Miss Louisa From the Valley of the Wind

Diba Renzo

"Redish-brown hair means coming from." said King Clould stopped when he realized something

"Yes, and I've also heard that you're looking for a fugitive woman named Diba Renzo"

King Clould was shocked, and looked at ancestor Kendrick seriously.

"How could it be so coincidental? Actually if Uncle Kendrick doesn't come, we'd like to send you a letter of request to conduct a search for Gordon Kingdom. We've searched the five kingdoms around Kite. But other than the tracks in Mordan, there's no news we've found."

"Actually who he is. Diba Renzo?"

"The story about him is a little complicated uncle. Uncle would know, if in our kingdom there is still a system called slavery"

"Yes I know" said Kendrick's ancestor

"Diba's grandfather and grandmother next to his mother were slaves of Count Enland, who was my cousin's brother. In the slave system, the child born also belongs to the master. She is Diba's mother. I don't know what Diba's grandmother thought so she killed her husband, Diba's grandfather, using poison. At that time, Diba's mother, Coti, was a little girl about three years old. "

"The cause of his death was suspected because of illness, until two years later a servant who had escaped was caught again. Apparently the reason she ran away was because she was afraid of Diba's grandmother's threat, because she saw Diba's grandmother putting poison into Diba's grandfather's drink."

"Because of that, Diba's grandfather's death case was investigated again and the supplier of poison to Diba's grandmother was interrogated and found not guilty because according to him, Diba's grandmother admitted to being told by her employer, Count Enland, to order the poison, and was found not guilty, so he doesn't corfimate back"

"Finally Diba's grandmother admitted that she poisoned her husband because her husband always scolded her every time a little bit wronged. But his confession contradicts the testimony of several other slaves, who said that it was Diba's grandmother who was often angry and raged at Diba's grandfather. Therefore, he was sentenced to death"

"The "little bun was then nurtured until adolescence by a free servant, and trained to be the servant of the main residence. Because of his gentle temperament and beautiful face, Count Enland was well-meaning to give it to his beloved slave Renzo. Renzo was the best slave in Count Enland's residence, and was a free slave. This meant that he had actually been freed from the position of a slave, but he still chose to be a slave in order to still be able to serve Count Enland"

"His arrangement did not satisfy Coti. Having been raised by a free servant, he had forgotten his position as a slave. And feeling that the position of Renzo who was a slave was not suitable for him, what else was there an old noble who had visited the residence of Count Enland wanted to make him as a concubine. And she repeated the same mistake as her mother, killing her husband Renzo when Deba was six."

"Did it use poison too?"

"No uncle. Using a dagger when Renzo sleeps at night . And the next morning she confessed to killing her husband to Count Enland and explained why. She was disgusted to see her husband because he thought they were unequal. Count Enland was of course furious, and said indeed their standing was unequal. Renzo was a free man, while Coti was just a slave child raised by him"

"Coti who had forgotten who he was, was again reminded of his parents. Whether she regretted making a mistake or not, she committed suicide in front of Count Enland using the same dagger she used to kill her husband"

"Because unfortunately Count Enland told Renzo, he took little Deba and educated him like a noble princess. Her beauty captivated the granddaughter of Count Enland. And ask his grandfather."

"But they held back their suspicions, after all who would bother the newlyweds? Until tomorrow night the waiter reported that if there were no food orders yet, then the bodyguard began to suspect something happened."

"They knocked on the door but there was no answer from the inside, and as you can guess uncle. Dimitri, Count Enland's grandson, was found dead naked. While Diba Renzo is missing"

"Killed using poison or.."

"Poisons.. And to date, we have not found out what Diba's motive was. Count Enland had only three grandchildren, so he loved him very much. And Dimitri's death was a heavy blow to Count Enland and the family." King Clould explained at length.

They fell silent again. Ancestor Kendrick was also surprised by the story about Diba Renzo. Didn't expect the story of his family to be so tragic that death continues to lurk. And a little agitated, afraid that it would also happen at Gordon's palace.

"Uncle, did uncle assume that the Diba Renzo we were looking for was the same as the third concubine at Gordon's palace?"

"Yes. It should be the same. This is information our informants have collected about Diana Cornor. You can make a comparison, and there is also a possible reason why you are so difficult to find traces of it" said ancestor Kendrick while giving the paper scroll he obtained from Mr. Muesa.

King Clould read the scroll seriously.

"If this information is correct, it means that everything Diba Renzo has done has been planned for a long time. Create escape routes, fake identities, and trap people to carry and protect them. And it just so happened that Peter was unlucky" King Clould said

"This is what makes me hunt here. When getting information about the possibility of both of them being the same person, we are afraid that there will be misunderstandings between the two kingdoms.. It would be considered that we protect the fugitives of the Kite kingdom and make the good relationship that has been established so far become broken" said ancestor Kendrick with a wry smile.

"Huh, uncle. It might happen. Oh yes, uncle.. Something made me ask a little question.."

"What's wrong?"

"In addition to the reason that the uncle mentioned earlier, is there another reason why the uncle at the beginning mentioned there is a problem in Gordon's palace ? And this detailed information, if I may know where uncle got it?"

"Yes. The woman always made a quarrel with the main concubine. Shamelessly asking for the position of the main concubine to be replaced by him. Though based on any royal law, he should be sentenced to death for daring to deceive and trap the King. But considering that the root of the matter is from here, let us let Tapis' palace handle it"

"Thank you uncle. This would mean a lot to Count Enland. And as for his daughter, what about uncle?"