Everyone was looking at Joelson nervously.
They were waiting.
Some were gloating, wanting to see the vice-captain of the guards, Hansen, be killed by the furious Joelson.
Some were afraid, afraid that Joelson would be angered by the vice-captain and do something terrible.
Some people were worried about their own future. One had to know that if either side won, the side that lost would have no hope of getting promoted.
Some people were simply curious and wanted to know the reason why Joelson judged Captain Nair to win.
Everyone's gaze was different. They had their own special thoughts, some were filled with anticipation, and some were filled with fear as they looked at the person standing on the stage.
Joelson.
On the other hand, Joelson stood on the stage with a calm expression on his face. He looked at the person in front of him indifferently. His eyes were calm, and he did not see the slightest bit of anger burning. He did not see the slightest bit of displeasure expressed.
"Hey, tell me, didn't the captain of the guards, Nair, and the vice-captain of the guards, Hansen, fight to a draw? Why did Sir Joelson judge the captain of the guards, Nair, to be the victor?"
"Of course! The captain of the guards, Nair, was the first one to curry favor with Lord Joelson, and now he's siding with him!"
"Go, go, go! How can you say that? Lord Joelson is not that kind of person!"
"Lord Joelson is fair in his heart. A person of his level is a god's favored existence in the entire underworld. How could he favor someone in such a small arena..."
"That's right, that's right..."
The people below the stage discussed intensely about who was the strongest in the arena.
As the center of the discussion, Joelson was still calm at this moment. He looked at the captain of the guards, Nair. Nair had a calm expression on his face. He lowered his head and quietly waited for Joelson's judgment, the vice-captain of the guards, Hansen, was kneeling on the side with a sincere expression on his face.
The vice-captain of the guards, Hansen's eyes were filled with sincerity at this moment. His eyes were burning as he looked at Joelson in front of him, wanting an explanation.
Originally, the vice-captain of the guards, Hansen, thought that he would be able to receive the verdict of Joelson more easily. However, the restlessness in his heart clearly showed that he desired a fair trial.
Vice-Captain Hansen was currently yearning for a fair trial. He wanted to lose clearly and have an easy life in the future.
Of course, if Joelson was irritated by him and sentenced him to death on the spot, then as a warrior who desired victory, the vice-captain of the guards felt that he deserved to die.
All of this, to Vice-Captain Hansen, was just a soldier's desire to obtain the result of the battle.
All of this was seen by Captain Nair.
Looking at the other party's sincere eyes, wanting to know the answer, Captain Nair was also encouraged.
However, Captain Nair did not want Vice-Captain Hansen to know the truth.
The reason was very complicated, so he also looked at Joelson with a hint, hoping that Joelson could help him keep the secret.
Captain Nair really didn't want Vice-Captain Hansen to know everything he had done.
Looking at the sincere eyes of the two, Joelson shook his head indifferently.
"Why hide such a thing from him?"
"Or rather, Captain Nair, do you really think you can hide it forever? Sooner or later, he will find out."
Joelson's indifferent words made Captain Nair's body stiffen.
When the vice-captain heard Joelson's words, his eyes were full of confusion.
What did he mean?
What was he hiding? Who was he hiding it from?
The vice-captain of the guards, Hansen's eyes were filled with confusion. Listening to their words, not only did he not dispel the confusion in his heart, he felt even more confused.
However, at this scene, between Captain Nair and Vice-Captain Hansen, there was one person who heard this sentence clearly!
This person was none other than Captain Nair.
This seemingly confusing sentence was actually meant for Captain Nair to hear. Therefore, Vice-Captain Hansen naturally sounded confused.
After Captain Nair heard this, he lowered his head deeply.
Looking at the complicated gaze on the ground, Captain Nair knew that the things he was hiding were very clear to Joelson, and his exhortation was also very reasonable!
Joelson sighed indifferently. Looking at Captain Nair looking at the ground with a complicated expression, he spoke again.
"Sigh, so you still want to stop me from telling the truth?"
Joelson's indifferent words made the vice captain of the guards, Hansen, who was kneeling on the ground, even more confused.
What were these two people talking about? Were they speaking in riddles?
He looked at Captain Nair, who was kneeling next to him, with a confused look. This kid definitely understood, or else his expression wouldn't be so complicated!
Vice-Captain Hansen, who knew this, looked at Captain Nair with a burning gaze, trying to see something from his face.
Vice-Captain Hansen also hoped that the other party could read his confusion from his eyes and guide him in the future.
However.
Under the scrutiny of Vice-Captain Hansen, the captain of the guards, Nair, had an indifferent expression.
"Sigh..."
The captain of the guards, Nair, seemed to be thinking about something very important just now. When he raised his head, under his clear eyes, the vice-captain of the guards, Hansen, knew that he had guessed correctly.
This captain of the guards, Nair, definitely had something very important hidden from him.
Captain Nair's indifferent eyes were filled with complicated emotions. He looked at Joelson in front of him in confusion, ignoring the passionate expression of his good comrade, Vice-Captain Hansen.
At this moment, Captain Nair's face was filled with confusion.
"I don't know."
Captain Nair slowly opened his mouth and said softly.
"I'll leave everything to you to decide, Lord Joelson. No matter what judgment you make, I'll support you unconditionally and wholeheartedly."
The captain of the guards slowly made an extremely respectful gesture!
"Alright, then I'll say it..."