"I object!"
"I'm in the middle of a sentencing trial; what kind of rudeness is this?"
"But I still have to say what I want to say. Isn't that why we have lawyers?"
Honestly, he was right. It was his duty to protect his client's interests until the end.
I nodded willingly, intending to hear at least a final argument.
"Okay, I'll give you time, but keep it short."
"It only took Mr. Asen six months to reach that level. From now on, he just needs to learn how to use the kiln and the firing time."
"So?"
"If he were given just a few months, he could make wonderful wavy bricks like Mr. Ryuker."
The audience stirred at the lawyer's shout.
When I heard it, it seemed quite refreshing. If they just wait a little bit, the brick factory would be back to normal.
Then, the nobles' hobbies could be resumed quickly.
'That's funny.'
