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- There's no point in calling him anymore, Gerda. You see, it turns out he didn't just fail to control his anger; it was all planned. Vladimir hoped to start a fight in a bar and, taking advantage of the ensuing chaos, get rid of me," Angus said, lowering his gaze and shaking his head, "he saw me as the main threat. He understood that I would be watching him and, if necessary, read his thoughts again. And in doing so, I could disrupt his plans and turn him in to you. Yes, I mean that he was going to betray you at the first opportunity. I decided that it would be safer to solve the problem immediately, rather than bring the scoundrel to the prince's court. And because it's problematic to constantly keep Vladimir under control, and because the prince might forgive him again. I hope you understand me.