Chapter 164 – Sevan’s Warning

Third person POV

  Meanwhile, at the Akuma clan's estate, while Arnold and Zaiaku are planning out their sneaky assassination plan, Sevan was in another room writing a code-style letter addressed to the shogun. That letter is a letter of warning and exposes the date and details of the assassination of Harold. After painstakingly writing the mysterious-looking letter, he folded it in half and gave it to his goblin slave girl and said to her, "Give this to the shogun at the palace. Don't tell anyone about its contents or open it." 

That goblin slave, an orphan named Cyrene, though scared, then accepted the order from her master, and went off to the streets to deliver that letter to the palace despite her lack of knowledge of the city. 

Arriving there after a series of twists and turns, she gave it to one of the palace guards and said, "This is for the shogun, sir. Don't open it." 

Though confused, the guard accepted it and went inside to put the letter on the shogun's desk. 

Cyrene then turned around and went off back to the Akuma clan's estate.

  In the meantime, at 4:02 p.m., Robert and his group, a bit tired, decided to leave the plaza arena and back to the palace estate to rest up and recover. At the same time, there is a letter from Luke of Saheda addressed to Sol in the hands of the palace guards. It was a letter of information from Sevan. Arriving there, two of the palace guards gave Sol that letter saying, "This is for you, Sir Sol." 

Upon seeing the wax-sealed, folded piece of paper, Sol grabs it, removed the wax seal, and unfolded it, before reading it. 

Robert and the others then looked at him obviously. 

Seconds later, Sol was shocked, but not too shocked at all. 

He then understood the letter's contents, and said to the guards, "Thank you so much, I'll tell this to the shogun later." 

With that, the two guards left the area, before Robert, Sol, and the others would head straight to the guesthouse. 

  While they were walking, Robert, curious about his headmaster's sudden, but mild shock, asked Sol, "Hey, Headmaster Sol, why are you shocked all of the sudden?" 

Sol then looked at him and the others. "That letter was from Luke. According to him, his older brother Sevan got involved in the assassination conspiracy." 

This shocks Robert and the others. "What? Older brother?" 

  "Yes, he has one," Sol responded. "And apparently, Arnold dragged him along since he was his favorite soldier." 

  "Wow, that was playing favorites," William commented. 

They then arrived at their guesthouse, and entered in, before taking off their footwear.