I Just Raised Men for Revenge (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 159

That was all he said. Count Azwick, who until the very end wished to save his house, left behind those words and died.

The physician who arrived late shook his head slowly, and ironically enough, he passed from this world at the hands of his own wife.

Heinz arrived belatedly, but the child merely stared blankly at Count Azwick.

Sesenia, who had been about to leave immediately, suddenly grew curious about Heinz. This child, whom she was seeing for the first time in reality, would surely grow up to resemble Count Azwick.

“He’s dead. Then I’ll be the new count now. I should go tell Mother!”

There was not a trace of grief over his father’s death.

Just like Count Azwick, who had cared only for his own benefit, the child was no different. Sesenia clicked her tongue in disdain and walked away from them.

**

Count Azwick had passed away, and the matter was publicly announced to the world.

It was revealed that the countess had killed him, and the identities of the assassins were also uncovered.

They were all people from the Empress’s faction. Moreover, the countess, arrested on suspicion of murdering her husband, caused a commotion demanding to see the Empress, putting the Empress in a rather awkward position.

Furthermore, before his death, Count Azwick had already secured a notarized statement declaring that, should anything happen to him, the title would not pass to Heinz but to Rohan. Thus, Heinz would receive nothing.

That notarized document also stated that if Rohan inherited the Azwick earldom, Heinz would be banished from the house. This caused an even greater scandal.

Heinz, the countess’s son, was to be cast out from his family, and the countess herself had attempted to kill her husband.

Thus, it became common knowledge that Count Azwick had passed his house to Rohan due to Heinz’s questionable birth, and the countess, resentful of this decision, had murdered the count.

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