Tower of Origin: I Evolve All Rewards

Chapter 334: Chapter 334: Madam Wen’s Testimony

Madam Wen Suli’s testimony was held in a sealed legal hall, not a public square.

That was Qin Yuheng’s decision.

Truth needed witnesses, but children’s trauma did not need spectacle.

Present were Yu Qingmei, regional judges, child protection representatives, Lin Xian’er, two neutral academy observers, and several parents whose children had been affected by Golden Bud. Qin Yuheng stood at the side, not the center.

The Public Truth Resonance Mirror was active.

The Benefactor Authority Severing Lamp burned softly.

The Protection Without Ownership Guardian Heart pulsed beneath the floor.

Madam Wen entered wearing plain gray robes.

No ornaments.

No Golden Bud insignia.

She looked at the parents first.

"I fed your children," she said. "I taught some of them. I protected some of them from worse places."

No one spoke.

Then she lowered her head.

"And I used that truth to avoid seeing the wrong I allowed."

The Truth Mirror remained clear.

No lie.

Madam Wen continued.

"Dawn Benevolence did not begin by asking for children. They began by offering resources. Food. Teachers. Medicine. Dormitory repairs. Talent observation equipment. Legal advisors. Donor networks."

Lin Xian’er’s eyes narrowed.

Classic capture.

"They never said ’sell us children.’ They said, ’Some children need higher roads than you can provide.’ I wanted to believe them."

One parent began crying silently.

Madam Wen’s voice shook.

"When children were transferred, I told myself they had been chosen. When letters stopped, I told myself elite training was secret. When staff asked questions, I told them not to ruin opportunities."

The Benefactor Authority Severing Lamp burned brighter.

Her words cut through the central lie.

Harm hidden behind opportunity.

Then the attack came.

Not physical.

A legal representative stood abruptly among the observers.

"Objection. The witness is under coercion by Heavenly Gate and Qin influence."

Yu Qingmei’s gaze sharpened.

The representative presented documents.

Forgery.

But high quality.

He claimed Madam Wen’s testimony had been produced through mind influence, gratitude reversal, and hidden Qin family tools. Several observers hesitated.

Then the Guardian Impersonation Detection Mirror flared.

The representative’s face blurred.

False guardian layer.

He was not a legal observer.

He was a Dawn legitimacy agent.

Qin Lian moved, but the agent had already activated a public trust bomb.

A scroll unfurled in the air:

If protectors control testimony, truth becomes their weapon.

The phrase carried resonance, trying to make all evidence seem suspect.

Qin Mo shouted, "Conceptual doubt attack!"

The Public Truth Resonance Mirror flickered.

Dangerous.

If evidence itself became distrusted, the whole legal process could collapse.

Qin Yuheng stepped forward but did not dominate the room.

"Verification council."

Yu Qingmei understood instantly.

Instead of Qin Yuheng declaring truth, every neutral observer activated independent verification tools. Lin Xian’er used contract authenticity. Judges used legal seals. Academy observers used mental influence detection. Parents used recorded memory stones.

Multiple roads.

Not one mirror.

The trust bomb weakened.

The false legal representative tried to flee.

Qin Lian pinned him.

Qin Yuchen broke his escape talisman.

Captured alive.

Madam Wen trembled but continued.

That mattered.

She gave names.

Not all.

But several Dawn shell donors, staff transfer codes, and one phrase:

Guardian Choir Assembly — held at White Sun Orphan Hall.

White Sun.

False dawn language again.

This assembly was likely where Dawn would build its rival protector institution.

The testimony succeeded.

But not without cost.

The false agent’s trust bomb spread partial rumors outside before being contained. Some people now questioned whether truth mirrors could be controlled by powerful families.

Mo Cangyan’s strategy again gained a small foothold.

But Madam Wen’s testimony also broke Dawn’s clean image among many serious observers.

A mixed result.

Qin Yuheng accepted it.

War against networks rarely produced pure victories.

After the testimony, Madam Wen asked to speak to Qin Yuheng privately under supervision.

"I do not ask forgiveness," she said.

"Good," Qin Yuheng replied.

She flinched.

Then nodded.

"I ask that Golden Bud’s innocent teachers not be destroyed with me."

"They will be investigated separately."

"Thank you."

Qin Yuheng looked at her.

"Do not thank me. Give all names you withheld."

Her face paled.

The Truth Mirror flickered.

She had withheld more.

Fear.

Not loyalty.

Qin Yuheng did not soften.

"Children were transferred because adults chose comfort over truth. Do not choose comfort again."

Madam Wen wept.

Then gave another list.

This one included White Sun Orphan Hall’s hidden patron seal.

Lin Xian’er recognized it immediately.

Her expression turned icy.

"That patron seal belongs to a merchant house that funds three legal academies."

The battle was expanding again.

White Sun Orphan Hall would be next.

But attacking it openly would ignite a political storm.

The enemy had chosen the battlefield well.

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