Chapter 113: The Demon’s Contract
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The white bat drooped its ears and wings, only watching my reaction. The reason Feltron ended up like this was simple. He’d been thoroughly beaten by Abel Carius and lost…
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Chapter 112: The Marionettes of Feltron
The three elements of problem-solving were empathy, dialogue, and persuasion. But if none of that worked, what should one do? Naturally, fists, blades, and hammers would be the most effective.…
Chapter 111: The Ambush in the Depths
The Sordin Order’s temple was drenched in an aura of death. With every step, a sharp energy seemed to pierce my entire body. But it had no real effect on…
Chapter 110: The Boss of the Underworld
Surprisingly, the old man I’d given a ride to was the boss of a massive criminal organization based in Nordenark. With his shabby coat and wide-brimmed leather hat, he didn’t…
Chapter 109: The Old Man in the Blizzard
The imperial treasure vault was a place no one could enter except the emperor. Moreover, it was where the most precious things in this world were gathered. It was essentially…
Chapter 108: The Dapan Group
The child trafficker Norman Hewitt case caused quite a stir. Since there were no juvenile law provisions in the imperial code, there was a tendency to leniently overlook things in…
Chapter 107: The Child Trafficker’s Trial
The flow of the investigation picked up speed. As a result of the prosecutors raiding slave traders day and night. They were able to find Allen, who had nearly been…
Chapter 106: The Bodyless Murder
After hearing Count Hewitt’s words, my mind became incredibly complicated. No, the suspect is a seven-year-old kid. So why is he scary? From an adult’s perspective, no matter how much…
Chapter 85: The Prodigy Blacksmith
Soon, Bailey clicked his tongue. “Tsk! Hey, Aiden. I clearly told you to bring a blacksmith. Do you really think this milk-smelling kid can even hold a hammer properly?” “What…
Chapter 84: Recruiting the Professor
I entered the novel in Dragon God Year 981, Month 13. And now it was Dragon God Year 984, March. It had already been over two years since I started…