Chapter 939: Chapter 290: Is the Traitor the Rebels’ Leader?_4
Alice and Allen both listened, completely befuddled.
Leonard Churchill didn’t elaborate on the rule loophole he had discovered, simply saying, “You don’t need to do anything, just have soone notify in the study. Then Miss Alice, you just need to observe again… Rember to seize the right mont.”
Alice: “…”
Allen: “…”
Their gazes toward Leonard Churchill had beco very odd at this mont.
Although they didn’t fully understand, they were impressed.
They also noticed that this person in front of them really seed different.
His thinking was so out of the box that they couldn’t keep up at all.
“Alright!”
Alice agreed without hesitation.
She still didn’t quite understand why the guy before her had thought of this thod.
But at this mont, they had no other choice.
Saying so, the two left the study.
Leonard Churchill watched as the study emptied, and suddenly, his Shadow beside him stood up, coalescing into a solid form.
He looked at his Shadow with a smile, “Ah, who could the Traitor be…”
Leonard Churchill didn’t know who the Traitor was.
But if the Traitor knew there was an “unknown ally” within the Rebellion Army, they would probably be very surprised too.
….
Not much ti had passed when the ssage from Alice’s side was presumably delivered.
All of a sudden, an exaggerated burst of dark elent exploded within the study.
“Bang” “Bang” several loud combat shockwaves tore through several buildings.
A Shadow darted out at high speed.
There were already many from the Rebel Army in the Governor’s Mansion, and they were imdiately drawn to the commotion.
“What’s going on?! Who’s fighting?”
“It seems to be coming from the study, one of our brothers encountered an assassin!”
“Where did the assassin co from? We’ve already killed all the noble guards.”
“I just heard there was a secret report of collusion with the enemy found, could it be…”
“…”
Leonard Churchill, hearing the hurried footsteps outside, casually lay down in the corner.
….
Almost in the blink of an eye, Leader Batis rushed into the study, now in ruins, with a group of people.
Alice and Allen also ran over with the crowd.
But the two were petrified when they saw Leonard Churchill under the broken walls, a dagger fatally plunged into his chest.
If they didn’t know it was part of the plan, they would have thought Leonard Churchill had truly been murdered.
But…
Did he need to perform this realistically?
Why choose the chest, such a critical spot to be stabbed?
This guy didn’t ss up and really die, did he?
The shock on their faces was not an act, but real, both in their hearts and expressions, as shocked as everyone else.
Just as they were thinking this, Leonard Churchill coughed up blood.
What others thought was a fatal wound was nothing serious for soone who knew the Undying Curse Secret Skill.
It wasn’t the first ti he had been stabbed in the heart; he was quite adept with his hands.
His exquisite acting made it look like he was a seriously wounded soldier on the brink of death.
Leonard Churchill took out a blood-stained letter from his breast pocket and weakly said to the people, “Leader, there’s a… a ‘Traitor’ collaborating with the enemy… we’ve been tricked…”
At this, everyone’s faces turned pale.
Yes!
The thod Leonard Churchill thought of was to guide the Non-Player Characters to realize by themselves that there was a “Traitor.”
This was prompting the creation of a “Cause” in the Cause and Effect line, rather than directly telling them the result that “there’s a Traitor.”
The essence was completely different.
He perfectly skirted around the spatial rules.
As for the content of the forged letter, it was completely irrelevant now.
Leonard Churchill used his own assassination attempt to make those who saw him doubt that the killer could only be the “Traitor.”
As long as the Rebel Army was imdiately preoccupied with the thought of a “Traitor.”
Certain people were bound to panic.
Alice, also frightened by Leonard Churchill, feared he might die at any mont, quickly ca over and poured a Potion she had prepared into him.
But just as she turned her back to the others, she caught the look in Leonard Churchill’s eyes and imdiately knew this was the critical mont.
Alice released her abilities fully and indeed detected abnormalities.
But her sidelong glance at the person with peculiar readings from her Mind Reading Technique revealed even greater shock.
Because the person she sensed having an abnormal psychological fluctuation was none other than the leader of this Rebel Army… “Blood Blade” Batis!
How could it be?
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