Why it never ends

Su Lei was the first to stand up. She walked from the bar counter through the gap between the tables and chairs, and walked straight to the round table in the center of the restaurant.

However, what people didn't expect was that Su Lei flicked the pen away, picked up the portfolio and was about to open it.

Gobelin was stunned for a moment: "Officer Su Lei, what are you doing?"

"Look at the Guide."

Bernhard and his subordinates came to their senses, and several of them stepped forward together. Some grabbed Su Lei's hand, some pressed her shoulder, and some firmly held the end of the file bag. After a lot of scrambling, they finally took The "Guide" was snatched back from Su Lei.

"You're crazy!" Bernhard snapped. "You're breaking the rules. You're going to drag everyone here to hell—"

"Bullshit rules!" Su Lei stared into Bernhard's eyes, "We almost captured that chelate alive last night. Is that an invincible opponent? We need everyone here to cooperate with its rhythm action--"

"Let her go, General."

Bernhard turned his head in disbelief—it was Goebbels who said this.

"She's going to tear down your guide, Goebbels!"

"That's not my guide, it's the guide of all passengers," Gobelin said softly, "She can dismantle it, but the final result will still be borne by her and the rest of the passengers in this restaurant."

"The rest of the passengers...?" René responded, "What do you mean?"

Gobelin was silent again.

Bernhard let go of Su Lei suspiciously, and Su Lei walked towards the file bag not far away again, but this time, René blocked her way.

"Don't be impulsive, officer." René raised a hand, "I understand how you feel—"

"Step aside."

"Then why don't we vote right now!" Rene looked at the crowd, "I agree with Su Lei to open the "Guide" right now!"

Rico raised his hand.

"...you don't have a ship card," Hesta reminded in a low voice, "it's meaningless for you to raise your hand..."

Li Ke let out an "ah" and touched her head with her raised hand. She leaned towards Hesta, "Why don't you raise your hand?"

"Look first," Hesta looked forward, "No rush."

"Those who agree with Gobelin's statement that we vote for the next 'Rudator' according to the procedure, raise your hand." Rene said again.

About 2/3 of the passengers raised their hands hesitantly.

"You see, Officer Slei," René folded his arms, "it's not fair that your personal choice goes against the will of the majority."

"What are you afraid of?" Su Lei looked towards the crowd, "Gustav is still alive, no one was killed last night... Doesn't this explain the problem?"

"Mr. Gobelin..." Someone looked at Gobelin with a trembling voice, "What do you think of this problem?"

"If you ask me for advice, I only suggest following the Guide." Goeblin said softly, "Don't be fooled by some occasional hallucinations. The Guide is absolutely reliable. Don't deviate from its suggestions at will, and don't create some yourself. ...unnecessary risk."

"I agree." Rene raised his hands and said loudly, "If you want me to say that the responsibility of 'judgment' is not something that everyone can shoulder, I can understand it. You have to be bold to do this job. Hurry up. If you do well, you can keep everyone safe. If you don’t do well, the adjudicator will die first. Whoever can bear this risk can come up and talk about his ideas—”

Under the stage, Li Ke folded his arms and leaned against Hesta's ear, "I realized that I underestimated this person. I thought he was just a fool..."

Hesta laughed: "What did he do to make you think he's not again."

"Gobelin said before that the price of failure of the 'Judger' is death." Li Ke frowned slightly, "Do you think Gobelin lied?"

"It's hard to say," Hesta said softly, "You have to read the "Guide" to know."

Rico sighed, "It would be great if you weren't kicked last night, otherwise you can go up and say a few words now-hey, if René becomes the next 'Judger', can we see Have you read the Guide?"

Hesta looked sideways: "...Why don't you bet that Su Lei is the next one?"

"Oh, Su Lei is better," Li Ke propped his chin, "but René is more obedient. My main concern is that if the "Guide" falls into the hands of someone else, we will go directly to the hard Rob, isn't it a bit of a bad influence—"

"Don't worry," Hesta looked at René Blumber, who was eloquent on stage, "I'll let you see the "Guide" within today."

……

"What did you say to Jane just now?"

In the staff dining room of Bishop's Restaurant, Chiba quietly came behind Anna.At this moment, Mantel went to other places to find an aperitif for Anna, leaving Anna alone in the staff dining room.

"It's just some ordinary greetings." Anna stopped the knife and fork in her hand and turned her head. "She expressed some verbal concern for me, which moved me very much."

Qianye went around to face Anna suspiciously, "Did she ask you about her medication reduction?"

"No."

"Okay," Qianye nodded, "If she asks, you just need to tell her that these are all my ideas, and you have no knowledge of it."

"Huh? She already knows that you have tampered with her medicine?"

"I'll know the next day."

"...Then she still insists on taking the medicine," Anna thought thoughtfully, "She trusts you very much, but you want to lie to her?"

"As long as your impression on her is better than now, I don't have to hide it like this," Qianye looked at Anna, "When she gets through this voyage, I still have a lot of things to tell her together, so you don't have to worry about it." It's—where's Zero?"

"It's here, what do you want her to do?"

"I want to ask her why she stuffed you into the ventilation shaft." Chiba looked at Anna coldly, "There are soldiers of Bernhard and Gobelin everywhere here, doesn't she know, she didn't evaluate the risk of this happening?"

"I've evaluated it, so I did it." Anna said softly, "I have a high probability of being discovered by the crew first. The more onlookers, the lower the risk of assassination, and this can also explain why I didn't show up yesterday morning. It's worth it. -"

A lump of sugar hit Anna's forehead from the front, and Anna's words stopped abruptly. The lump of sugar split into three pieces and fell on the table in front of her.

Looking up again, there was no one in the room except her.

The next moment, Mantel opened another door again, and she held a crystal wine bottle with exquisite patterns in her arms, "It's been a long time."

"Where, you came back quickly...it's too fast."

"Haha, yes, you really love to joke."

Mantel opened the new wine with a corkscrew. While she introduced the origin of the wine, she poured it for Anna. Suddenly, Mantel laughed again.

"What's wrong with you? Why are there sugar grains on your forehead?"

"Ha..." Anna raised her hand and touched the center of her eyebrows, "What's the matter?"