Chapter 60: [ - 060] The Mad Dog of the Count’s Manor
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Jimska had been avoiding his father, Count Railon, who had been guarding the entrance of the Grand Duke's residence for two days, and had finally managed to slip through the back door to the Acacia Count's residence. If his lord hadn't given him a suitable order to escape, he would have had to sweat it out by continuing to lie to his father that the Grand Duke had entered the palace. And to think that Countess Acacia had become the designated Grand Duchess. He was just as surprised by the sudden news. The Crown Prince had visited the Grand Duke's residence with a serious expression for several days in a row, and it seemed that they had discussed such matters. Jimska didn't know how Countess Acacia had become the lord's mistress, but he vaguely guessed that there must be someone great behind her. It was because Noebian was not someone who would make emotional decisions simply because she resembled the deceased Grand Duchess. As he was lost in thought, he arrived at the Acacia Count's residence, which was quite far from the capital. As soon as he arrived, Jimska felt that the atmosphere was unusual. He had previously felt that there were too many guards for such a small-scale residence, but today was on a different level. Ornate knights wearing imperial knight uniforms were surrounding the manor in formation, like a fortress in the middle of a battlefield.
"What brings you here?"
"Yes? Oh, I'm Jimska Railon of the Railon Count's family."