[Stigma Baron Johnson Moliot]
He goes under the name of Molly in a gambling house.
He started a brewing business in Brighton’s name, but spent all his investment in gambling.
His remaining debt amounts to 1.2 million gold.
[Recently, more and more people are pushing for debt, so he is nervous.]
It was the reward effect that I received last time.
After finding out the first stigma, the white window that I thought had disappeared came back to mind.
[Found the first stigma in a short time!]
[Additional rewards will be given for this. Do you want to check?]
I have to check the compensation.
Then came the notification.
[You can check the information about the stigma without using up your fate energy!]
[You can check the details of the stigma!]
‘I was wondering how to use it.’
The words came to mind on their own as I faced Baron Moliot.
‘I didn’t know it would be this useful.’
At that time, the existing letters were erased and new contents were written.
‘What is this?’
I frowned unconsciously while reading it.
He is taking part in human trafficking to write off gambling debts.
They work by kidnapping commoner children and selling them to slave traders.
[There are children in captivity in the basement of the Moliot mansion. Some children are under ten years of age.]
‘You’re worse than trash.’
I took off my evening gloves.
It’s meant to throw at the person to challenge him into a duel.
‘You’re the evil of society.’
But
Before I knew it, a hand came over from behind.
It was Argention.
“What are you…”
“I’ll do this.”
Then, naturally, he took off his gloves.
Argention moved his arm across my shoulder.
The glove fell on Baron Moliot’s face.
“Oh my god!”
Why are you being so mean?
Baron Moliot was hit by a stone.
He was grumbling.
“What does this mean?”
“You’re not asking because you really don’t know. Do you want to run away by pretending you don’t know?”
Baron Moliot’s face turned pale.
He couldn’t say anything, but his lips were trembling.
“It’s fascinating.”
“You wouldn’t have done that to my wife if you had thought your neck was precious.”
