Despite Kim Jin-Woo’s sharp interrogation, Mimir didn’t provide him with any answers at first.

“Good choice. If you had lied to me in your haste, I would have ripped that mouth of yours off, treasurer or not,” he said as he stood up and looked down at Mimir. He meant what he had said, and if he was upset in the slightest, he was ready to tear the little imp, limb by limb.

However, Mimir was surprisingly calm. He looked as if he had expected such a reaction out of his master. Kim Jin-Woo also naturally accepted his calm behavior. He said, “It’s exactly as my Lord said. I provided the bomb to Alitos.”

Such an act might have been seen as treason, but Mimir must have decided that there was a justifiable reason behind his action. He continued, “But I swear this wasn’t the outcome I expected when I supplied that bomb. It just happened that Milord was caught up in the plan I had prepared in case the Usurper started making his move.”

There was some logic to his explanation. However, Kim Jin-Woo continued, “But it now seems like there are plenty of other plans that you haven’t told me about in advance.”

“Well, Milord isn’t someone who would fall victim to such a meager bomb in the first place anyway,” Mimir replied. Had he just made up his...