Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

After the case was reported to Salvador, he appointed Patrick as a special investigator to investigate the matter in Brightmoor District. Ivy accompanied him.

The fact that the investigation was being conducted by a special investigator personally appointed by the king, and one who was the head of the Ministry of Justice no less, would manage to stir some doubt among the enraged populace.

Kyle, too, made a rare public statement regarding the case, outlining its ambiguities. Previously, the scholars who had condemned the situation had done so fueled by the public's anger. Their passionate outcry was driven by a wish for justice for the deceased, and to protect traditional family roles and authority.

But now that Kyle had spoken up about the case's doubts, the scholars also changed their tune. They no longer asserted anything with certainty, but expressed hope that the investigation by the special investigator would bring about the truth so that the dead may rest in peace.

Yuvan had not anticipated such a result.

They believed that either the review would be rejected or the case would be sent back for reexamination. Regardless of the outcome, Rafael's reputation would be irreparably tarnished, and he might even lose his position as the head of the Supreme Court.

Yet, they had sent a special investigator to investigate instead.

Rafael," Yuvan

they won't uncover that the woman has a

you know who this envoy is? It's Mr. Lloyd from the Ministry of Justice. Once he makes a

especially with Sylvia within the palace. The Lloyd family had a history in public

waited so many years, Yuvan couldn't afford any mistakes with

his dissatisfaction, and said slowly, "If the threadworm remains undiscovered, at least it won't implicate the governor of Brightmoor

of Brightmoor District was a connection he had carefully cultivated for years. It was not something he could

the

in Brightmoor

a swift investigation as soon as he arrived. He even allowed the public to observe the investigation, aiming to provide transparency and reassurance. After

could attend. Only select respected elders and scholars from the local

reinvestigation was necessary, it had to be transparent, allowing