That was why Lazarus didn't want to kill them blindly. Besides, if Edmund did that, he would probably get into trouble in the future, especially with the Emperor of Vellmoria.
"No," Edmund replied coldly. His voice was so calm, it sent chills down Lazarus's spine. "I just want them to open their eyes," Edmund continued. "I want them to realize the truth."
He looked at the Count's corpse without a hint of pity. "The man they're mourning right now is nothing but trash," Edmund said. "The true monster… is the one they should be afraid of."
If his wife were here, it would be easier to determine who was innocent and who had a rotten heart. But since he had to do it alone, he would imprison them instead.
"Your Majesty, we should check the secret passage the Count hid inside that warehouse," Salem said.
