I know we haven't been given all the elements to understand yet, but why would Evon keep getting orders by the son of the nobleman he was betrayed by, and thanks to whom he ended up sentenced to death? The same son who raped him over and over while he was in prison? Why not immeditely and openly switch sides to the new king, who lifted his sentence and saved him on the very day of his execution?
I know we haven't been given all the elements to understand yet, but why would Evon keep getting orders by the son of the nobleman he was betrayed by, and thanks to whom he ended up sentenced to death? The same son who raped him over and over while he was in prison? Why not immeditely and openly switch sides to the new king, who lifted his sentence and saved him on the very day of his execution?