The uproar caused by Richard's death continues. For the nobles, if it were merely a simple death of one person, they wouldn't care or be involved.
The problem, however, is that Richard wrote a confession letter before his "suicide," which truly pulled the nobles into the "battlefield."
Frankly, if there is any truly frightening content, it may not be. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has already reviewed the confession letter, and the contents have leaked, so most nobles are aware of what it says.
It's nothing more than his obsession and desire for money driving him to take risks and make wrong decisions, and finally, his fear and pain when trapped in a desperate situation. What truly led him to death was the discovery that someone seemed to be surveilling his secret hideout.
The multitude of pressures finally crushed him, prompting him to decide to end his own life.
