PAID

After hearing the startling news from Konstantin, Leon couldn’t shake the feeling that the end of this conspiracy was approaching, piece by piece.

So when he said that his mentor’s findings were the final piece of the puzzle, it wasn’t an exaggeration.

The next meeting with his mentor was set for about a month away. Even if the mentor’s progress wasn’t swift, Leon now had a strong lead to offer.

Following that lead to gather evidence was far better than stumbling around like a headless fly.

“No matter what, we can’t let those imperial tyrants continue their unchecked ambitions,” Leon muttered to himself.

As the night wore on, he leaned over the balcony railing, gazing at the endless night sky.

His mind was a whirl of thoughts. Though the day to overthrow that despicable emperor’s scheme was close, this felt like the darkest hour before dawn — the most dangerous time. @@novelbin@@

Every step from here on had to be more cautious than ever. Leon had no intention of failing.

The sudden sound of heels clicking behind him pulled Leon out of his thoughts.

He turned around to see the silver-haired beauty approaching him. Rosvisser moved to his side and leaned against the railing, her profile radiant even in weariness.