Anning finally received the letter from Christina's hand.
He noticed that it was raining heavily outside, and Moura was drenched, but the letter was completely fine.
In the future, this wouldn't be a big deal at all; just put it in a plastic bag.
But they were still hundreds of years away from the invention of plastic.
Holding the dry envelope, Anning appreciated Moura's attention to detail.
Indeed, he was different from the reckless Lasalle, although he too was a Cavalry.
Anning was about to tear the letter open directly, then remembered that in this era, tearing open a letter directly was considered lacking in ceremonial sense and would be ridiculed.
So Anning, holding the letter, started walking towards the study.
Moura asked Anning, "What should we do with this man?"
"We need him to testify in court, to prove that this is indeed a letter from Paul Balas and his mistress."
"So Moura, you should employ some methods to ensure this gentleman willingly serves us."
