The emperor Edmond Royans was not a fool. He knew even after Jude is being captive, the assassination plans of his baby are still in play. Emperor Edmond Royans found himself ensnared in a web of intrigue and uncertainty.
Despite the tightening of security measures within the palace walls, the specter of betrayal loomed large, casting shadows upon his court. The threat to Queen Sara and her unborn child persisted unabated, a malignant presence that defied identification.
As the whispers of conspiracy swirled through the corridors of power, the emperor's gaze hardened with resolve. His instincts, honed by years of political acumen, warned him against complacency. The assassination plans persisted like a shadowy specter, elusive and inscrutable.
