A few times, no, perhaps dozens of times, I had thought about this.

If there were ever an opportunity to eliminate that bastard Albert, who constantly caused trouble for our family and tried to trip up my younger sibling, I would gladly swing my sword without hesitation.@@novelbin@@

In novels, dramas, and movies, characters often make such resolutions, but when it comes time to kill, they hesitate. That’s a common trope, but...

“It’s thrilling and feels good, doesn’t it? Just thinking that I can finally rid the world of that bastard, I feel like all my worries have disappeared.”

It’s as satisfying and joyful as when I made a fortune trading tulips.

Some might say, “How could you kill your family? Isn’t that too heartless?” But...

Even if it’s family, there’s a line that must not be crossed.

Anyone who runs off with several thousand or several million gold, or those who force others to be responsible for their debts or crazy business schemes, are no longer part of my family from that moment on.

They’ve become enemies who must be dealt with, no matter what it takes.

Sebastian, who was standing beside me, sighed as he listened to my words.

“Once you’ve made up your mind, you never hold back, Baron.”

“You can’t change people, Sebastian.”

There’s an old saying that goes, "You don’t raise a beast with black hair."

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