"Kaili!"
On the road to Robert's manor, Karl called out to his friend:
"Weren't you resting at home?"
His fiancée had not been found, and she had most likely already been killed. Dina had specially granted him several days of leave to rest.
The fact that he had been granted leave at a time like this showed how his superior treated her subordinates.
"Rest?"
Kaili turned around. His face was filled with exhaustion, his eyes streaked with red, and he looked as if he had aged ten years in a short time.
He shook his head lightly:
"Whenever I close my eyes, I can see Maji. Maybe I'll be able to find some clues about her at Robert's manor."
"At the very least..."
"I can avenge her!"
He no longer held out any hope of rescuing his fiancée. His voice was filled with hatred for Robert.
He might not have cared about searching other people's homes, but he had to come when it involved the true culprit behind the disappearances.
"Sigh!"
Karl let out a soft sigh and advised him:
"My condolences."
"What about you?" Kaili asked casually:
"You've never cared about this kind of thing before. Why did you take the initiative to ask to come along today?"
"Ha..." A colleague laughed when he heard that:
"This is Robert we're talking about. Who in the city doesn't know how rich he is? Finding just a little something good could cover several months of our wages."
"Who wouldn't want to come?"
As long as they did not go too far, the officers in charge would usually tacitly permit them to take some benefits from a search.
And Robert's wealth was well known to everyone.
Karl smiled without saying anything.
He did indeed intend to take the opportunity to get something