A Narrow-Eyed Nobleman Is Always Misunderstood

Episode 205 – A Woman Whose Dreams of a Love That Will Never Come True

The pile of documents obtained from El-Romed’s headquarters in the basement of Herasmond’s Elgaron Company contained a lot of information.

This was not just a record of financial transactions, but information about people who belonged to El-Romed or who gave or received help directly or indirectly.

In short, it was a ‘gold mine’, with everything written about it, from information about the first leader to who the current leader is.

In other words, even if all of the people mentioned in this document were eliminated, the organization called El-Romed would disappear completely.

The great master and I succeeded in organizing this document, even after losing sleep for several days, and selected the people who needed to be eliminated.

After working for a long time to determine the priority of removal based on several criteria, the finished result was finally combined with the existing documents.

When choosing who to eliminate first, we prioritized people who had the means to contact others.

After organizing it like that, surprisingly, the number of people who had to be eliminated first in each region was not that large.

There was one or at most two people in one territory.

The person that Master and I chose to eliminate first was someone who played the role of middle manager.

A middle manager is a person who manages in the middle between a higher person and people who work under the instructions of the higher person.

In other words, he is a person who delivers orders to the people working in the field so that the plans made by the higher-ups can actually be implemented.

If these people disappear, there will be no one to communicate the plans at the top.

Then, since there was no one below to tell them to work, they would quietly engage in their livelihood.

The organization called El-Romed basically had a principle of leading a double life.

If you look closely at the documents, most of them were people working in various industries such as employees, tenant farmers, inns, restaurants, and bars.

It was no exaggeration to say that most of the dirty work was done by members of El-Romed.

They usually work disguised as ordinary people, but the moment they are contacted, they transform into members of El-Romed and faithfully carry out their orders.

The reason why this was possible was because of El-Romed’s method of training members.

According to the information that Master and I obtained, El-Romed selects members and trains them to a degree that borders on brainwashing.

After exhausting his body with hard training every day, he said that it was all because of those who had taken away his ancestors’ land.

At the same time, he presents an appropriate reward and says, ‘If you are loyal to the organization, all these rewards will be yours.’

If you continue to go through this process, you will realize that after the hard work, there will be a definite reward.

If this experience was repeated, one would develop hostility toward the empire and kingdom to a level that bordered on brainwashing, and to achieve this, it would become possible for them to remain hidden.

To be honest, I thought El-Romed’s teaching method was amazing.

Isn’t this literally turning you into a warrior who can sacrifice his life his for the organization at any time?

It gives me goosebumps to think that these time bomb-like beings are my neighbors in our society.

In that sense, it was difficult for me to treat Helen, who was smiling at me with tears in her eyes, right here in front of me.

According to the information I gathered, Helen was an executive.

He was also a talent that El-Romed regarded as a leader who would lead the next generation.

And, most importantly…

She is the one who informed El-Romed of my other name, the White Reaper, and even told him its location.

Within El-Romed, the risk of a mercenary called the White Reaper was ‘highest’.

If nothing else, since the risk of a single mercenary is the highest, it can be assumed that they were already wary of me, or that they suffered some kind of damage because of me.

Otherwise, there would be no reason for them to classify me as dangerous.

But they had a grudge against me, and I was attacked by them and died, but came back to life.

If it weren’t for the Sword Master’s body, I would have died there, and I would never have met Nina again.

So I couldn’t forgive El-Romed even more.

They were a group with evil intentions who wanted to take away even a little of the happy time between me and Nina.

Not only that, he tried to kill me, but he also tried to kill Nina.

That alone gave them a reason to die by my hands.

If they had messed with me, I had planned to just fix two or three bosses and be done with it, but since they messed with Nina, they were people who should never be left alive.

The good news is that, except for Noble Academy, the Ambassador has decided to take charge of the remaining members.

If the great master, who is incomparably stronger and faster than me, steps forward, I think El-Romed will probably be completely sorted out within this year.

By the way, what should I do with Helen?

But there was something strange.

Until that was resolved, it was forbidden to hastily attack Helen.

“You really were alive. What a relief…”

First of all, Helen seemed really happy that I was alive.

Why is she happy that I’m alive?

Isn’t it true that she is usually happy when someone who is hostile to her her organization her her her her dies?

“Are you that happy that I’m alive?”

I asked Helen a question just in case.

What if she is the type of person who wants to defeat the target she has chosen herself?

So what if she knows I’m alive and she’s happy to get rid of me with her own hands?

‘If she really is that kind of character, Helen must get rid of her at all costs.’

I strengthened the hand her her her holding her her sword her her her.

If Helen shows even the slightest hint of something strange, she can cut off her head at any time.

“Isn’t it obvious? You thought someone you knew was dead, but wouldn’t you be happy to hear that they’re alive? What will you do, Adalbert, when you hear the news of my death?”

In response to Alberto’s questions, Helen was unable to speak and began firing at each and every one of them as if she were possessed by a dead ghost.

She couldn’t understand what Alberto said.

Why are you happy that you are alive?

Of course I like you!

When I think of you, my heart aches and my heart flutters!

She was Helen who wanted to shout like that, but she couldn’t bring herself to reveal her feelings.

At first she misunderstood shame as love.

But isn’t it said that even a lie that doesn’t exist becomes the truth when three people share it?

She was Helen who thought she liked him, but now she really liked him.

Of course, she knew very well that if a noble falls in love with a commoner, the ending will not be very good.

The drawback was that they were not nobles, but in the Elpario Empire, even commoners could receive a noble title if they reached the level of a sword expert.

In that sense, Alberto would have been a good husband in Helen’s eyes.

Besides, she said to the public that Alberto didn’t have a lover, so she thought that if she did well, she would be able to take the place next to him.

So she told Alberto’s identity to prevent him from entering El-Romed

If Alberto at least shows that he is not a good fit for El-Romed, wouldn’t he stop trying to recruit him from El-Romed?

However, the result was a huge explosion that occurred in Maroonbah City.

Because Helen knew that she had made too great a mistake to turn around, she could not bear to tell her true feelings in front of Alberto.

“Well, I mean, it’s a bit weird when someone you know dies or gets hurt, right? I said that with the same mindset in mind, so please don’t misunderstand!”

“Oh, I see.”

But contrary to what Helen thought, Alberto’s every word sounded like an excuse.

Seeing that she had told El-Romed her identity in the first place, there were only two options left for Alberto.

Either let her leave El-Romed.

Or kill her with her her own hands her her her.

Alberto personally hoped she would make her first choice.

Killing a girl from a noble family in another country would be a huge diplomatic mistake, and above all, he was instinctively reluctant to use the sword on Helen.

The fact that she was a descendant of a great family that had fought against her her her evil spirit her in the past had lowered the level of her disposition her towards her in Alberto’s subconsciously in her her.

Alberto eventually decided to go super strong.

“Miss Helen. “I already know that you sold me out to El-Romed.”

She had told her that she knew everything.

“Yes yes? Well, how did Adalbert do that?”

And when Helen learned about that fact, her eyes were trembling like aspen trees.