Hudson explained helplessly.
The proposal for a thorough investigation is utterly nonsensical. Even with a knife to their necks, the nobles below wouldn't honestly confess.
They would stubbornly deny everything, insisting that these were spoils of war, and no one could do anything to them.
If they confessed and exposed the news that they had purchased inheritance knowledge from the Moxi People, they would be truly doomed.
In fact, even if they did confess, it would be useless. They themselves do not know who the real trading party is, as the Moxi People had disguised themselves before taking action.
Following this clue would sooner or later lead to a dead end. This affair from years ago, unless the Executor can be found, is a cold case.
Of course, it does not exclude the possibility that someone might guess it was the Moxi People's doing, but George wouldn't admit to something without evidence, would he?
