Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan o Erandeiraremasen—Dai 3-bu: Ryouchi ni Hon o Hirogeyou! - Vol. 5 Ch. 26 - Attack on the Monas…

[MangaDex]

 

[xanon]

Thanks for your hard work!

 

[Goldenzeal]

Free incriminating evidence, yay

And thanks for the chapter :>

 

[Justking14]

oh these idiots have no idea how badly they just screwed up

 

[ismaelh]

Thank you for the translation! Now gimme more

 

[LiAuN]

Free incriminating evidence, yay

And thanks for the chapter :>

too bad it's not really incriminating evidence of anything. the selling of commoner children isn't really seen as a crime as the account of myne during part 2 would show you as that's pretty much what the previous high bishop did.

 

[Goldenzeal]

too bad it's not really incriminating evidence of anything. the selling of commoner children isn't really seen as a crime as the account of myne during part 2 would show you as that's pretty much what the previous high bishop did.

Sure, selling the kids is not.
But on the other hand, bro is dishonouring nobles and has just committed treason.

 

[LiAuN]

Sure, selling the kids is not.
But on the other hand, bro is dishonouring nobles and has just committed treason.

yes but that was not part of the physical evidence he was giving them directly now is it? not like it matters when it comes to nobles vs commoners anyway.

 

[Noskal_Borg]

yes but that was not part of the physical evidence he was giving them directly now is it? not like it matters when it comes to nobles vs commoners anyway.

The Mayor of Hasse just handed over the name of the noble involved.

 

[LiAuN]

The Mayor of Hasse just handed over the name of the noble involved.

yes but the noble had nothing to do with the monastery attack all he had was a contract to buy commoners therefor nothing he did was actually illegal

 

[Noskal_Borg]

yes but the noble had nothing to do with the monastery attack all he had was a contract to buy commoners therefor nothing he did was actually illegal

But he's been allowing these commoners to be utterly boorish towards nobility. Probably because they grovel with their bribes

 

[LiAuN]

But he's been allowing these commoners to be utterly boorish towards nobility. Probably because they grovel with their bribes

he would have no idea what kind of attitude they would have also they aren't employed under him so he has no responsibility over them it's expected that if a person is beeing boorish in the presence of a noble that noble can deal with it himself

 

[Noskal_Borg]

he would have no idea what kind of attitude they would have also they aren't employed under him so he has no responsibility over them it's expected that if a person is beeing boorish in the presence of a noble that noble can deal with it himself

It wound up being helpful information.