His words struck each of the leaders like lightning. They couldn't help but look at each other, wondering: What happened?
"Did something happen, Lord Carwine?" Jackvin asked cautiously.
And Theos also asked: "Did one of our businessmen offend you?"
"Offending me, to a certain extent, is something I would let go, since they don't know me. But what they are doing is a disgrace to the entire southern region and me, as your leader." He looked at Theos. "Especially those under you. Our enemies are in the north, but for a little money, they bow down to them publicly. What a shame."
Theos frowned and lowered his head slightly. He thought he understood what was happening.
'It must have been at that party...' He thought and frowned.
He glanced sideways at the man standing next to Louis.
'I see. So that document was for Dimash Jackson. Who was the bastard who rejected it, saying it was a brutal loss for the House?'
