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Russell felt that if he put himself in King Frederick's shoes, he would have been unable to resist tearing the boy into pieces.

So, Russell smiled and said to Booker, "Very good, thank you for letting me know."

As Russell reflected on the news, Booker also realized what he had just done. He had revealed the King's location and his words.

Booker, who was originally nervous, began to tremble again when he heard Russell's thanks and saw Russell's smile.

The big men of Usedom often smile and talk when they have murderous intentions towards the little guys, and this understanding does not only come from the lowly cattle herder old Ernst.

Booker was afraid that Russell's next words would be polite: "I'm sorry, please just go to hell."

Booker wanted to wail and beg for mercy, but Russell's smile made fear strangle Booker's throat again. His mind went blank and he couldn't utter a word.

Russell saw that Booker was so scared. Although he didn't know why, Russell still felt that Booker would scream after he left.

Russell felt that he had to do some cleanup before going to Eleanor's palace.

Out of basic courtesy, Russell apologized casually: "Sorry, please have a good sleep."

Ahhhhhh! I don't want to die! I don't want to die! Please, spare me! I will do whatever you say! I will do anything!

Booker shouted loudly in his heart. He was so scared that he was a little confused. Although his throat could only make a hoarse sound, he mistakenly thought he had shouted loudly.

Russell's polite apology really scared him to death. He began to struggle instinctively, and then Booker was hit hard on the back of his head. His eyes went black and he knew nothing.

"Have a good sleep." Russell threw the unconscious Booker to the ground and quietly left the palace.

Russell looked at the sky which was beginning to darken, and then looked at Eleanor's brightly lit bedroom not far away. He decided to go to Conrad first.

After hearing from Booker that Frederick's mood had visibly deteriorated after visiting Conrad, Russell wanted to know what had happened in Conrad's palace.

So, Russell took advantage of the cover of night and slipped into Conrad's palace.

To be exact, Russell did not encounter any obstacles along the way, not even a single attendant or guard.

Then he heard Conrad's hushed voice.

Is it true that Conrad didn't faint at all? Was Friedrich just acting out his anger? What was the point of his performance?

Russell frowned.

Out of patience, Russell did not choose to turn around and leave immediately.

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