CHAPTER 191

Nirvan came to meet Brianna in the corridor and kneeled before her and put his sword on the floor.

A knight doing this only meant one thing.

Brianna stared at him for a while before saying, “Pick it up.”

Nirvan picked it up.

“Did Dracarius send you?” she asked.

“I don’t think I can fill Sir Alveron’s shoes, but my lord Dracarius believes so,” Nirvan said. “If you are not satisfied with me being around, I will return back to him.”

“I’ll keep you around for a few days,” Brianna said. “After that, I’ll decide.”

“Thank you for giving me this chance,” Nirvan still kept his head lowered. “I will do my best to not disappoint you, Your Highness.”

Brianna walked past him. “Let’s go. We have lots of work to do.”

At the central prison in the capital city.

Hessia and Felix were standing at the entrance, demanding to be allowed inside so they could talk to Oscar.

“How could you not even let us talk to him?” Hessia growled at the warden of the prison, Urea, a woman who was at level 87 and was known