The Dark King – Chapter 134
Kill! Kill! Kill!
Dudian stepped ahead and came to the long table.
“You will have a minute.” White robed old man said coldly.
Dudian took the paper and pen. He quickly glanced at three questions.
Question one:
“What do you do when the n.o.bles break the law?”
Dudian saw the problem, did not hesitate at all and quickly wrote his answer: “kill!”
Question two:
“What would you do when the Knight of Light sways from the law?”
“Kill!” Dudian continued to write.
Question three:
“What do you do when you meet the evil alchemist?
Dudian hesitated, but quickly wrote: “Kill!”
“Well,” said Dudian and delivered the paper.
All three of them were a little surprised as it was the first time when someone had given the paper back before the time was up. Middle-aged woman checked her pocket watch and said: “You have another forty seconds to answer.”
“No need,” said Dudian and shook his head.
The old man in the middle took the paper and looked down the answers to all the questions. He had answered all of them in one word: “Kill!”
Dudian’s killing intent was reflected in his writing style.
The old man squinted his eyes then opened a lot. He looked at the handsome little boy and went silent for a little. He nodded and said: “You are qualified. Come to Pus Avenue tomorrow for interview. My name is Dmitry. Find me tomorrow at arrival.”
Two examiners who were sitting on his right and left were surprised by old man Dmitry’s att.i.tude. They glanced at Dudian’s answers and saw the simple answer to all three questions. They were startled. They had served for many years as examiners but it was the first time they had seen such a concise and definite answers.
“Good boy!” Middle-aged man sitting on the right commented: “His mind is clear. ”
Then he waved to maid and said: “Finished with these, take them for registration.”
Maid led Dudian and the other few and left.
Dudian was relieved from bottom of his heart as he pa.s.sed the test. Although the answers were a bit extreme but he wrote the answers from his heart. Moreover the moment he read the question he knew the purpose of the first test.
“Very good!” Jenny who was waiting close-by said in a surprised tone.
Dudian blinked: “I said it I will certainly pa.s.s.”
“Both of you come to register your ident.i.ty.” Maid interrupted their chat.
Dudian and Jenny laughed. Maid lead them to staff who would register their ident.i.ties from household registration information.
The maid quickly copied their information from the household registration information and handed them two cards.: “This is proof of conformity. Please, keep them safe!”
Dudian and Jane put away the cards.
“You leave from here.” Maid said in intimate tone.
Dudian looked at the direction she was pointing to. There were crowds of people but two apprentice knights were present too.
Maid spoke to apprentice knights as both of them get close to the area.
Apprentice knights immediately dispersed the crowd and made a narrow aisle for Dudian and Jenny to pa.s.s.
Dudian took Jenny’s hand as he lead her away and came out of the square to go through the less crowded streets.
“Your carriage is stuck in that street so I’ll hire a new carriage to get you back,” Dudian said to her.
Jenny nodded: “I did not expect for so many people to come here as candidates. No wonder my father let me take advantage of the opportunity. Fortunately, I met you otherwise I would still be sitting the carriage waiting for my turn.”
Dudian smiled: “The magistrate and judges have more glory than Knights of Light of Holy Church. Moreover, we pa.s.s the first test now. We still have to go through the interview tomorrow to become an apprentice. Its just we will be getting a step closer to our dream!”
“Yes,”replied Jenny as she felt happy with the result. Suddenly she thought of Dudian and asked: “How come you answered so fast? What did you write?”
“What did you answer?” Dudian answered with a question.
“I answered that they have to respect the rule of law and the law which applies to civilians are for them to follow too. In front of the law everyone is equal.” Jenny replied solemnly.
Dudian looked at her beautiful face: “That’s true. Everyone is equal!”
“Did you answer that?” Jenny turned towards him.
“Well, almost the same answer but not so well expressed as you have done. Relatively simple,” Dudian didn’t go to much into details.
Jenny laughed: “You are eloquent. Most probably you have used only one or two sentences to concisely sum everything up. But I was to long-winded.”
“It’s all round,” Dudian joked.
Jenny’s smile reached form one ear to the other: “But its strange how so many people actually answered incorrectly to such a simple question.”
“It is very difficult for a liar to tell the truth. Even more it is impossible for an honest person to be involved in cheating and deceit.” Dudian said.
Jenny realized the meaning behind his words, “Your opinion is really different from an average person.”
“Yours too,” replied Dudian.
Jenny’s face turned crimson red but still tried the old method to bow her head to hide her face. However, she couraged up as she bit her lips and stared into Dudian’s eyes: “Do you really think so?”
Dudian’s heart was beating fast as he was face-to-face with her. He subconsciously answered: “Of course.”
Jenny stared at him but didn’t say anything. They began to walk side by side along the street but didn’t talk for a while.
Dudian coughed: “There is carriage, should I hire it? ”
“Well,” Jenny nodded softly.
Dudian was sitting inside the carriage with her. The temperature inside the small compartment soon rose. To ease the embarra.s.sment he said: “I’m a little unfamiliar with the law. Would you be willing to teach me?”
“Yeah,” Jenny said happily.
Dudian raised few issues which he was stuck with and Jenny patiently answered one by one every question, explaining everything in details.
It didn’t take long before the carriage came to a stop.
Dudian was in dismay and disappointed as they reached Jenny’s house.
Jenny looked at him and whispered, “I’ll go back first. See you tomorrow.”
“Well, goodbye. See you tomorrow.” Dudian watched her walk down the driveway.
He ordered carriage to go to hunter headquarters only after she went into the castle.