Perhaps the man’s pride got wounded from Davey hitting him with the Code of Law, one that he had carried and read his entire life.

“This… This is an insult! How dare you beat me with the Code of Law that I have read and studied my entire life?! I will never let this insult pass! I’ll have a discussion with the royal family!!! Your Highness! I will make sure to personally report this injustice that I have suffered!!!”

“You want to have a discussion with the royal family?”

“I did not volunteer in the Heins Territory under Count Orlsen’s recommendation just to suffer like this!!! You can’t do this to me! I came here to establish law and order!!! I’d… I’d rather you kill me!!!” The judge shouted in a fit of anger.

A dark and creepy smile slowly tugged at the corners of Davey’s lips.

At the same time, Monmider and the rest of the guards who were watching everything unfold by the sidelines turned pale.

“Right… Kill you.” Davey nodded in understanding. He tapped the Code of Law that was thicker than his hand all the while ignoring the angry shouts of the man. He then said, “Let’s see how long you’ll be able to endure this.”

“N… No. I, I mean…”

Slam!!!

“Keuaaaack!!!”

The judge’s eyes widened, enough for his eyeballs to pop out of their sockets.

Although he might just be getting hit with the Code of Law on his abdomen, the force and impact that he would suffer from would depend on just who was the one hitting him and what kind of material the book was made of.

The material of the book was only some thick and sturdy leather, but the one wielding it was no ordinary human being.

For someone like Judge Merdein, who was only an ordinary human, getting hit by Davey with the Code of Law would be some kind of hellish and torturous pain.

“Keheok! W… Wait a moment!!!”

“Weren’t you the one who asked me to kill you instead?”

Slam!!!

Once again, Davey slammed the Code of Law into Judge Merdein’s...