"Yes, sir." Then they left the circle hall under the escort of the guards, and the old maid followed them and left together. In the end, only Plain, Pavre, the Duke, his son and daughter were left in the circle hall.

"Pavre." The Duke called softly.

"Yes, my sir." Pavrey knelt on one knee.

"This matter is fully handed over to you to deal with, so don't let this matter be heard."

"Yes, sir."

Then he looked at his son and daughter, as if he wanted to say something, but finally sighed: "Mdolph, take her back to the room for rest."

"Yes, father." Mdolph lowered his head, but did not move immediately, "Before that, father."

"Tell me." Duke Udolf closed his eyes.

"About Lord Fojie..." Mdolph said hesitantly.

Sure enough, the Duke frowned and looked at his son: "Do you believe those nonsense?"

"No, father," Mdolph replied, lowering his head, "but if there is such a possibility, I will consider it."

The Duke was silent for a moment, but finally nodded: "So what do you want to do?"

"To deal with rat disaster, we naturally have to look for rat catchers." Mdolph replied, "To deal with witchcraft, we naturally have to look for wizards."

"But where is there a wizard?" Plain asked in confusion.
Chapter completed!