An Extra’s POV

"Let's get down to the important bits first, shall we?"

As Scylla's melodious tone reverberated within the dark hall, everyone's attention was perked up.

Lords Bleue and Rouge seemed to be the most anxious, causing them to constantly shift their gaze to Lord Noir, who ignored them each time.

The elderly man was already done sipping his tea, so he merely kept his eyes partially closed while waiting for the words that would soon be uttered.

"Before that, I have a few things to say." Rebal raised his hand, stopping Scylla before she could say any more.

Anyone would have taken offense at that, but the Lady didn't sweat it at all.

She merely shrugged and gestured for him to continue.

Rebal rose to his feet, his eyes forming a deep glare while a frown radiated all over his face.

"I would like to know why? Why would you all conspire this way and destabilize the balance of the Triumvirate, which we spent so long trying to establish?"

Rebal's voice contained nothing short of sincerity as he stared at those who used to be his allies despite being competitors.

"Over ten years ago, when the Dragons attacked and humanity banded together under one flag, our organization was formed." Rebal began, a deep sigh echoing from his lips.

"Those were chaotic times, and we thrived off that chaos. Even until recently, we have continued to remain pretty stable. We generate profit, and we turn the other eye from one another's business…"

His face turned even more sour.

"Which is why I do not understand why you would do this. If we just continued the way things were, you would continue to benefit greatly from your trade. You would keep racking up wealth that is more than enough for you and your families."

There was no need to go as far as destroy the very structure that was built a decade ago.

least you to get it." Rebal turned to Lord Noir, who silently listened to all that was being

We started this!" Rebal banged to table a little,

other House joined because of our influence, and even the Slave Union only came under the umbrella of the Triumvirate so they could utilize our connections, influence, and trade

Scylla, who was busy playing with her beautiful hair while

group of mere thugs and violent bandits before

Rebal's heart to see

Gang didn't sign off on that—as a neutral party—you

so disgusting that Rebal's frown only deepened

to know is why? Was it worth it? The money and

the end, what did it

The fact that they sought even more, enough to ruin the decade-long legacy of the Obsidian Council,

all of them, he could properly articulate his

"You all disappoint me."

Rebal said that, he returned to his seat and folded both arms while leaking out one

wanted to say anything in addition, but she shook

time. There's nothing that needs to be said to the likes

all she

already knew the uselessness of his actions, but those words would have eaten him from the inside out if he said

out of the way, he could

*******

decorum followed Rebal's

had stiff joints since they hardly

Then—

Scylla remarked, before turning to her left. "Is there anything you'd like to give

Lord Fitzgerald Noir. The old man twitched a little the moment she addressed him

her question, he slightly shrugged and opened his

an opportunity that is presented to them on a silver platter." Lord Noir spoke in