So how did things turn out like this?
Agnes watched Henry Schelling being dragged by a group of guards, but still roaring angrily at her father standing at the door of the House of Representatives, feeling a little confused in her heart.
Before and after Henry Schelling arrived at the door of the House of Representatives, he gathered with approximately a hundred people dressed as various craftsmen and sat down silently on the road in front of the House of Representatives. This group of people sat there from morning to noon, and even though the House of Representatives sent people out several times to drive them away, they never left.
So the king couldn't help it anymore and sent someone to convey the ultimatum.
"You all know that in view of the requests of the mayors and citizens of Feneport, I have approved and passed the application for the "Bill on the Abolition of the Guild System of Feneport" to enter the Senate for review. No one may obstruct it for any reason. ."
If any of these staunch supporters of the guild were a little more sensitive to political matters, they would naturally understand the unfinished meaning of the king's words.
But naturally they won't leave easily. So after the initial silence, the group began to become restless. Some people shouted angrily, while others remained silent; some stood up, while others remained seated, as if what happened next to them had nothing to do with them. And Henry Schelling was one of those who stood up and roared.
The courtier didn't seem to see the reaction of the group of people. He slowly put away the things in his hands and turned around to leave. The king's guard who came with him protected him in the center again.
The House of Representatives once again sent people to drive away the group of people who were sitting in front of the House of Representatives.
Henry Schelling, who had tried to catch up with the departing courtiers but was grabbed by someone nearby, could no longer bear it and started fighting with the guards who drove them away.
After Henry Schelling took action, many staunch supporters of the guilds who sat in front of the House of Representatives with him also chose to take action, successfully turning the non-violent sit-in into violent resistance.
So the guards of the House no longer just drove them away, but violently subdued them.
The father came out while the courtier was reading the king's decree. After the riot by the staunch supporters of the guild, it was he who ordered the temporary detention of these hands-on craftsmen for very good reasons-ignoring the king's order, obstructing the work of the House, and injuring the guards.
Agnes looked at the hateful look Henry Schelling looked at her father and sighed slightly.
She took off the gauze on her face and walked towards her father, who was frowning and assigning tasks to his subordinates.
"Why are you here?" When my father saw Agnes walking over, the "chuan" shape between his eyebrows became more and more obvious.
Just as Agnes was about to explain, her father interrupted Agnes and said, "You can explain to me when you go back tonight. I'll ask Herage to take you back first."
Herage was his father's valet.
So Agnes said nothing and just followed Herage into her father's carriage.
"Can you take me to St. Diana's Church?" Agnes asked.
Herage glanced at Agnes and said, "Of course."
Agnes nodded, looking blankly at the scenery slowly moving backwards outside the car window.
The bill to abolish the guild system has been put under consideration, and most of the staunch supporters of the guild have been locked up. The abolitionist group represented by my father will not easily let them leave before the guild system is truly abolished. Prisons, even if they can't do anything, can at best create some disgusting trouble like today.
It can be said that the abolition of the guild has become a foregone conclusion, and her father, mother and Aurelio should be free soon, Agnes thought with some hesitation.
Agnes always felt that her father was a little eager to abolish the guilds. She sometimes felt that there were some contributing factors behind her father's push for the abolition of the guilds that she was not very clear about.
But on the one hand, this is the city of Feneport, and on the other hand, the church has a high level of concern for the Pagani family due to various factors. Agnes does not think that someone can intervene secretly without being discovered by the church or the royal family.
...
"Little Agnes, are you here to see Olivia again?" A beautiful woman with purple eyes and a black dress asked with a smile.
Agnes nodded and asked, "Yes, Ms. Beshmit. Where is Ms. Jones?"
"The Watchers brought back a, um, creature from Pavla Monastery this morning, and Olivia went to check it for them." Ms. Beshmit said with a shrug.
"What creature?" Agnes looked at Ms. Beshmit curiously and asked.
"I can't tell you," Ms. Beshmit said, smiling and shaking her head.
Agnes nodded, she roughly understood.
The Watchers likely succeeded in finding the source of the contamination in the Monastery of Pavla.
"Are you in a hurry to find her?" Ms. Beshmit bent slightly and asked with a smile.
"It's not a matter of urgency." Agnes shook her head and said.
"Then you stay here for a while," Beshmit said, pulling Agnes to sit down on the sofa, "Olivia should be back soon."
As soon as he finished speaking, Ms. Jones walked in, rubbing her forehead.
Ms. Beshmit said with a smile: "Look, I just said she would be back soon."
Agnes also suppressed a smile and nodded.
"Agnes? Why are you here?" Ms. Jones looked up and saw Agnes sitting on the sofa and asked.
"But it's okay, I just happened to be looking for you." Ms. Jones said, rubbing her forehead.
"Follow me." Ms. Jones said and turned and walked out.
Agnes followed and left the office.
"Ms. Jones, what do you want from me?" Agnes asked.
"You come with me for a test first," Ms. Jones said.
"Have the Watchers found the source of the pollution or even brought back related items?" Agnes asked with a positive tone.
Ms. Jones took a deep breath and said, "You go for the test first."
"Oh." Agnes nodded obediently, turned around and prepared to walk into the testing room.
"Wait a minute, tell me first why you came to see me? I'll solve it while you're testing it." Ms. Jones asked.
"It's nothing, I just want to ask about the investigation results of the blacksmith's guild theft case." Agnes said in a low voice.
"Okay," Ms. Jones nodded and said, "You go for the test first, and I'll look for the files on this case."
...
"Still failed." Ms. Jones looked at Agnes' test report with a frown.
Agnes sat quietly next to Ms. Jones and said nothing.
"Forget it, I'll go ask first. You wait here for a moment." Ms. Jones stood up with the report sheet and walked to the church underground.
