No self-respecting monarch could tolerate such humiliation. Enduring hardship to bide one's time for a decisive strike—this could have even been remembered as a fine tale of harmony between a ruler and his subject.
Sighing inwardly, the crowd skimmed the document, and their expressions soon began to twitch.
Because when it came to the other charges, the document's rigor dropped by more than a few levels.
Many "crimes"—based on hearsay or even fabricated just to find fault—were listed out with deadpan seriousness:
[The daily extravagances of Grand Law Officer Eilvette:
1. Food and Drink Expenses (including food waste): 9,207 Royal Court Coins
2. Water and Power Usage (calculated for a full day): 1,133.62 Royal Court Coins
3. High-Level Magic Potions (calculated for 500ml): 5,295.60 Royal Court Coins
4. Precious Metal Depreciation (calculated for 15 kg): 525 Royal Court Coins
5. Runes of Music (20 units): 5,841 Royal Court Coins
6. Commuting Expenses: 660 Royal Court Coins
