Count Mock leaned forward and focused on the document after hearing Cale�s statement.

< 1. The location suspected of being Cale Henituse's base. >

�Cale Henituse�s base��?�

Mock immediately looked back at Cale. The boy smiled and motioned with his hand.

�Please keep reading.�

Mock turned back toward the document.

�Count-nim. You should read all the red words first.�

There were a lot of things written on the document, but the red words were quite eye-catching and Mock started to read them first, as Cale had mentioned.

< The Forest of Darkness, one of the Forbidden Regions that exists in the Roan Kingdom's Henituse territory. >

< The families of Cale Henituse's friends are confirmed to be living there. Determined to be a black castle located at the center of the Forest of Darkness. (Confirmed in the air.) >

< Security is quite tight because the Tiger tribe and others usually reside there. >

The Henituse territory.
It was a place that any of the Endable Kingdom�s chief executives have heard about at least once, no, many times.
It was Cale Henituse�s hometown as well as where the northern Indomitable Alliance�s first plans failed.

Mock confirmed the new details among the familiar details.

��There�s a castle in the Forest of Darkness within the Henituse territory?�

�And that is where Cale Henituse�s friends and their families live? It is where Cale Henituse spends most of his time as well?�

Mock naturally looked at the next sentence.

< It is not easy to approach because of the Tiger Tribe and Cale Henituse's friends who reside in the castle. >

At the bottom of the document�
Written in the brightest red color�

< However, I believe that if we are able to attack and take control of this location, we could use the hostages here to land a serious blow on Cale Henituse and his friends. >

That last sentence was written in Duke Fredo�s handwriting.

Count Mock was the overseer of the grand assembly.
He had seen the motions the first nobles had submitted many times and was familiar with all of their handwriting.

�That should mean that this last sentence is Duke Fredo�s opinion.� JrNovels.com