Count Adelbert von Reinfeldt.
With the Finance Minister's death, Adelbert had inherited the title of Count Reinfeldt. It was the inheritance he had wanted so badly, yet it brought him no joy at all. Every court noble in Breisburg had turned hostile toward him.
This was the work of Judicial Minister Ulrich von Luke.
The sinister old man with a taste for torture had no intention of letting the Finance Department get back on its feet, and he hoped to one day surpass the Military Department and become the foremost figure in court politics.
Since the Military Department had no interest in court politics, the Judicial Department appeared to be the one steering the political scene. But if the Judicial Department ever moved against the Military Department, my father-in-law would drag the Judicial Minister down without a moment's hesitation.
