Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Brown expressionlessly brushed aside his arm that was on his shoulder and replied calmly: "She didn't turn around, didn't look at us."

"Tsk, she didn't look at us. Are you Mona Lisa? You have to look at people and dogs passing by." Dowell was disdainful.

Then he heard Brown calmly refute him: "I mean normal people will look at us curiously after hearing what we said. Even if they don't want to cause trouble, they will sneak a peek out of curiosity. But she didn't. She didn't look at us once the whole time."

"Is there something wrong with her...?" Dowell thought for a moment and pointed to the position of his ear.

Brown looked at him as if he was a fool.

Dowell put away his cynicism, looked back in the direction where Qiao Nian came from, pointed, and asked casually: "What's there?"

"The stairs up." Brown knew that he just liked to take advantage of his mouth, but in fact he was a rough and careful person.

Dowell frowned: "No toilet or anything?"

Brown affirmed: "No. Rose Mansion was designed by our family, and I know the layout here very well."

Dowell said thoughtfully: "That's strange, why did she appear here? It's impossible for her to come down from upstairs."

Brown was also thinking about this problem, his thin lips were pulled into a straight line, his jaw was tightly tightened, cold and silent.

Dowell saw his entanglement, raised his hand to hook his neck, pulled him to his side, and said in a relaxed tone: "Okay, maybe she came here to get some fresh air, make a phone call or hide from people."

"Really?"

"Yes. She can't come down from upstairs. You and I know that all the entrances and exits up and down are now surrounded by the ten elders. To protect the safety of the Earl of Lance, she can't appear here unless she has wings."

"Well..." Brown relaxed his eyebrows.

Dowell muttered to himself again: "…It's fine if that madman Mudi went crazy with the Ten Elders, but why did he target the Earl of Reims? Does he know the Earl of Reims? Shadow Ten said he had never seen what the man looked like, but he sent someone to assassinate him. It's really strange..."

"Yeah." Brown couldn't tell what the secret was hidden in it. He interrupted the topic out of human instinct to seek good fortune and avoid disaster: "Okay, it's none of our business, so stop thinking about it!"

"Yeah." Dowell was a smart man, he shut up immediately, and in order to change the subject, he suddenly had an idea: "By the way, do you know the woman who just walked by? Why haven't I seen her before?"

"She's wearing a veil, can you see her face?" Brown laughed.

Dowell elbowed him on the shoulder and said unhappily, "I can recognize people I often meet, even at a masquerade. I really haven't seen that woman before. Do you know who she is?"

Brown also shook his head: "I don't know."

He said with a disappointed tone: "That's strange... If I had known, I would have stopped her and said hello just now, and we wouldn't have to guess here."

The two walked away.

...

This long-planned assassination was put out in just half an hour, and all the assassins who participated in the assassination were killed.

Some were shot and killed during the gunfight, and some died of poison hidden in their teeth because they didn't want to be caught.

In short, no one was left alive.

The person who came to report whispered the result to the old man.

The old man looked indifferent: "Is Lance okay?" (End of this chapter)