After retrieving the wheelchair, Lily returned to 14 Ronin Street with Iver and Yulia, then poured tea for them.
She began telling them about what she had just encountered... as well as the "family secret" Oswald had given her.
"The guardian of the Drost Family..."
Iver muttered under his breath, his fingers tapping unconsciously against the wheelchair. Whenever he began thinking seriously, he developed this little habit.
—He had to find a way to kill Minister Drost.
And his guardian was indeed a somewhat troublesome problem.
The elf guardians of Avalon had all once been Pope Guards. It could be said that every one of them was an elite among elites.
The most troublesome part was that they were all good people, and all represented the Theocracy... At the same time, they were proof of the friendship between the Theocracy and Avalon, and the tangible link between the two countries.
That made Iver reluctant to use some vile and despicable method to assassinate one of them.
That would certainly blow the matter wide open. It might even push "the death of Minister Drost" onto the international stage, making the situation slip beyond Iver's control and causing the future to completely escape his experience and predictions.
It would be best if that old fatty Drost died quietly.
Fortunately... judging from what Lily had said, that old man seemed to harbor some dissatisfaction with Minister Drost as well.
After Lily left the Inspectorate, the old butler Oswald had given her a hint that she might be in danger.
He had also explained in detail some of the rules held by the guardians sent by the Theocracy, as well as the true nature of the Moriarty Family.
Simply put, what they guarded was not the head of the family, nor Avalon, nor the