Twin Cities: Hero Witness System

Chapter 129: you came just in time

"me..."

"Mel, that's enough."

Looking at Heimerdinger who was overwhelmed, lowered his head, and looked at his hand, Lin Wen couldn't help opening his mouth.

He looked at Mel and shook his head at her.

Of course Lin Wen knew that what Mel said was not wrong.

Because in fact, as early as when Lin Wen went to Shurima, the Picheng people were already thinking about weaponizing Hex, but at that time, Jess, Heimerdinger, and Victor all sternly refused.

Especially Heimerdinger, as the father of Picheng, the president of the university, and the councilor of Picheng, although Heimerdinger does not participate in politics and exists like a mascot, it does not mean that Heimerdinger has less rights. , On the contrary, as long as Professor Heimerdinger speaks, the Picheng councilor and the family will basically give Heimerdinger a face.

The big family attaches great importance to interests, and Heimerdinger has countless interests involved.

And... this is also respect for Heimerdinger and trust in the wisdom of the elders.

But ah, Heimerdinger really did something wrong.

If a place is poor and doesn't have any wealth and resources, then no weapons, that's okay, because no one would want to occupy a poor place.

But Piltover has huge wealth, rich resources, and an excellent geographical location. Of course, this will be envied, and then you don't have any weapons. To be honest, aren't you giving it away for nothing?

If I don't hit you, I'm really sorry for your trust in the world!

"Lin Wen, me, did I do something wrong?"

Heimerdinger heard Lin Wen's voice and quickly raised his head to look at Lin Wen.

Lin Wen was silent for two seconds, and then affirmed to Heimerdinger: "No, Professor, from your point of view, you are actually correct. But Professor, sometimes, you have to stand on our side. Looking at these things from an angle, you are... an immortal species, you have existed since the birth of Piltover, and your view of things is different from ours."

"Mr. Meier is right, Professor, you are too kind to human beings. In fact, you know the advantages and disadvantages of weapons better than any of us, but Professor you exaggerate the disadvantages, but ignore the fact that human beings have them. The benefits. Professor, this is a troubled world, you should have seen many powerful creatures, in front of them, without powerful weapons and power, we humans cannot survive."

Hearing Lin Wen's bitter words, everyone present couldn't sit still.

Well said, this is indeed Heimerdinger's problem.

As a long-lived Heimerdinger, no one knows how long he has survived, hundreds of years? Thousands of years? As a yordle, Heimerdinger did not become complicated because he lived too long. Instead, as he fell in love with science and grew up with Piltover, Heimerdinger became more and more simple. .

But... how did Lin Wen lick his face and say we humans?

Are you human, you say human?

"Lin Wen..."

Heimerdinger listened to Lin Wen's words, nodded, put down his hands weakly, stood there, the professor's hairy beard shook, and said softly: "I know, everyone, I, Heimerdinger , I will no longer be against the weaponization of Hex."

"Okay, it's all your business that has been discussed since the beginning." Shirco interrupted the disputes between the Picheng people, crossed his hands, and said in a deep voice: "It's all over, now, it's time to It's not about Piltover's internal affairs, this meeting should be about Zaun and Piltover."

"You should be thankful, for various reasons, we didn't plan to occupy Picheng, otherwise you will be like this..." Shirko narrowed his eyes.

Shirko's words made Gila Mann and Mel frown at the same time.

What Hirko meant was not difficult to understand.

If Piltover's answer today is unreasonable, Zaun is not satisfied...

Well, Zaun isn't about to replace it.

Although the bottom city is well built now, no one wants to be a gutter, right?

"This matter is something we can consider, such as the right to use the Hexfeit Gate." Senator Gilamann looked at Camille, who had not spoken, and said softly: "I think Madam Grey should be able to understand me. the meaning of?"

Camille raised his eyes and said calmly: "There are three Hextech families who have invested in Jess, the Philos family is the largest, followed by the Myrdalda and Gilamann families. Hexfeimen It has benefited a lot, and we have a lot of shares, but the actual control of Hexfeimen is 80% in Tallis. The door is Tallis's patent."

"Of course I won't say no, because I can't say no."

Camille smiled, raised her hand gracefully, facing Shirko, she said softly: "I support the use of Hexfeimen to open to Zaun, and the Philos family agrees with Zuan. Everything Ann asked."

Senator Gillamann was stunned when he heard the words.

Frowning secretly, she did not expect that Lady Grey, who always regarded Piltover as her own, would agree to these demands of Zaun.

A few demands are not too much, such as agreeing to Zaun's independence, now, even if you don't want to agree, it is impossible.

The reason why Zaan made this request is not to take off his pants and fart, but to ask for an explanation, and what he wants is dignity.

But the latter clauses are a bit too much~www.novelmt.com~ So now dragging on, it's not that Congressman Gillamann wants to violate the agreement, but... drag it on, drag it on, and negotiate, if it can be changed For some of them, Piltover could profit.

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And even if it doesn't work, the later a plan is implemented, the more time Piltover has to figure out how to deal with it.

But now, Camille voted directly.

This gave Congressman Gila Mann some headaches.

"Well, Mrs. Gray has already cast a vote of approval, thank you." Shirko's eyes lit up, and he clapped his hands quickly, he said with a smile: "So, what about everyone?"

"I..."

"Uh, I think..."

The MPs looked at each other.

After a while, a small hand was raised, it was Heimerdinger's hand.

"Professor?" Mel paused, and after a while, she also raised her hand: "Okay, okay, this is what we should do."

"As the Zaun say, we owe Zaun," Mel said with a sigh.

So far, three MPs have raised their hands.

Ms Gillamann and one other MP were left.

She looked at Mel and then at the hesitant congressman.

After a long sigh, Ms. Gila Mann was about to raise her hand.

And at this time.

The closed door of the conference room was pushed open.