Lola fell silent for a mont, then sighed,
"Because I’m unsure if you’ve been controlled by the Lien Castel family already, after all... the people who originally ca to bring you back were from their family."
"As for the Church... it is not to be trusted!"
Lola shook her head.
...
Lola voiced her accusations regarding the sches of the Lien Castel family and strongly expressed her hope for Charlotte to prepare for war in the north before she took her leave.
Charlotte exchanged glances with Sebastian and Nisi, their expressions mysterious.
Sebastian struggled for a while before finally voicing out,
"Master, your territory... seems to be more lively than we had imagined."
Charlotte too felt a headache coming on.
To be honest, she never expected that the first two eting nobles from her own territory would engage in mutual accusations like playing a ga of Werewolf.
"The next one... should be the Roman Fuer family."
Charlotte glanced behind the curtain and spoke.
"Yes,"
Sebastian replied.
Charlotte nodded,
"Let him in."
Unlike the previous two families, the person from the Roman Fuer family who ca to pay respects was not the head viscount but a rugged-looking middle-aged man.
"Are you Viscount Francis’s eldest son, Lord Vincent? Where is the viscount himself?"
"Count, my father is aged and suddenly felt unwell, so he had to temporarily leave. I am here to visit you on his behalf."
Vincent replied solemnly.
Charlotte looked deeply at him and nodded slightly,
"I understand."
After speaking, Vincent searched and then produced a parchnt scroll from within his clothes,
"Count..."
"Our Roman Fuer family has urgent intelligence to report to you... We’ve discovered that several Chamber of Comrce leaders and workshop owners within our lands have dealings with the Bloodline of the Falling Star Kingdom, intending harm against you..."
"This even includes mbers from so major families within the territory."
Charlotte: ...
"Hand it over."
She motioned.
Vincent handed the parchnt scroll to Sebastian, who then passed it back to Charlotte.
Charlotte rapidly scanned the scroll, her expression growing increasingly strange.
The docunted families in this material were almost all the New Nobles of Castel, and astonishingly, it even included surnas from both the Lien Castel and Legris families.
Charlotte collected the parchnt scroll without showing any emotions and said,
"I am aware of this matter now, thanks for the information from the Roman Fuer."
After speaking, the atmosphere froze.
Viscount Roman Fuer’s son seed not proficient in conversation; after reporting the issue, he just stood there rigidly like a cold stone.
Charlotte made idle chatter for a few, finding it impossible to continue, she had no choice but to let him leave.
After the representative of the Roman Fuer family departed, the atmosphere within the tent beca even more delicate.
Charlotte exchanged a look with Sebastian and Nisi, their expressions enigmatic.
Well, two viscount families reporting each other, and as for the third... he outright reported almost half of all Castel including the first two families.
"Next... should be Baron Lanz from the New Nobles Party?"
Charlotte asked.
"Yes."
"Let him in."
...
"Count!"
The fourth to visit, representing the Castel New Nobles Party, was Baron Lanz, who entered the curtain and respectfully bowed to Charlotte.
Then, without waiting for Charlotte to continue to speak, he pulled out a parchnt scroll from his coat.
Charlotte’s eyes twitched,
"Lord Lanz, are you also going to report sothing to ?"
Baron Lanz hesitated,
"How did you know?"
Charlotte: ...
"Speak, who do you want to report?"
She massaged her temples.
Baron Lanz assud a serious expression,
"Count, I wish to report the Roman Fuer family!"
"They are colluding with the Chamber of Comrce and nobles of the Falling Star Kingdom, secretly trafficking mithril and arms, extorting rchant ships in the territory, and covertly rging with various underground organizations within the Count Territory, plotting ill intentions!"
Charlotte: ...
Damn, she felt like her own territory was like a mahjong table.
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