Love Swordsman

The next case

Kiara receives an order from Master Nick to meet her in the discussion room. Not wanting to delay any more, he rushed to the man at the promised place.

Kiara closed the door from the inside and gave Master Nick a respectful greeting. He glanced at Hansa who was standing next to Master Nick.

"If I may know, what did Mr Nick call me here?" tanyakanya. As usual, Master Nick put on a serious look with a beard that does not forget to play.

"The Court Office is being horrendously debated with the case of the disappearance of the Beeharga items belonging to His Majesty the Emperor. As usual, His Majesty entrusted the Court Office to handle the case." Master Nick's Papar.

Kiara frowned. "Squeaky. Yesterday's case wasn't completely resolved. Now there's one more case." Legally.

"Eat him. But, Your Majesty has given a decree. Nor do we have the right to question his decision." Master Nick looks to have started to resign.

After a few seconds of silence, Kiara looked up and found an idea for herself.

"I can solve this case." He tries to be confident. "I will indeed entrust this case to you and Hansa. Because I've witnessed your own intelligence and foresight." Master Nick.

"I can solve this case alone." Sahut Kiara's. Master Nick looked at him straight. "You sure? this case may be more difficult than the previous case. In fact perhaps, this case would be the most difficult case ever handled by the Court Office." The man is less sure.

"Mr Nick, just calm down. I was a detective. I can definitely solve this case myself. Please Mr. Nick give me a chance and trust this time." He is still strong with his confidence.

Master Nick looks mangosteen. He seemed to think and consider the proposal.

"good. But I warned you. His Majesty the Emperor gave us time to investigate in just one week. Are you sure you can solve it yourself?" Master Nick agrees but is still unsure.

Kiara was silent for a moment. Alright. Now he really has to take a risk. "I'm .. ready." Ready it.

"can't. This case is too dangerous. I won't let you handle this case alone." Hansa interrupted after a long time just silence.

"Mr Nick, are we going to let this girl handle the case in just one week? after all, he was a new member here. One week is a very short time." His protest.

"Mr Hansa, you've helped me enough. This time I ask you to please don't interrupt my request." Reply Kiara.

Hansa was going to protest again. However, Master Nick immediately interrupted the two men.

"Miss Kiara, you can start handling cases from now on." Disconnecting.

Kiara bowed respectfully. But he still stood there. Master Nick turned to look at her. "Why is it still here? is there something you want to ask? or do you need something to handle this case?" ask Master Nick who saw Kiara unmoved from where she was standing.

"There's something I want." Kiara. "Say!" pinta Master Nick's.

"I want to make a condition." Legally. Master Nick frowned. "Condition?" reworked.

Kiara nodded briefly. "If I manage to handle this case according to the deadline, I want to know the truth about my third brother." Courageously stated.

Hansa just wanted to warn him. "We all know, if the case about my third brother is not disclosed to the community. You covered up my third brother's problem. So, we only know that he was put to death. Without knowing the cause of death." Kiara explained her intentions and desires.

Master Nick sighed and looked at him riled up. "The case has been closed for five years. Anyone is forbidden to talk about it." Quick reply.

"Let's see, if you manage to handle this case, I'll appoint you as an Investigative Team Member." The Master Nick.

Despite feeling dissatisfied, Kiara no longer tried to argue.

"If you want to know the case, I must obey the wishes of this old man. And, if I were a member of the Inquiry Team, I might find it easier to get information about Tama's case." His inner.

He nodded and bowed his head and rushed out of the room. The room was left by two people who were ready to argue.

"Mr Nick, that's why I don't want that girl to stay here any longer. And I always refused if he was appointed to the Court Office. Besides not wanting him to be in danger, I also don't want him to know the truth about his third brother." Hansa took out all of his thoughts.

"Don't worry. As long as we can keep our mouths shut, that girl will never know about her third brother's case." Master Nick tries to ease the concerns of his foster son.

"But somehow I'm sure, that someday Kiara will know the truth. What else if viewed from his determined and always reckless nature." Hansa still couldn't shake her worries about the girl.

"If Kiara gets to know the cause of us hiding the matter about her third brother's case, she'll probably hate us so much. Especially me." Sahut again.

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Kiara received a letter from one of the gatekeepers. He went into the room and locked all the outgoing access in his room. Fear that the letter is a very important letter and no one should know about it.

He opened the letter and read it quickly. "Letter from the fourth brother?" he muttered and continued reading the letter from his fourth brother.

"Stupid. How long haven't you been sending me letters?" dumbling. He continued to read the letter carefully.

'Meet me in the moss forest.'

Kiara read the short letter. He smiled slanted.

"This is my chance." Mumbled. He left the letter on the table and overlaid it with a brush and ink so that the letter did not fly.

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Rubby rode a horse-drawn carriage to drive Sera home. Look at her. Eyes in the condition of not being able to see, he can still ride a horse carriage by relying on senses other than his eyes.

While on the road to the city of B, where Sera lived, he heard the sound of a horse-drawn carriage passing by and opposite the direction of his chariot.

He suddenly turned his horse back. Followed the horse carriage that passed by.

Sera who sat inside must have been confused. "Mr Rubby, is there something wrong? why turn around?" ask Sera confused.

"Something's not right." Rubby's voice is short. He sped up the speed of his chariot to easily catch up with the distant horse-drawn carriage

not far in front of him.

He who has known the intricacies of the road, chose to cut the road by turning to a different road with a horse carriage that was being followed. The goal is that the rider of the horse carriage does not know and suspect him.