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Chapter 146: The Gap in the Index

Auteur: Blescy
last update Date de publication: 2026-10-28 22:21:01

Shaznay's POV

The person who stepped forward was Adjei's deputy.

They had been in this room all day. Sitting at Adjei's right hand. Carrying documents to the bench. Reading alongside Adjei when he needed a second pair of eyes.

The judge looked at them.

"You processed the second authentication of the partition file eleven months ago," she said.

"Yes, your honor," the deputy said.

"Using the backer's trustee authorization code," she said.

"Yes, your honor," the deputy said.

"Without his authoriza
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