Forget it in the wilderness, there are too many of these stealthy bone crossbowmen, and Malin really didn't want to risk their shooting and their master's desperation.
And the most critical problem is that, to this day, Malin still didn't know who had betrayed him.
Many people knew about this, and he didn't know if it was one of them who told the baron, or if they had let something slip in a moment of indiscretion.
Truly a troublesome matter.
However, upon consideration, it shouldn't be His Majesty who had just lost his beloved daughter and his two blissfully happy ladies.
True, Lady Anna knew about this, but the least likely to speak out was Lady Anna. As for Lady Manli... Malin thought it unlikely she would risk Anna's daughter remaining unmarried and eventually becoming a serious threat to her, just to eliminate him.
