The Governor's lover was unwilling to just endure the insult from Ba Lv—all of course, this was her own perception.
As for her use of various deceitful means to drive away the women surrounding the Lord Governor, causing them immense physical and mental anguish, she felt no sympathy for them whatsoever.
In reality, what she did to those women was far more than just "humiliation" in its simplicity, right?
Nevertheless, if one were to draw a conclusion about what she had done, it would absolutely not be something that could be resolved merely with moral lecturing.
The Lord Governor had now succumbed, for his lover, this woman, who would soon become his wife.
Thus, it seemed reasonable for him to make some sacrifices for her, didn't it?
His lover spoke in a calm tone: "What I want to do is simple, that is to make those three Aliens pay the price they ought to pay!
