Viscount Prozolov's face will definitely not look good. After all, he is Ravel's leader, and no leader likes to be threatened by his subordinates.
It's just that he was not happy, but he did not underestimate Ravel's threat, because Ravel was still very capable, and he knew too many secrets. Once he reported it to the outside world, Viscount Prozolov would be embarrassed.
and trouble.
What's more, Viscount Prozolov felt that Rafael was still useful, so he didn't care about the villain, no matter how big or small, and didn't want to be on the same level with him.
After sending Ravel away, Viscount Prozolov could only anxiously walk around the room waiting for news from Grand Duke Konstantin. He did not dare to understand Count Rostovtsev's purpose or inclination.
If you make decisions casually, you will only lead yourself into a ditch.
Did Grand Duke Constantine get the information that Viscount Prozolov wanted? To put it simply, no!
What is Count Rostovtsev's level? What Grand Duke Constantine can test and understand. Regarding the Grand Duke's questions, the Count's answers are all so official, which means he seems to have said a lot and explained a lot.
But actually it doesn't mean a dime.
"Count Shuvalov is temporarily released because there is insufficient relevant evidence. If Your Highness the Grand Duke has more concrete evidence to prove that Count Shuvalov is indeed involved in this case, I will naturally capture him immediately!"
"But now there is no conclusive evidence in this regard. Naturally, I cannot disregard people's lives and arrest people indiscriminately, nor can I continue to imprison Count Shuvalov. This is all done in accordance with the laws and regulations!"
"Other illegal matters you reported? Your Highness, don't you know that I have relieved Count Shuvalov of all his duties? This is the punishment he deserves!"
"Too small? If you have questions about this, I can only say that this is still done in accordance with laws and regulations. If you think there is something wrong with my judgment, you can report it to His Majesty. I welcome you to supervise my work!"
When Grand Duke Konstantin left Count Rostovtsev's office, he was not only angry, but at least full of anger, because he had received nothing. Count Rostovtsev showed him the routine operations of a top bureaucrat.
"That His Highness seems very angry!" Anton joked with a smile.
Count Rostovtsev glanced at him and chuckled: "That's natural. Shuvalov is his mortal enemy. Now that his mortal enemy has been released, it would be strange if he could laugh!"
Anton looked at Count Rostovtsev with admiration and said: "Your move is really unexpected. I didn't expect you to dare to release Shuvalov. This is really bold!"
Count Rostovtsev said calmly: "But the effect is very good, isn't it? Kiev, which was about to become a pool of stagnant water, suddenly boiled again!"
Indeed, Count Shuvalov's release caused a chain reaction, which was like an earthquake both for Grand Duke Constantine and for the conservatives.
Needless to say about Grand Duke Constantine, Count Shuvalov is their victim and has been tricked several times.
The turmoil within the conservatives is no less than that of Grand Duke Constantine. The reason is very simple, because with the collapse of Peter Barak a while ago, the conservatives have already experienced chaos and turmoil. With the fall of Grand Duke Mikhail
After intervention, order slowly began to be restored.
Originally, conservatives, large and small, thought that this might be the end of the story, and that they would just follow Grand Duke Mikhail slowly and be done with it.
But once Count Shuvalov was released, things were completely different. His weight was not comparable to that of Peter Balak and others, and even Grand Duke Mikhail could not compare with him.
After he came out, conservatives first faced a problem - who should they listen to?
Should we listen to Grand Duke Mikhail or Count Shuvalov? Both sides seem to have legitimacy in issuing orders, but the most feared thing in this world is that there will be too many politicians, or there will be two masters in the sky.
This puts Kiev's conservatives facing a severe test, and they may have to carefully consider which course to take.
The same is true for Grand Duke Mikhail and Shuvalov. The former, who has tasted the sweetness of power, is definitely not willing to give up the power that he finally got to the latter. And the latter also naturally feels that these powers originally belong to him.
Yes, it would be weird if we didn’t fight!
Anyway, the situation that the conservatives had just stabilized was torn to pieces in an instant. Grand Duke Mikhail and Count Shuvalov had to fight dog to dog, whoever wins will be the boss.
And this is the brilliance of Count Rostovtsev. He must know the danger of Count Shuvalov, but this danger is actually a double-edged sword. It may hurt him, but it will definitely hurt Kiev.
conservative.
Even through some means, Count Rostovtsev can make Count Shuvalov's harm to himself very small, but the harm to Kiev's conservatives becomes very large.
These means are to deprive him of the power in his hands, or to deprive him of the right to do things. After removing this guy from his post, it will be very troublesome for him to dictate matters in Kiev openly. He can only rely on himself and the influence of Count Uvarov.
He exerts pressure on other minions to follow his lead.
But it’s hard to say how useful this kind of influence will be. After all, Count Rostovtsev’s previous operations have already disgraced Kiev’s conservatives. Especially with the fall of Peter Barak, many conservatives in Kiev
Pai has been frightened out of his wits, and everyone is frightened.
In this case, Shuvalov might be able to get by if he ordered them to do something trivial and not very risky. But if he ordered them to take great risks and do something, then most of them would not do it.
And please note that there is also Grand Duke Mikhail who is an eyesore. He has no other abilities and is still qualified to be a troublemaker. If he is willing to stir up trouble and recruit those people threatened by Shuvalov, then he can definitely do it.
Shuvalov was so worried!
Even taking a step back, even if Shuvalov is very good and can control the situation, even Grand Duke Mikhail can't do anything to him, so don't worry! Isn't there another Grand Duke Constantine?
Do you think Grand Constantine will watch Shuvalov make a comeback and then cause trouble for himself?
Grand Duke Constantine will definitely deal with Shuvalov. With the level of him and Viscount Prozolov, they can still cause a lot of troubles, big and small.
What's more, now that Shuvalov has no official position, he can only rely on his subordinates for head-on confrontation. Grand Duke Constantine and Viscount Prozolov cannot defeat him, so why can't they deal with his henchmen?