As tensions rise over the increasingly important “Zent candidates,” Rozemyne finds herself entangled in the web of royal politics. Thankfully, this also secures her the chance to bargain with one of the princes...
I feel like with the speed at which that information made its way back to Raublet that she has started asking questions that she’s really not supposed to be asking about.
Raublet seems to be behind the knights attacking durring the ditter game, no? Hard to say with any amount of certainty yet, but that was the implication that I read. Raublet’s been throwing up big ol’ red flags for a while now so I suppose that should not be a surprise, but still…
With that final sentence, I think it’s pretty clear that Raublut is aware of the connection between Schlaftraum Flowers and trug… but I am still not sure, whether he took those flowers to investigate, and kept everything top secret, because he suspects that someone really close to the royal family is involved, or whether he himself is the involved and he took the flowers to destroy evidence… though I am leaning more toward suspecting him to be the traitor.
What really had my jaw on the floor was, that after defeating the feybeasts, for who’s appearance Ahrensbach is one of the prime suspects, Raublut allowed his soldiers to receive sexual favours from Georgine of Ahrensbach of all people! This more than anything makes me lean toward him being the traitor… but then again he is so obviously being shifty, I feel like he’s a red herring…
Either way, if we found out that Georgine (or rather her servants) drugged the soldiers at that occaion, to gain information from them and then used the trug to make them forget it, I would not be the least bit surprised. Neither would I be surprised if one of the students who studied under that herbalogist turned out to be Fraularm.
But I don’t think Hortensia is in any immediate danger yet. With her being the sole archlibrarian in the royal academy, she has become a bit too high profile to suffer an unfortunate accident, without raising a bit too much suspicion of her husband. Not to mention she already passed everything she knew to Anastasius, so the damage is already done and getting rid of her won’t help anymore. Of course with the magic contract, she can’t exactly tell her husband that she already told Anastasius everything she knows… so there is some danger probably.
Is Hortensia in danger?
I feel like with the speed at which that information made its way back to Raublet that she has started asking questions that she’s really not supposed to be asking about.
Raublet seems to be behind the knights attacking durring the ditter game, no? Hard to say with any amount of certainty yet, but that was the implication that I read. Raublet’s been throwing up big ol’ red flags for a while now so I suppose that should not be a surprise, but still…
With that final sentence, I think it’s pretty clear that Raublut is aware of the connection between Schlaftraum Flowers and trug… but I am still not sure, whether he took those flowers to investigate, and kept everything top secret, because he suspects that someone really close to the royal family is involved, or whether he himself is the involved and he took the flowers to destroy evidence… though I am leaning more toward suspecting him to be the traitor.
What really had my jaw on the floor was, that after defeating the feybeasts, for who’s appearance Ahrensbach is one of the prime suspects, Raublut allowed his soldiers to receive sexual favours from Georgine of Ahrensbach of all people! This more than anything makes me lean toward him being the traitor… but then again he is so obviously being shifty, I feel like he’s a red herring…
Either way, if we found out that Georgine (or rather her servants) drugged the soldiers at that occaion, to gain information from them and then used the trug to make them forget it, I would not be the least bit surprised. Neither would I be surprised if one of the students who studied under that herbalogist turned out to be Fraularm.
But I don’t think Hortensia is in any immediate danger yet. With her being the sole archlibrarian in the royal academy, she has become a bit too high profile to suffer an unfortunate accident, without raising a bit too much suspicion of her husband. Not to mention she already passed everything she knew to Anastasius, so the damage is already done and getting rid of her won’t help anymore. Of course with the magic contract, she can’t exactly tell her husband that she already told Anastasius everything she knows… so there is some danger probably.
She explicitly mentioned that she didn’t yet tell Anastasius about her latest findings, what she figured out from Detlinde’s retainer’s reactions.
And if she disappeared now, Detlinde & Georgine would appear to be the culprits, not Raublut.