Not only was the suspect very young, but there was also pressure from Count Hewitt. However, once the case was assigned to Abel, there were no exceptions. Everything would be judged based on evidence and facts.
*Should I try to help for now?*
Direct intervention was difficult, but Abel could at least provide advice on the investigation. After all, it was the prosecution that had initially requested his advice.
He headed straight for the building behind the courthouse. But, just as he was about to enter, the guard blocking the entrance stepped in his way.
"Look here. Anyone can enter that way… Your Highness, Duke of Carriers?" The guard's tone shifted, realizing who Abel was.
Since Abel was dressed in casual attire, the guard hadn't immediately recognized him. Once the guard saw his face, recognition dawned, and he stiffened.