As a villain, I really can't become stronger anymore

Ron really didn't expect that besides Er'Neill, the first member of the Copperfield family he met would be this one.

Kane Copperfield!

Although he also has the surname Copperfield, in fact this guy does not have the blood of Copperfield. In the entire Copperfield family, Kane is considered a very special existence.

Although on the surface Kane's identity is not much different from other slaves of the Copperfield family, they are all slaves in the Grand Duke's mansion.

Yes, Kane is a slave.

However, Kane has a very special place. He is the same as the current Grand Duke Copperfield, Balk's father, Melville, Erniel's grandfather, and the God of War of Spang Theocracy. Agular Copper Phil grew up together, and although he looks to be in his sixties now, he is actually more than twice his age.

Once a child is born, an aristocratic family like Copperfield will often choose some shrewder children to grow up with their offspring as playmates.

A bit similar to the little eunuch next to the little prince on earth.

Kane is the playmate who grew up with Agullar. He has had a very close relationship with Agullar since he was a child. It is this relationship that gives Kane a very special role in the Copperfield family. Although his status is only that of a slave, no one dares to despise him.

The most important thing is that when Agulal was five years old, he sneaked out of the mansion to play without any bodyguards except Kane. As a result, his naughtiness this time led to Agulal being kidnapped by some kidnappers with evil intentions. Keep an eye on.

At that time, Kane was slightly older and more mature than Agullar. After realizing that something was wrong, he immediately changed clothes with his young master and pretended to be the eldest son of the Copperfield family to lure away all the kidnappers. The real Agulal was given a chance to escape.

After Agullar escaped back to the Copperfield family, he immediately arranged for the family's masters to rescue Kane. When Kane was rescued, his body was covered in bruises and he was almost half dead.

For Kane, this experience was basically a walk before death, but it also gave Kane a completely different status in Agular's heart. Agular regarded Kane as the most important person. His confidant trusts Agulal even more than his brothers and sisters.

Even when he started practicing at the age of six, he still pulled Kane along.

Although Kane's talent is not as exaggerated as Agul'al, it can still be regarded as superior. Nearly half of the various potions and magic stones that the family supplied to Agul'al were secretly given to Kane by Agul'al. In the end, Kane was pushed to the legendary level alive.

After Agullar took over the title of head of the family and grand duke, his favor towards Kane was even more exaggerated than before. Kane was directly appointed as the chief steward of the Copperfield family, and even gave Kane the surname Copperfield. He also selected a talented and beautiful woman from the concubines of the family as Kane's wife.

Let's put it this way, Agulal has many wives, concubines, and lovers to count.

I have many excellent sons and daughters.

But whether it is the most noble wife, the best eldest son, the most beautiful daughter, or the most beloved lover, none of them can compare with Kane's status in Agulal's heart.

This favor lasted for many decades.

It was thirty years ago that Agulal handed over the position of head of the family to the current head of the family, Balke, in order to focus on his practice.

Kane finally retired from the position of butler and became a disciple.

But, even so, Kane's status in the Copperfield family is still as stable as Mount Agulal. Agulal is just in seclusion, not dead. As long as Agulal is still alive, Kane's status cannot be shaken.

Even the heirs of the family, such as Melville and Er'Neill, and even the current head of the family, Balk, must treat Kane with courtesy.

And this Kane also has a feud with the original owner of the body that cannot be resolved no matter what, it can even be said to be hatred.

Perhaps it is because although Kane has the surname Copperfield, the blood of the Copperfield family does not flow through him after all... Maybe this is the so-called fanaticism of converts. Kane values ​​​​the family more than anyone else. Bloodline.

When the original owner of the body first came into this world, Kane was the first to jump out and said that in order to maintain the purity of the family's bloodline, he would drown Ron.

You must know that the mother of the original owner of the body was just a maid and had no foundation.

The other head wife, Teng's wife, was also quite dissatisfied that a maid actually gave birth to her eldest son first, and it was impossible to say anything good to Ron.

Coupled with the fact that Kane's influence in the Copperfield family is extremely exaggerated, even Balk, the head of the family, has to carefully consider every word Kane says.

Just like this, when Kane expressed his intention to drown Ron, the original owner of the body could really say that he had reached the gate of hell and could die at any time.

Finally, Vera's mother said coldly that this was the eldest son of the Copperfield family. As the eldest son, if he was killed, it would be unlucky.

If word got out, it would also bring disgrace to the Copperfield family.

After careful consideration, Balk reluctantly accepted Ron's existence.

When he first came into this world, he almost died inexplicably because of Kane's words. It's no wonder that the original owner of the body hated Kane to the extreme.

In terms of hatred value, it is even more exaggerated than Ernie.

After all, although Er'Neill often tortured and humiliated the original owner of his body, at least he had not killed him yet.

But Kane was different. He really wanted to kill people. In the years when the original owner of the body grew up, he encountered life threats several times, and Kane's shadow was almost always behind him.

In the end, he ran away from home. On the surface, he couldn't bear the humiliation and bullying from Ernie, Melville and others. The actual reason may be that he didn't want to die at the hands of Kane in an unknown way.

This hatred even affects Ron now.

When Ron first saw Kane, a strong killing intent grew in his chest involuntarily. He grinned, his tongue swept across his lips, and there was a slightly cruel smile on his face: "Old dog, I finally see you again. .”

The hoarse voice was chilling.

Mirabelle, who was behind Ron, was trembling slightly.

The originally rosy little face turned slightly pale.

During this period of time together, Mirabelle would often pester Ron and ask questions. Mirabelle didn't have many ideas. She just wanted to know more about her lover, that's all.

When faced with Mirabelle's questions, Ron never concealed anything, except when talking about his childhood experiences, he would briefly mention it.

Although her lover never said it clearly, Mirabelle was so smart that she keenly realized that her lover's childhood experience would not be too pleasant.

But now, Mirabelle realized that it was more than just unpleasant?

She could not even imagine what kind of torture her man had to go through when he was a child to develop such a strong murderous intention?