Bab 472: State Your Conditions

King Braydon Neal, who was dressed in snow-white clothes, descended upon Togo.

On this island, the royal guards were stationed.

The people from the International Arbitration Council were investigating and collecting evidence on Togo soil, thoroughly investigating the battle of Togo last night.

"Your Highness," Curtis said softly, "the Arbitration Council will hold a private arbitration meeting in Togo tomorrow. The venue will be the conference hall of the Lume Hotel. As the defendant, you will attend at eight in the morning."

Braydon smiled and nodded slightly.

He knew the procedure of the Arbitration Council. It was either mediation or trial!

Obviously, there was no need for mediation between Braydon and Banko.

Braydon had beheaded Hiroshi Takaeda, the ruler of Banko. To Banko, it was a national humiliation.

What a great humiliation!

It was a blood feud.

Do you think that there was any room for mediation?