Why it never ends

Su Lei looked at the crowd, "I need to remind everyone, from now on, if there are guardians who want to bring risky passengers to the banquet, never change accessories randomly."

"You mean..." Tasia was speechless for a while, "Philip...Philip's danger is caused by me?"

Su Lei nodded.

Tasia took two steps back, "...can I go back and see him now—"

"No, you have to listen to the regular meeting," Su Lei replied, "Today's regular meeting is very important."

In the crowd, a woman slowly raised her hand, "Then, may I ask...who owns that brooch now?"

Su Lei looked sideways and saw a short-haired woman with small waves. She was also short, with a round face, but a pair of very big eyes.

"Ms. Jacqueline?" Su Lei asked.

The woman nodded in a daze, "Yes...you know me?"

"I heard Tasia talk about you before." Su Lei walked to Jacqueline and took out a black velvet box from his pocket. "You have received an invitation to tonight's banquet, right?"

Jacqueline nodded palely.

"Don't be afraid," Si Lei handed the box to Jacqueline, "here is the brooch."

"...I, I haven't found a guardian yet," Jacqueline asked stammeringly, "Is it important?"

"You mean you haven't registered any risky passengers under your name?"

"No, no, how can I be a guardian!" Jacqueline hurriedly corrected, "I heard last night that as long as you register as a risky passenger, you don't have to follow the rules in the "Detailed Rules"—if I If I can register as a risky passenger now, can someone else accompany me to the dinner tonight?"

"Being a guardian can also be accompanied by other people." Tasia added in a low voice.

"No," Jacqueline shook her head immediately, "I, I mean——"

Su Lei rubbed the space between his brows, and said in a low voice, "...I'll explain these things to you after the regular meeting is over, okay?"

"Okay, okay," Jacqueline immediately squeezed Su Lei's hand, "...Thank you so much, Officer Su Lei."

Jacqueline sat down again, and Su Lei turned his attention to Helen not far away.

She walked slowly to Helen's side, and placed a ship card in front of Helen's eyes.

Helen almost immediately covered the face of the ship card, and the sudden sound of slapping the table startled everyone—it belonged to her, No. 37 ship card.

Helen raised her head in horror, and Si Lei was also looking into her eyes.

"You are not Gustav's guardian for the time being." Su Lei said in a low voice, "Recently, you have no qualifications to attract any risky passengers, so reduce going out, and stay in the cabin and reflect."

"...Reflect on what?" Helen gritted her teeth, "Where did you get this boat?"

"Hesta just asked a crew member to hand it over to me." Su Lei replied.

Helen got up immediately, kicked away the chair, and left the restaurant without hesitation of everyone's attention.

"Okay, now there is one last thing left." Si Lei walked towards the crowd talking to himself, and sat down at a random place.

Several crew members gathered in one place at this moment, and Bernhard immediately recognized that these were the people who captured him yesterday. Get up, jump over the table, "What are you doing! What are you going to do again!"

Several crew members stopped,
"Our behavior yesterday was too extreme," one of them said. "Ms. Hesta is very dissatisfied. She asked us to apologize to you and return some personal items..."

Another person put a black suitcase in front of Bernhard.Opening the suitcase, he saw the weapons and some personal documents that he confiscated yesterday were inside.

Bernhard looked at the box and didn't know how to react for a moment, "What do you guys mean?"

Several crew members stood at attention, "I'm sorry, Mr. Bernhard, please accept our apology."

After taking a few deep breaths, Bernhard closed the suitcase, "She...how did she tell you?"

"She thinks we haven't given you enough respect," replied one of them. "As your guardian, she needs to seek justice for you."

"So... Ms. Hesta asked you to come and apologize to me, so you just come and say a few words in front of me, huh?"

"Then what do you want us to do?"

"I remember you," Bernhard looked at one of them, "you are the one who grabbed the back of my neck yesterday and hit my head on the ground..."

"I see." The crew member on the opposite side took a step forward, and he loosened his collar slightly, "If this makes you feel relieved, of course you can—"

Bernhard suddenly uttered a strange cry, and punched the crewman on the cheekbone with such force that he knocked him down heavily.

All the passengers looked at this scene in astonishment and exclaimed.

However, the crew did not fight back.

The person who was beaten covered his face and stood up unsteadily, "...I'm sorry, Mr. Bernhard."

Bernhard hit him on the other cheek again, and so on, until he lost his strength again and sat on the ground panting.

The crew members who were beaten were carried away, and the remaining few were still waiting for Bernhard's forgiveness.

"And that person," Bernhard continued, pointing at Adams, "because of your absurd behavior yesterday, this person took the initiative to trouble me this morning. I am very sure that if Ms. Hester Here, she will also decide for me!"

The crew glanced in the direction of Adams. Adams was completely unaware of such a disaster. Just as he was about to explain something, a crew member had already walked in front of him.

"Who is your guardian?" asked the sailor.

"what……"

"Are you...Mr. Adams?" The crew member looked down at a manual, "Oh, you don't have a guardian."

"I didn't do anything this morning," Adams exclaimed, "it was Bernhard's first move—"

"Let's go with us."

The crew had grabbed Adams' hand and he tried to break free, but to no avail.

"Bernhard! Bernhard! Make them stop!" Adams yelled in horror. "Officer Sleigh! Help me, Officer Sleigh!"

Si Lei watched this scene with a frown, wanting to say something, but held back.

Tasia also turned around: "Officer Su Lei...?"

"It's just a confinement." Si Lei looked away, "he'll be fine."

"Is this okay?" The crew looked at Bernhard.

"Yes!" Bernhard's voice became loud again, "It's quite possible, haha."

The crew member nodded, and went to Bernhard's ear, "...But we still want to remind you that you must never wear these weapons in the box, and there will be no next time."

Bernhard hummed awkwardly, "I know everything, so you don't need to worry about it."