Dear Broom Knight.

Chapter 1006 True Persistence
"Ms. Agnes, what can I do for you?" A smart woman dressed in a shirt, trousers, and a short cloak quickly walked in from outside the door.

“I have completely removed Beatrice Booker’s access to the Tower,” Anise instructed. “Tracy, later you take a few people to clean her room and send all her things to Booker’s house.”

"Is there anything I can do?" Tracy asked cautiously.

“Nothing is needed.” Anise smiled. “Even if I banish her, no one will dare to kill her.”

You have to suffer some losses to grow up properly.

Tracy pursed her lips.

She remembered that the last time Anise and Pat talked about suffering losses, they had marveled at Lord Lori's wise saying, "Believe that suffering losses is a blessing, and you will naturally have boundless blessings."

The most ineffective way to teach a child right from wrong is to let her suffer losses all the time.

So, has Ms. Agnes completely given up on that useless, good-for-nothing daughter?

Those around 'Bloody Witch' Agnes were almost fed up with Beatrice, who had an ungrateful face as big as a basin.

In the past, perhaps because all I saw was eating, drinking, and enjoying entertainment, although I disliked it, it wasn't to the point where I wanted her to disappear.

For Ms. Anise's sake, everyone put up with it.

Being stupid has its advantages; you can't outsmart them, and they're easy to manipulate.

But when it comes to crucial moments, a stupid and wicked person can be a real weapon.

Ever since the earthly incarnations of the Tower Lord began preparing for the next generation's succession, Beatrice has suddenly become arrogant and haughty.

I don't know what kind of thinking made her feel that she was the most suitable candidate... The Blood Tower wouldn't instill this kind of idea in her, but although the Booker family is more filthy, the scholars are always good at self-preservation and wouldn't do something so foolish.

But they might flatter her a bit, saying things like, "If you weren't so young, this position would definitely belong to you..." The key point is "young," but what they're really saying is that Beatrice's strength is too low.

But Beatrice may have only heard 'It must be yours'.

She even began to identify herself as the future mother of the Tower Lord... The fact that Ms. Agnes didn't kill her herself can be attributed to her maternal love.

Fortunately, although this young lady was quite foolish, she knew that no one would kill her just because she was harassed... The worst offenders were Mr. Kyle and the young master Montes who was more polite to Ms. Pat.

The reason is obvious to everyone.

Although they weren't particularly close, and were still fiercely competitive over their interests, they were willing to let go of minor, insignificant matters.

Beatrice is too stupid. Even though Kyle finds her attitude extremely distasteful, her skills are nowhere near enough to touch the flying young master Kyle.

As long as Ms. Anise doesn't say anything, then... it's just a piece of trash that can be ignored.

It smells a bit, but it doesn't bother you if you don't get close.

However, the stench that Kyle couldn't smell was something her subordinates smelled every day!
What's most infuriating is that even though he hates Beatrice to death, he can't lay a hand on her.

Just now, when she heard that Kyle had arrived, she recklessly pushed over several servants who tried to stop her... Beatrice is too useless and fragile, which makes things more difficult for them.

She used a little too much force, and that thing... whether it was really that heavy or not, she was definitely injured.

In addition, the Booker scholar gave Beatrice many low- to mid-level scrolls, allowing her to tear them up and play with them without restraint.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have barged into the living room.

Of course, most importantly, Beatrice has a relatively high level of authority in the Blood Tower, and the ordinary followers on the lower levels do not dare to stop her.

Being expelled from the class wasn't a big deal, and even giving away Beatrice's things wasn't a big deal either. What really convinced Tracy that Annelies had completely given up on Beatrice was that Annelies even made a joke about it.

This is what it truly means to be completely indifferent.

Tracy was overjoyed and responded crisply.

Anise glanced up at her and said knowingly, "Don't smile so brightly, aren't you afraid of pissing me off?"

"Heh~ Want to die?"

Tracy laughed awkwardly twice.

“If I’m this unhappy, then no one else can be happy!” Anise said bluntly, ignoring everything else. “Pat gave me some very interesting news.”

"You come and see, figure out a way to spread this news, and make it sound good."

"Yes!" Tracy respectfully accepted the letter.

"Oh, and if you spot anyone from the Tower of Pride, remember to mention Pat a few times," Anise said calmly. "Don't be too surprised if they cooperate with you; things will be fine from here on out."

In Pat's case, arrogance is not our enemy.

"Yes!" Although somewhat puzzled, Tracy was quite happy that she wouldn't have to confront Pride, one of the earliest witch towers, head-on.

It's not that we can't beat them, but every time we fight them, it feels like we're fighting in mud.

The Tower of Arrogance is completely at odds with its name; in fact, they are extremely shameless in their actions.

They are very good at using cannon fodder and borrowing strength to fight back.

They're good at stirring up trouble.

Because they were newcomers to the Bloody Tower, they were still unclear about many things. Therefore, when internal conflicts occurred, they would observe from a distance, preferring to remain oblivious to some things rather than risk their lives at the outset.

These are Ms. Agnes's basic requirements for them.

This is also why the Fegzal faction of the Bloody Tower remained loyal to her. Didn't the other Towers and factions know that getting too close while observing internal strife could easily lead to trouble?
all know.

For them, human life is the easiest consumable to obtain.

Once a batch of cannon fodder is sent out, a new batch will arrive; all you need to do is shout it out from the outskirts of the secret area.

This may be why the higher-ups in the secret realm never cared about the mixed bag of people on the outside.

Using other people's subordinates as cannon fodder can also be a kind of fun.

But the Blood Tower never does that kind of thing.

Everyone who can enter the Blood Tower must undergo layers of checks, with Anise personally overseeing the final screening.

Although the qualification to enter is very difficult to obtain, once you are in, you will immediately be under Anise's protection. You only need to think about work and don't have to worry about dying for no reason.

For some who have no choice but to seek refuge in the secrets of the tower, the Blood Tower is actually the best place to go.

All Agnes wanted was bloodshed... When the battle began, her followers had to stand firm and kill every enemy.

But for those in the secret tower, this is truly the simplest requirement.

The Tower of Secrets may seem to have no requirements, but in reality, it is not... They simply have absolute confidence that they can lead outsiders down the most evil path.

These all happened naturally during each mission.

If one cannot accept those vicious tasks, then it is inevitably the one who accepts the tasks who will die.

After all, it's not just his opponents who could kill him, but also his fellow travelers.

Those covered in blood and who had killed seventeen or eighteen people are not even considered among the top in this group.

Unfortunately, they are the perfect cannon fodder.

After all, they know nothing but how to kill.

Tracy herself was this type, or at least she thought she was.

Women, especially those in chaotic areas, tend to commit murder for only a few reasons.

For them, being born evil is actually a kind of happiness.

Tracy was once a happy only child, but unfortunately, before she could grow up, her family was suddenly destroyed.

Although she wouldn't be completely eliminated because she was a minor... for a beautiful woman who lacked strength, death would actually be a good thing.

However, since the enemy didn't kill her, Tracy wouldn't give up her life no matter how painful or humiliating it was.

It wasn't just about revenge; it was also because her own life had inherent value.

Moreover, as long as they can disguise themselves, minors are sometimes easier to overlook.

From climbing onto her and locking her up tightly to turning her into a cleaning maid, it only took three years.

She doesn't need to feign a pitiful or innocent demeanor; that would only arouse suspicion in those with a more discerning mind.

All you need to do is become numb and unresponsive to anything.

She doesn't even have any interest in food and never goes into the kitchen.

But why make murder so complicated?

The water source we drink is important, but the water source for washing clothes and cleaning is just as important.

Of course, those people probably couldn't understand what a little girl who had studied the encyclopedia of plants and minerals since childhood could accomplish with the junk and weeds in the castle.

However, Tracy also knew why she was wanted.

She not only killed the culprit, but also everyone in the castle.

Even newborn babies.

In the idiotic logic of the nobility, her behavior was evil.

On the contrary, the way they treated Tracy was excessive.

Huh~
What's the difference between you going a little too far and me going way too far?
Without hesitation, Tracy plunged into the Tower camp, but was soon sent to the secret realm because of her young age, cautious nature, and ruthlessness.

She had initially thought this was a stronghold for ruthless people, but it turned out that the Riddler was the dominant figure here.

Tracy was tolerant; these things meant nothing to her.

But she's already come to the villains' stronghold, why should she still put up with it?

Fortunately, just when she was about to lose her temper, Ms. Agnes's Blood Tower was activated... Those demands were nothing to Tracy.

All you have to do is fight like crazy until the very last moment. Is there anything simpler than that?
But somehow Ms. Agnes recognized her management talent and took her under her wing to train her, even arranging for her to observe the civil wars in other towers.

Although Tracy still didn't understand many things, she could tell that the Tower of Pride was a complete dung heap.

They stir things up everywhere, no matter whose trash it is, as long as they see it, they will definitely stir it up.

(End of this chapter)