Chapter 33 Harold Armstrong

• Still Harold Armstrong's POV
• He sought out a poor family from the line of healers, they were a family of four, and they are well gifted in the art of healing. The Amaruks were neither rich nor poor, they were one of the best healers in the city, but they do not use their abilities to earn money for themselves, they view their gifts as a blessing from the moon goddess and they simply use their gifts to help the people.
• They are as pathetic as the king, and easy to fool because they are very gullible. When he discovered that the Amaruks could give him what he wants, he pulled the close and showered them with gifts, trying to earn their trust. He offers the father a job that would fetch him enough money to cater for his wife and two kids. His son was seven years old and his daughter was just a suckling child. He claimed to be interested in their welfare, but he simply wanted to use them to achieve his desires.