Charlotte had even suspected that Borozhe praised his novels so lavishly because of an old grudge against his teacher, Don Quixote Cervantes!
Well, while he had been in the Lionheart Dynasty, he had also heard a bit of gossip. Of Don Quixote Cervantes's six disciples, five were exceedingly mysterious, with no records ever having circulated—not even their names, in some cases. The only one to have formally appeared before the public was Borozhe.
There were countless rumors concerning this matter. The most widespread claimed that Don Quixote Cervantes had sent his six disciples to infiltrate the upper ranks of the five great empires, hoping they could seize power.
According to that rumor, the most suspicious person in the Empire of Fars was Wood Brandon.
However, Charlotte did not think Wood Brandon was likely to be Don Quixote Cervantes's disciple. After all, he was a vampire several centuries old, while Don Quixote Cervantes was a genuine human and nowhere near that old.
Charlotte did not approach the battlefield. Instead, he veered slightly off course and circled around Zimmerman and Borozhe's combat zone. Yet, as the saying went, "The tree wished for stillness, but the wind would not cease!" Charlotte had nothing to do with it, but Zimmerman took a dislike to him. Upon seeing Charlotte, this renowned powerhouse endured a Great Annihilation Technique from Borozhe head-on, burst out of the battle zone, and pointed his longsword straight at Charlotte.
Charlotte jumped in fright and shouted, "Zimmerman! What are you doing?"
Zimmerman shouted, "Give me back my Emerald Scroll!"
Charlotte roared, "What Emerald Scroll? Wasn't that a secret treasure created by Great Philosopher Moni? How could I possibly have such a thing?"
The Emerald Scroll's rightful ownership definitely belonged to the Empire of Fars.
Although Charlotte was the Brittany Family's son-in-law, he