Richest Mogul

Chapter 1985

The rumors said that Manfred was a cruel tyrant, and nearly every woman who had served him met a tragic end, tortured to the brink of death.

He was beyond twisted. His mansion even housed a pit of serpents.

He had a particular fondness for cruel methods of torture.

In Everholm, a place far from the reach of any authority, no one could challenge

him.

Even now, the same could be said for Vlario. The common people lived in fear, trembling at the mercy of those in power. It seemed like the entire world was sick, with no one caring about the lives of the ordinary.

They all viewed the commoners as mere insects. When Manfred's cold gaze swept across the room, it felt like a blade was aimed at them.

"Keep the third person from the left," Manfred coldly ordered.

The girl who was third in line froze when she realized she was the one chosen to stay. Her face was drenched in tears, a look of sheer terror overwhelming her.

Her eyes were extraordinarily beautiful. They were nearly identical to the woman in the portrait.

eyes that captured Manfred's attention,

after a brief moment of gazing at her, he grew

jolt the drunken revelers back to a sliver of their

innocence. If you're not interested, then let me have

speaking, Sterling Bowman, was in his 20s. He had a handsome face. His features carried a mix of charm, yet there was an

who remained even more terrified. She trembled

eyes that had once been praised for their beauty were now

caught my eye too. It seems you aren't interested, so let us have some fun with her first. Sterling, after we've had our fill, you can go ahead and take her eyes out," one of the men said, eyeing the terrified girl

head of the table.

for them. Manfred was the type of man who had countless

of his

them, these women were nothing more than objects to entertain them.

then they were worth more than

laughter. The more terrified the girl looked, the more delighted

killing intent that

kind of deadly intent born from countless battles. It was something beyond

her away," Manfred

upon hearing