the country into another war. But you've misjudged me, Mr. Abergreen. I may despise the King, but in war, it is the common people who suffer the most. And it is them that I serve."

"You have no evidence," he said.

"Yes, I do. The first assassin struck while I was with the Royal Inspector, shortly after you left the scene. He fired several times but was a poor shot. The Inspector silenced him, assuming he was hired to kill a werewolf and would reveal this plan to me, an outsider. He later decided I was the true target. But he was mistaken. You intended me to see Sir Loxley-Birmingham take a bullet, didn't you?"

"Nonsense," he managed to stammer out.

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