to investigate, therefore-

He could not hide anything on such a matter, otherwise he would damage the very very foundation of the existence of the Arcane Federation.

Even if this kind of problem can't be investigated, he doesn't bother to lie, what should be is what it is!

"Master Iorem!"

For the first time, there was a panicked look in Badigal's eyes, but Iolem still shook his head slightly, and said the answer that was difficult for Badigarh to accept:

"Yes, just a few days ago, the nearly 100-year-old Sewenton Mystery was completed!"

Of course, strictly speaking, today's Sewenton Mystery Lock has little to do with the Sewenton Puzzle Lock planned a hundred years ago, but it is not wrong to say that it has been built for nearly 100 years.

It's just that the research on the Seven Towers in the past hundred years has been very limited, and only in recent years has there been a breakthrough, which has also prompted the rapid construction of the Sewenton Lock.