“I can’t do this anymore!”

The stopped carriage driver, opening the door, threw his hat to the ground.

Henry gnawed on his lips.

He fumbled in the direction of the sound.

Sadly, at this moment when he couldn’t see anything, Henry could only lean on the man he had been traveling with for the past few days.

“What did you do to be chased from all directions like this! I might earn money doing this, but did I have to risk my life?”

“I’ll pay you a danger bonus. I promise more than double the promised amount.”

Henry said desperately.

“Just take me to the address I gave you!”

“Why are you being chased in the first place? I need to know what’s going on. Why are you running away?”

The man’s voice was still full of suspicion.

In fact, those who were chased to this extent usually had their reasons.

No matter how good the money was, he didn’t want to get involved in dangerous situations.

There was some sympathy for Henry, who couldn’t see, but there wasn’t a great sense of loyalty between them.

“Do you really need to know that? There won’t be any danger. As long as we safely arrive at that address!”

Henry stubbornly insisted.

If the coachman knew that he was being chased by the Duke of Lothera, he might clean his hands and leave.

“I don’t know if we can arrive now! Escaping from those chasing us is already tough! I want to stop now. Still, I can’t just abandon a blind person in this forest. I’ll take you to the nearby village. After that, figure it out yourself!”

The coachman forcefully closed the door.

Henry’s two hands were trembling.

Being treated like this after losing his sight was challenging.

This was all because of Lenisha.

If that woman hadn’t been expelled from the palace.

If she had just bent a little to the emperor, would such a thing have happened?

Even though the emperor didn’t say it, he held Lenisha in his heart.

Blaming everything on Lenisha made Henry feel much more comfortable.

Muttering curses, Henry slammed the chair with his fist.

If caught here, everything would be ruined.

At least he needed to let Brixton and Haelin know that they were still alive…

The only way for Henry to get revenge was that.

Henry touched his blurry eyes with his palm.

“Damn it!”

There was nothing Henry could do inside the moving carriage.

It felt like he was descending further into the abyss.

In the end, the coachman left Henry behind.

When Henry was abandoned on an unknown path, he made a decision.

If he was going to die anyway, he had to get revenge somehow.

Even if the method of revenge was dirty and deadly, it didn’t matter.

Just tearing apart Lenisha’s heart would be enough.

Henry rescued a child running errands on the street and, using his hand, headed to a new destination.

If the emperor didn’t take revenge for Henry, he would have to find someone else.
“Is this a place where mercenaries can live?”

Henry stood tall, holding his head high, and spoke confidently.

The rough-looking men inside the shop gradually stood up, one or two of them.

The child supporting Henry cowered.

Although he had heard stories about such places, it was the first time the child had come here.

Henry gripped the child’s shoulder to prevent them from running away.

“I came because I have a request.”

“You need money, right? The cost of keeping us is high.”

Henry gritted his teeth.

He had been spending the money he had saved up like water.

But he had no regrets.

Henry had no family to support, and if he could protect his own body, that was enough.

And now that he had lost even that, he didn’t care if he scattered money on the streets as long as Henry could achieve his goal.

Before Henry arrived, he stopped by the bank and threw some of the money he brought down on the table like he was throwing it away.

“Will this amount be enough?”

The men checked the hefty purse.

“…What kind of job do you want to request with this much money?”

“I need someone killed.”

“Hmm!”

The child held by Henry screamed, but couldn’t escape Henry’s grip.

The mercenaries glanced at the child, who was trembling with blue lips.

Although the child seemed like one living on the streets, they seemed to have been brought here in the hope of earning a few pennies.

They didn’t know that.

“People like us work as much as we receive. Since you’ve paid the price, clearly state your request. Who do you want us to kill? It’s not this little one, right?”

“A little one living in the Heloshine Castle. About 13 years old. Her name is Isabella. Isabella Rotherra is her name.”

“Kill a noble’s child?”

“I’ll give you twice the money if you succeed. This is just an advance.”

Henry’s eyes flashed sharply.

He vowed to make them feel the loss when they lost the most precious thing.

And Henry was determined to do just that.

For those who had thrown him into the abyss.

Duke Cloud shifted his heavy buttocks.

It was because he heard that there was a precious guest who came to visit him.

It wasn’t just Duke Cloud’s heavy buttocks that were heavy.