Although Lockin and Prince Oldman have become acquainted with each other a little and have established initial trust, they are still far from complete trust.

This level of complete trust may not be possible in another 10 years.

And even if the prince can be trusted, there is no guarantee that this mansion will be foolproof, maybe someone will learn that Luo Ming is coming to live here temporarily, so they will do something here.

Luo Ming had heard before that in Brandon, there were thieves who sneaked into the mansions of the nobles, and they didn't steal anything, they simply eavesdropped, and then peddled the secrets they heard to those who needed them.

In this city of a thousand towers, which is bigger than Brandon, there is no guarantee that such a strange black business will not appear.

Therefore, although it was late at night, and Grant had already inspected the mansion before, Luo Ming still checked it again himself.

As a great swordsman, Grant is of course a veritable master, but after all, she is a great swordsman and not an archmage, and her field is not particularly good at perception and search.

Luo Ming's realm is compatible with the four elements, and his perception is more refined than that of ordinary great swordsmen, and he also has Aya's help, unless there is a legendary powerhouse, it is impossible for eavesdropping spells, lurking somewhere to monitor the demon, etc., to escape his perception.

The end result is that nothing is discovered.

On the surface, this is very reasonable, after all, Luo Ming and Grant are the affairs of the Great Sword Master, and those who are interested can naturally inquire about it, and most of them dare not risk being approached by them to settle accounts.

And even if the prince has any arrangements in this house, he will definitely remove it.

But Lomin knew he had enemies.

After entering the territory of the empire, although he himself did not deliberately publicize it, but let his guards and chauffeurs take on the responsibility of showing off, he himself inevitably got out of the car and appeared a few times.

He had also noticed someone sneakily peeping.

Perhaps, the wanted warrant issued by the Plante family has not expired.

The current Luo Ming is different from the original clothes, the hairstyle has changed slightly, the temperament is different, and the face has almost not changed, so it is not unusual to be recognized.

Of course, those who discovered this did not dare to point to a Count with a large number of guards and say that "he was a criminal back then", but they could give a message to the Plant family, and at least a little bounty.

- By the way, there was also a person who came to Luo Ming, thinking that Luo Ming did not know about the wanted warrant, and reported this matter to him.

Looking at the other party's expectant look, Luo Ming also gave him some reward.

On the surface, it was a reward for him to report the news, but in fact, Luo Ming deliberately said to himself at that time, "Strange, who is making trouble for me?", pretending to be innocent.

Through this person's mouth, it is possible to spread this false information.

Luo Ming didn't plan to hide, but he didn't plan to make a potential enemy happy either—he couldn't have been happier if he could throw some smoke bombs and disrupt the other party's thinking with just a few gestures.

In addition, there was a cultist master who came to hunt down Luo Ming, and with Aya's help, that guy was trapped and killed in the forest.

Although that guy's own soul was burned by Luo Ming's cangyan, his disappearance itself would attract the pursuit of the cult.

In the past, Luo Ming stayed in the Duchy of Lothar, and the other party was probably beyond his reach, but now that he took the initiative to come to the territory of the empire, he might attract the other party's revenge.