Upon hearing this, Simmons was stunned at first, and then subconsciously looked at Daphne and Alan beside him.

Seeing that neither of them reacted, he understood and answered.

"Grandpa Butler, Daphne and I were betrayed by the mercenary group they hired."

"If it weren't for the guards who were trying to save them and the elder brother Johnson helped us, we wouldn't have come back."

When he spoke, Simmons' tone was sad and desolate, as if he had great grievances.

However, Matidal's reaction was extremely dull, and it can even be said that there were basically not many.

His eyes were still calm, looking straight ahead, not sure whether he was looking at Simmons or elsewhere.

However, although he was a little confused about Matidal's reaction, Simmons did not stop because of this, but continued to say: "Also, after we came back, we were also troubled by the city gate garrison officers when we entered the holy city."

"Who is it?"

Upon hearing this, Matidal seemed to be interested and suddenly asked.

"Chris Caven." Simmons replied, squirming his lips without further explanation.

"So, you suspect that Morse Walker is secretly planning, right?"

But what kind of character is Matidal? How could he not see what the strong man who can help Simmons' father get out of the bloody storm of the inheritance dispute?

So, he said this without any concealment.

"Um."

Simmons looked a little angry and nodded heavily.

There was no anxiety or fear that was exposed to the true thoughts in his heart, because what he said was not mixed with any selfish desires, but the feelings he felt after his personal experience were completely real.

Besides, he did not directly point the finger at Morse, but just told this fact.

If it was him, then this matter could not be forgotten like this, but if it was not, then it would not be possible to do something that the loved ones were hurt and the enemy was happy.

And in this, Simmons did not have any big conspiracy, so he naturally had a clear conscience.

"I see."

"But I think you still have many doubts in your heart, just say them all."

Martidal nodded thoughtfully, and then looked at Simmons as if he had remembered something.

"Well, I want to know if this is Morse's move."

"And, why?"

Simmons bit his lip, feeling the rust smell that was exactly the same as before, and said as if suppressing some complex emotions.

"I will answer your first question first, it's him."

After getting the answer, Simmons was not as happy as he imagined, nor did he feel at all the pleasure of knowing the truth.

Some are just sad.

The body shook for a moment, very slight, but it was enough to show the shock in his heart.

"Sorry, can I interrupt?"

After looking at Simmons, Allen found that although his condition was a bit bad, he was still within the scope of his tolerance, so he was not too worried, but instead focused on his previous conversation.

"Please speak." Matidal looked at Allen, and nodded for a long time.

"If I'm not mistaken, you should have learned the news in advance, right?"

"Otherwise, there wouldn't be any situation where the conclusions are directly given without verification."

Allen expressed his doubts, but in fact, it was just to buy time.

First, let Simmons relieve his emotions, and second, it is to let Allen sort out what is in his mind.

Of course, there are also reasons why Alan wants to contact Matidal more and find out why the other party’s attitude towards him is abnormal.

"No, you were wrong."

"In fact, when the Third Highness came back, the guards beside him had disappeared, we had already discovered something was wrong."

"It's just that, in the absence of clues and oral statements by the parties involved, it is impossible to find out more."

"But in reality, it's not nothing."

Hearing this, Allen nodded secretly because it was the same as he thought.

After all, Simmons and his group went out with such a big fanfare, but there were only three left when they came back.

And he is not one of those guards yet.

This itself has already explained some problems.

It would be strange if the people below didn’t notice this!

"So, you didn't attack Morse before, is it because there is insufficient evidence?"

Allen spoke and said tentatively, but there was a glimpse at the corner of his eyes that Simmons had returned to normal.

"There are reasons for this, but not just the reasons for this."

Matidal nodded first, then shook his head.

"What's the meaning?"

Allen was a little puzzled.

"Even now, we know what's going on, there's no way to attack Morse."

"At first of all, these things are unfounded and there is no actual evidence."

"Secondly, Morse's own power is not weak. If you take action rashly, it is likely to cause some chaos and reduce the family's strength and foundation."

After hearing this, Daphne's face also showed a little anger.

However, she did not speak rashly: "Grandpa Butler, do you mean that they will refuse to admit it and define what we say as lies?"

"Absolutely, after all, compared to the Your Highness who is deeply rooted in the family, the strength of you two is still too weak."

"Even, whether you have strength or not is still a big deal, because you have never participated in the operation of the family, nor have you any right."

"So, in this respect, you are completely powerless."

Matidal spoke and explained seriously to Daphne.

"So, since that's the case, we have no threat to Morse, why did he attack us?"

"Grandpa Butler, can you tell me why?"

At this time, Simmons, who had recovered, asked Matidal. Although his tone was as usual, after saying the name Morse, he was extremely calm and there was no trace of strangeness.

Just as Simmons asked, it was really puzzled.

Because, judging from the current situation, he could not find any reason to be targeted.

It can even be said that this is not just targeted, but will be killed.

But now he doesn't know why, he's completely confused.

"The Third Highness feels that he has suffered an unrestrained disaster and has no reason to be targeted, right?"

Simmons and Daphne both nodded, with confusion on their faces.

The two of them are outstanding in talent, but they are only outstanding, and they have not reached the level of being out of order, and they will not be afraid of it.

Moreover, the two knew that their mother was from an ordinary background, so they did not seek any power, and they were justified and had never fought for anything.

Under such circumstances, they were simply not threatened by Morse's position as head of the family.

The other party will not be criticized at all, so he will attack them.

"From this perspective, the third prince and the lady are indeed innocent."

"But from another perspective, Morse's behavior is understandable."

Matidal first agreed with the two people's views, and then changed the subject and began to explain the mystery.

"If we only look at the aspects of origin, current status, and power in our hands, the third prince will naturally not be threatening to Morse."

"But all this is based on the natural inheritance rights brought by Morse as the eldest son."

"If this foothold changes, then Morse's position will be shaken."

"Although everything you have in front of you will not collapse immediately, and you can still struggle and resist with your mother's identity and power you have obtained, it is not much better."

"Even if the head of the family really makes a decision, he will not even have to fight for it, but will be defeated completely."

"So, it's not surprising that he would do such a thing in such a situation."

Simmons and Daphne stood aside, and the more they heard, the bigger their mouths grew, and by the end, they were even completely stunned.

Because, they were completely shocked by what Matidal said.

They have never been exposed to power and numeracy, but this does not mean that these two people are naive single-celled creatures.

Although his status is not high, he can easily understand what Matidal wants to express and the implicit meaning of the other party.
To be continued...