Early the next morning, everything people had speculated appeared in the newspapers.
The mere fact that the newspapers dared to report on this incident itself was quite interesting.
Lynch had bought all the morning papers issued in the Imperial Capital, and most of them reported on the brawl between the nobles within the Secretariat, even detailing why both sides were fighting, and to what extent.
Unexpectedly, there were reporters hiding outside the Secretariat at the time, capturing the scene with their cameras, and these pictures became the front-page headlines.
Some of them were images of injured nobles, with Kipling curled up on the ground being kicked aggressively by Lynch and the young Count, a photo that appeared in several newspapers.
Lynch looked at the picture of himself; he indeed looked handsome, as always charming and dashing, even in a fight.
