Chapter 1357

Solim doesn't have many things to do, his main thing is to improve himself, and he usually manages the affairs of the exchange committee, which is very leisurely, but Selwyn is different, and the whole family has too many things to do.

The first is the finishing touches in the United States.

The war with the wizards of North America ended quite quickly, but the task of purging ultra-conservative wizards was long-term, plus Selwyn borrowed the power of the Presbyterian Church, more or less he still had to give them some cake, and then the native wizard families who were co-opted by them, and the positions of the Wizarding Congress were already full.

Elrond is to maintain this interest group in the United States, even if he is transferred back, Selwyn will still send a powerful wizard to take charge, so it is better to put Elrond, who is not strong in combat, over there to serve as a façade.

The second is the vampire problem in Europe.

The gang had been making a fuss for long enough that not only Selwyn, but most of the House of Elders were starting to get impatient. Otherwise, vampires wouldn't be ready to sneak away from Northern Europe. They already knew that the Elders were going to take action against them, and Selwyn had a reason to do something about them: the Thaivir gang was hanging out with the vampires. They use the power of vampires to hide their whereabouts, and after leaving Selwyn, only the vampires can blatantly accept them. Even if the other families coveted the great wizard's combat power, they would not be unable to compete with Selwyn.

And then there's the church.

Wizards came into contact with Muggles on a large scale, using potions to promote the integration of the two societies.677 In their opinion, it was a catastrophe. Don't look at the church now, there is no movement, but the round table is very close to the people of the church, more concerned than vampires. This is also the reason why the Presbyterian Church is always understaffed, and many powerful wizards have been sent to confront the church.

Does Selwyn want to take care of the church? I'm in a lawsuit, and I don't have the time to deal with the church, but there are some things you can't do if you don't want to. As part of the Presbyterian Roundtable, this is a responsibility that Selwyn must assume.

Next up is Richie.

After driving them out of the underworld, Selwyn pauses his actions against Richie. As a member of the Roundtable, it is not enough to completely bring down Richie for colluding with vampires. Even Selwyn couldn't do that without completely cutting off their wings in the Presbyterian Church.

The skirmishes between Selwin and Ritchie never broke. It's just that most of the time the situation is deliberately controlled by both sides, and they know each other that now is not the time for bayonets to see red, and both sides are waiting for the opportunity. Rich had been severely injured by Selwyn before, and later Teville and others defected from Selwyn, and it is difficult to say that there is no connection between the two.

Finally, Muggle infiltration and control.

This is what Selwyn attaches the most importance to at the moment. Wizards were already aware of the potential of Muggle society, which was far greater than that of wizarding societies, and that potions alone could bring countless benefits to wizards. It's a huge blue ocean, and no one wants to be left behind in this wave.

With so many things to do, just think about how busy Levitis is every day, and Selwyn's registrar is not something that ordinary people can do.

Now the situation is basically clear, Naibaonier and Nagbury are assigned by Richie to cause trouble. They wanted the herb plantation in Orvis's name - in fact, many do, but the Orvis family was not easy to mess with, not to mention the fact that there was Selwyn standing behind them, which made many people extinguish this thought.

But Naiponir was different from Nagbri, they were part of the round table, and they didn't have to look at Selwyn's face at all. On the contrary, the business of the Orvis family often depends on the face of the presbyterian church.

Members of the Roundtable can influence their agencies to reduce the purchase of Ovis herbs and finished potions, while also banning the cultivation of certain herb species. There is not only one herbal medicine supplier in Europe, and after a few years of tightening their belts, the Orvis family's business can be ruined by them.

Unless Orvis is willing to sell or donate the property in their name.

This is obviously impossible. People are obviously here to wipe you dry, and blindly backing down will only make the enemy more rampant.

Gilves had been having a headache with these constant temptations a few years earlier, but in the end, he and Selwyn had successfully married, and those people stopped, but what the old man didn't expect was that they would do this kind of thing at an official wedding.

Embarrass Orvis, huh?

Gilves is also a hot-tempered old man. His own grandson Flegg is his red line, and now (bicg) someone not only covets their Ovis wealth, but is also ready to engage his grandson?

Then get out of the way. Don't think about it!

Naiboniel and Nagbury had their wands drawn, and if it weren't for Kent and Vanessa watching, they really didn't know what would have happened.

Flegg is the only heir to Orvis.

Only.

If something really happens to him, unless Gilves, who is over his prime, can have another son, they Orvis will wait for the heir.

Heir...... This is definitely the last thing a pure-blood wizard can accept.

So when Gilves appeared, he was holding a wand.

"Old thing, be safe!" Solim's grandfather, Elrond, tried to reassure him, but to no avail. (If you read a violent novel, go to Feilu Novel Network!)

"According to the rules—"

Unmoved, Gilvais condescendingly announced to Naibonier and Nagbury, who were still lying on the ground, what to do with them:

"The host has complete power to dispose of uninvited villains at the wedding banquet. Now, I, the current head of the Orvis family, Gilves. Anturuk. Vitaleone. Orvis hereby declares that in accordance with the Holy Law, two male witches who attempt to attack the bridegroom are sentenced to death!"

The crowd of onlookers fell silent instantly, and even Naibaonir and Nagbri, who were still controlled by Vanessa and Kent on the ground, looked at Gilvais dumbfoundedly.

No......

What are you talking about?

There is indeed such an article on the Holy Law, but when did the Holy Law come about? It was the old yellow calendar when Muggles and wizards were still mixed, and it was mainly aimed at those unruly inferior people, when will this article be used on wizards again? Or are they two pure-blood wizards?

Solim was also stunned.

He knew what the Holy Law was, an ancient law that had been used in history classes in Sculler, and had been borrowed and expanded upon by the early days of the Presbyterian Church since the establishment of the Ministry of Magic...... But then again, the Divine Law has not been deprecated, nor has it been explicitly abolished. It's just that the current Presbyterian Church and the Ministry of Magic use more of the laws that are being enacted.

If it were true, Gilves's killing of them was entirely in accordance with the law.

But the two wizards lying on the ground were surnamed Naibao Neil and Nagbri!

They are all members of the Council of the Round Table! They are the Thirteen Families!

Execute them in full view?

Then Orvis had to be prepared for revenge.

Is Gilvais crazy?

Solim's first reaction was this, if he wasn't crazy, how could he do such a thing with no room for manoeuvre?

But when he saw his grandfather Elrond's somewhat lame acting skills and Vanessa's eager eyes, Solim understood that Selwin and Ovis had been prepared.

So he grabbed his arms and pulled Draco to watch the show.

The reason why he wanted to stay away was because he was afraid that he would splash his own blood later.