Just as Constantine was about to be made into wine mash, Owen hurriedly stepped in to stop it.
"That's enough. I've already forgiven him, and I haven't really been harmed," Owen said.
The followers of the Goddess of Wine were utterly shocked. They knew their envoy was powerful but also incredibly kind-hearted. However, they hadn't expected him to be this forgiving.
Everyone immediately felt ashamed.
Grand Archpriest Emil praised, "Envoy, your kindness is as moving as ever."
"Huh? We're not going to kill him?" Amtea, who had just taken out an executioner's blade, said in disappointment. "I even brought the big barrel."
"No, there's no need to kill him," Owen said, sweating.
He had realized something—if Constantine didn't receive some form of punishment, the others, especially the loyal followers of the Goddess of Wine, would never agree.