Salle de Bal Brise, the café on the second floor.
Lumian strolled over to Baron Brignais with an air of nonchalance and took a seat.
Not only did he lack any sense of deference or humility, but he also showed a blatant disregard for basic politeness, as if they were equals.
Louis, standing discreetly behind Baron Brignais, silently shook his head.
He had encountered many such individuals before, and their fate had always been the same—either handed over to the police by the Savoie Mob or gravely wounded in a violent gunfight, losing their capabilities in the process. They had no choice but to become subservient, like dogs wagging their tails, in exchange for the gang's protection. Some met their demise due to various reasons, their bodies cast into the dark recesses of the underground world or packed into wooden barrels filled with stones and thrown into the depths of the Srenzo River.
"Good evening, Baron," Lumian greeted with a disarming smile.
