Bab 379: (Un)Noble noblemen

Harvey thought about the just-concluded meeting. He and Alvin had been told during their little investigation that Sir Wilson and his family had been killed, and it had been done by the royal guards. But judging by the reactions of the noblemen, they had no idea of such a thing. Did it mean someone in the royal family had carried out such plans without the knowledge of the other noblemen?

Was it perhaps the king?

He didn't think so. The king was not that kind of person. Besides, if he wanted to kill Sir Wilson for any reason, he would have done so in a reasonable fashion and maybe spared his household too, unless he had really gotten involved in treason. 

Then who else? 

The only other person who had such authority aside from the king was Lord Damon. But what reason would he have to kill Sir Wilson?