CHAPTER 50

Russel spent the next several hours interrogating everyone he thought might have even the slightest chance of betraying them all to the Harvenks. When most of his questioning yielded no results, he started to pull in higher and higher ranking officers. The way the Harvenk spy had coincidentally been able to traverse the entirety of his kingdom and then the capital, including his well-fortified and guarded castle, convinced him thoroughly that there was a traitor. Someone was feeding information to the Harvenks and because of that leak, Lola had almost been killed. He could barely contain his rage in his various interrogations and had yelled, slammed his fists down on things, and even threw something at the wall many times. All that time and he got nothing. Not one person knew what he was talking about or had any idea who might have leaked information to the Harvenk “mongrels,” as everyone put it. They even looked disgusted at the thought of betraying their kingdom. Russel made sure h