Chapter 26 --26 Interrogation
"And for some reason, you didn’t think this information would be important for us?!" Sebastian’s voice was cold, and Lucas and Ambrose stood in the corner as they didn’t want to invite death by interrupting the angry devil.
"I am sorry, sir. I didn’t know he was hiding such major information. When I caught him sneaking into the kingdom, I only thought he was just running away from the royal Kingdom," the spy bowed down, almost kneeling in front of Sebastian.
"I know I am in the wrong, sir, but believe me, I had no idea. You said you wanted the photo of the recently captured vampire, and I thought he would be the best leverage for the purpose," The spy thinned his lips as he almost placed his head on the ground.
Sebastian looked at the man with a mere curious gaze and sighed.
"So, shall we start our interrogation?" Sebastian looked at the guards, who immediately understood what he wanted and pulled the intruder closer to the prince.
The intruder looked into the eyes of the infamous dark prince and gulped before looking away. His form was trembling at the mere thought of what was going to happen to him.
His hands and legs were bound to the chair earlier, but they have freed him now. It was probably because they knew now that the vampire prince was here, he wouldn’t try to run away.
"Sample question, what is your name?" Sebastian asked, and without giving him any time to respond, the prince lifted the wooden-pointed stick and stabbed his hand on the table
"Aaaaaa! Aaa! Aaa!" The man screamed in pain and agony, trying his best to pull away his hand from the prince’s grip as his entire body reverberated with pain and helplessness.
The prince looked at Harold, and the latter nodded before bringing the first aid box. Sebastian lazily pulled out the bandage and wrapped the intruder’s hand messily to stop the bleeding so he could torture his captive for a longer time.
"I think you are ready to answer things now, yes?" Sebastian asked, and the intruder looked at the dark prince before nodding shakily.