The travel itinerary of Princess Mira of Vespania was entirely in the hands of the Vespanian royal guard.
Fujino only met Mira once at the airport, then followed the motorcade directly to the Sakura Blossom Hotel.
After arriving at the hotel, Fujino immediately became the head of hotel security and was granted an audience with the person in charge of Vespania's Japan trip this time, a count named Keith.
Count Keith was a European who looked a bit like a Japanese person, sporting a head of blonde hair. His appearance seemed refined and easygoing, yet his expression revealed a stern rigidity.
Moreover, that lifeless gaze... added an extra bit of aggressiveness to him, making people instinctively want to stay far away from him.
This fearful sense of aggressiveness was not an illusion, but a biological, instinctive reaction.
Fujino recognized that look—the gaze of someone who had killed people.
Anyone who had killed people probably knew that the eyes of a murderer were different from those of ordinary people.
Lifeless, piercing, and full of indifference.
This kind of look usually appeared on vicious murderers, as well as ordinary people who had witnessed bloody, terrifying scenes and realized the insignificance of life.
In his past life, Fujino had happened to watch bloody and violent videos, and for days after finishing them, his gaze had been just like that. At the same time, this kind of look could also be seen in the eyes of criminal investigators who frequently handled murder cases, and doctors.
Of course, this kind of gaze was not easily noticed.
After all, when it came down to it, this was just a psychological effect, and the effect would naturally vary from person to person.
At the same time, it would also be influenced by disguise and habit.
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