An Understated Dominance

Dustin was surprised by the dagger that clattered noisily by his feet.

The dagger was indeed the one that Ronald gave him. But after a few drinks last night, he had put it in his room.

He hadn’t paid the dagger much attention this morning when he left for the Hill family residence. He hadn’t expected it would be the weapon that killed Paul!

And because of that, he was now the prime suspect!

“Well? Do you have anything else to say? Are you going to tell me that the dagger had been stolen? “Spring asked darkly.

Dustin furrowed his brow. He swallowed back the words on the tip of his tongue.

It was true. He indeed wanted to say that the dagger had been stolen. But at this point, no one was going to believe that.

“Rascal, we’ve got solid evidence now. Let’s see how you get out of this!” Autumn roared.

“Dad! Don’t waste your breath on him. Just kill him right now to avenge Granddad!” Torben egged him on from behind.

“Dustin! Did you really kill Sir Paul?” Ronald, who had been quiet the entire time, finally spoke up. “Why did you do it? He had always viewed you as his successor. Why would you do that?”

“We trusted you so much! How could you kill Sir Paul? You beast!” Many members of the alliance shouted.

respectable figure. Many of them in the alliance had received kindness and guidance from him. With his death, they were both saddened and angry.

me. Think about it. I hold no grudges against Sir

answer that. Who

masked lady stepped out of the crowd. It was Lexi,

venomously, “This man is from Kimboku. He’s an assassin from

crowd was sent

An assassin

killed

enemy of the state! People like him

had assumed that it was just a personal grudge, until now. But this

and spared your life. Why

the punch yesterday and had spared her. He didn’t expect his kind gesture would put him

yesterday! You’re a spy from Kimboku! You were the one who

happened! I was wondering how the experts got poisoned! So this bastard

let him get away

Slay the national traitor!”

many martial

of rationality. It no longer mattered