Chapter 254

With a sad and angry mood, Nord looked at the last figure. He saw a circle of white wig on his head and gold wire glasses on his eyes. Although he looked gentle, his eyes were very cold without a trace of emotion. It seemed inhuman. Nord looked at him, and immediately became serious and gently, The character information appeared in front of Nord.

[Name: Matthew]

[Occupation: judge]

[profile: This is an experienced judge. He is proficient in all kinds of laws. He is strict and serious, meticulous, jealous of evil as hatred, and can't rub the sand in his eyes. He won't let go of any violation of law and discipline easily. He advocates using the harshest punishment to try those who do evil. He is known as the bane of evil (the ruthless justice is inhumane and not close to women)]

[character maxim: judges are lonely pilgrims, and crimes will be severely punished]

[merit required: 40 points]

Nord's expression became more serious. Finally, a useful figure appeared in the tavern. Although Nord did not have the idea of building a court, Nord felt that he could also help Hill scholars deal with some government affairs, which was better than the two missionaries and cooks.

Moreover, Nord also found that what is needed to recruit talents from the tavern is not Kinser coins, but merit. Something's wrong. This is Nord's first reaction. After all, Nord has become very vigilant and no longer trusts any words of the system after being fooled by the system for so many times.

Sure enough, Nord opened his personal panel. After coming to the world for so long, Nord didn't have many meritorious deeds and couldn't spend freely. Nord remembered that he had only two opportunities to win meritorious deeds, one was to capture heimu stronghold and the other was to capture kreisenberg.

[merit: 30 points]

Nord guessed that only by attacking and occupying the enemy's territory can he obtain merit points. Some time ago, Ramo stronghold joined Nord's territory, Nord did not obtain merit points at all. It may be that he has not experienced war, so he can't obtain merit points. Sure enough, the system won't let Nord exploit loopholes.

Otherwise, Nord can brush merit points wildly in the Yameng mountains. According to the ten merit points of a mountain stronghold, Nord can get 50 merit points in a short time, but the system obviously found this and directly rejected this method.

Then it's certain that it's the judge. It's useless to keep the merit points. If you use them early and enjoy them early, you won't raise interest if you save them. Then you spend all your merit points and recruit the cold justice. With the merit points cleared, the figure of the judge in the system tavern screen disappears.

Nord didn't panic. He knew that he should have come to reality. He didn't know whether it was an illusion. Nord saw a trace of envy from the other two people's eyes. Once again, the original appearance had not changed. Nord didn't know whether he was dazzled, but this scene remained in Nord's mind.

Then Nord himself came to the tavern. The tavern was built in the old area of Tami Town, which is now the leisure and entertainment area, but it is very deserted here, because except for a tavern and square, other places have not started construction.

The pub has been built, but it has not been opened because Baijiu has not been marketed. Now all Baijiu is used by Nord to do business with Gustaf. Nord pushes the door of the pub and immediately sees a lonely figure sitting beside the bar beside the bar, just as Nord saw in the system screen before.

The judge wore a dark robe and turned his back to Nord. He didn't know what he was thinking until he heard Nord's footsteps. When he saw Nord, he didn't have any extra expression. He was still a cold face and calmly got up and walked towards Nord.

He walked slowly towards Nord, gently touched his right hand and left shoulder, saluted Nord, and began a brief self introduction.

"Hello, Lord Nord. I'm judge Matthew. It's my pleasure to serve you."

"I'm Nord. I'm glad to work with you in the future. Let me take you back to the manor first. This is not a place to talk."

It is still the same line of NPC for a hundred years. Nord has known what he should say since he passed by, but Nord still cooperates with his performance very seriously. Nord's way of speaking will be simple, and the progressive mood has been omitted

Nord briefly told Matthew about the situation of the territory, especially that the civilians here didn't know much about the law. Judge Matthew frowned all the time after hearing it. He didn't expect that the territory was actually like this. It's not too much to say it's an illegal place.

In this era, it is almost the speech hall of the Lord. The Lord is the law in his own territory, whatever he wants. In fact, when the Eresin empire ruled the whole continent, there was a foundation for the formation of the law, but this situation no longer exists with the demise of the Empire.

Moreover, the aristocratic lords of the Empire were not so arrogant at that time, and the power of the aristocrats was suppressed, especially the aristocratic house on the head of the aristocracy. They adhered to the emperor's right to try a wrong aristocrat. They didn't want the aristocracy to be reduced to the tool of the great aristocracy, but were only responsible for recording some aristocratic information and lost the right to supervise the aristocracy.

"Don't you even have a court? Then what will I be responsible for in the future?"

Judge Matthew's eyes flashed a faint light, but it disappeared in the twinkling of an eye. His eyes became firm again. Nord could read judge Matthew's meaning from his eyes. Even without the court, he would not give up his faith. As he said, the judge is a lonely pilgrim, even if he is alone in the road ahead, He won't stop.

"I will appoint you as the legal officer of the territory, give you the right to enforce the law in the territory, and you can try anyone who breaks the law in the territory. You can be directly responsible to me. No one can stop you from punishing criminal acts. Even if the civilians here don't know what the law is, that is, there is no court here, I still hope you can uphold fairness and justice."

"Thank you for your trust, your excellency. Justice has always been in my heart. I will live up to your trust, do my best to maintain the fairness and justice of the whole territory, and will not let any violation of law and discipline live on this land."

Judge Matthew's eyes are cold and firm, but there is still a trace of gratitude when he looks at Nord. Nord's unconditional trust is very rare. He almost calls the life and death power of the whole territory to him. Matthew can't wait to start working, especially when he just heard that no one in the territory is presiding over justice, Matthew's heart was restless.

Nord doesn't want to do anything about the separation of powers. The legislative and judicial powers are handed over to judge Matthew. The tone of decentralization is more powerful than centralization. In the final analysis, the final power is concentrated in Nord's hands. They can only act by accepting Nord's orders.