Chapter 1195: Example
Carolan's words brought an unnatural flush to Glandon's dark face, one too slight to speak of, but it lasted only an instant. Glandon swung his hand forcefully and snorted. "For Frey, I have abandoned everything. For Frey, there is nothing I cannot do. Preserving the royal bloodline is essential, and I am the only one who can become king."
"Carolan, since you chose betrayal, don't blame me for what comes next." A ruthless expression immediately appeared on Glandon's face. He then looked at the silent Aiseldar and said, "As for you, Huen, I think you know what awaits you. There is no place in my kingdom for someone like you. You may now show your final loyalty to your king. I will grant you the most dignified death."
"Ah." Aiseldar sighed. Glandon's behavior had made him lose the last of his faith in the man. He had never expected Glandon to be mad enough to this extent. Not only did he intend to rebel, but he even wanted to seize the princess for himself. Compared to that, what Carolan had done was truly negligible. Moreover, Carolan's series of preparations had genuinely helped Frey at this moment.
Aiseldar had not expected that Glandon would learn of the conversation between the three of them in the main hall. That meant Glandon had long been monitoring them, or had made some other arrangements and preparations within the hall. Furthermore, after Glandon entered, not a single member of the royal Knight Corps appeared. Together with the ordinary soldiers surrounding them, it seemed to indicate that Glandon had already seized most of Frey's authority without their knowledge.
"Do you have anything else to say?" Glandon looked at Aiseldar, as though he had already secured victory and was granting a dying man his