CHAPTER - 89

  Dav: (Sipping his coffee) So? What did you want to talk about?

  Stefan: (Resting his elbows on the table) I was instructed to inform the director that in the next 1-2 days, the King of the United Kingdom, Edmund Lancaster III, will be transferring his son—the Crown Prince of England, Arthur Lancaster—to this academy.

  Dav: (Thinking with arms crossed, serious) Lancaster... Lancaster...

  (Looking at Stefan) Stefan, no offense, but can you remind me of your name?

  Stefan: (Smiling) No problem. You were tired and surely didn’t remember everything.

  My name is Stefan Lancaster.

  I am the younger brother of the current King of the United Kingdom.

  A pleasure to meet you, sir.

  Dav: (Surprised, making a funny face) Eh? Really?

  Wait a moment here, I’ll be right back.

  (Running around the corner) Damn old man!

  Director: (Thinking, sitting at his desk) I wonder how it’s going—...

  [Door swings open violently]

  Dav: (Yelling) Old man, why the hell didn’t you tell me that guy was the King’s younger brother?!

  Director: (Laughing) So, are you going to be less rude to him now? AHAHA.

  Dav: (Serious, making a funny face) No! But at least I could have insulted the King with more class!

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  I’m leaving now!

  [Door slams shut]

  Director: (Funny face, mouth open) Eh?...

  (Yelling from inside) Please, don’t cause trouble!!!

  Dav: (Sighing, sitting down) I’m back.

  Where were we?

  Stefan: (Crossing his legs, sipping coffee) About the matter of treatment.

  Dav: (Looking at Stefan) I don’t understand why you’re discussing this with me.

  Shouldn’t you be talking to the director? I don’t handle these things.

  Stefan: (Looking to the side) If only that were the issue...

  Mr. Dav, you will have to come with me to England to meet the King personally and escort his son to the academy yourself.

  You must do it.

  (Sweating) What do you think?

  Dav: (Raising an eyebrow at him) Fuck the King!

  For no reason, the director’s reading glasses suddenly cracked.

  Why? He felt a chill down his spine.

  "Why do I feel like trouble is coming soon..?"

  Dav: (Annoyed) Tell your brother this!

  Stefan: (Laughing) This is damn entertaining, AHAHAH.

  (Looking at Dav) You’ll likely be rewarded... with a wish.

  Dav: (Mocking) Then I wish to be King.

  Stefan: (Laughing) If only it were that easy, AHAHA.

  Dav: (Funny face, waving him off) I don’t want to go. Leave me alone.

  Stefan: (Thinking) What could he want?

  (Asking) Is there anything you’d like?

  Dav: (Thinking) Hmm… I don’t know… What could I ask for?

  Oh!?

  (Looking at Stefan) I’ve been searching for some specific books, but even with a large library, I can’t find them here...

  Stefan: (Chuckling) The castle has a library accessible only to the King and his children.

  You could ask for that instead of asking to be King, ahaha.

  Dav: (Thinking) Perfect.

  (Looking at Stefan) I’ll bring two people with me.

  I hope that’s not a problem.

  Stefan: (Pleased) No problem at all.

  Matteo: (Telepathy to Dav, amused) Cousin, just say the word and in less than 24 hours the throne of the United Kingdom will be yours.

  You could call yourself King Dav I.

  What do you think?

  Dav: (Sipping his coffee, replying telepathically with a blank expression) Shut up.

  Matteo: (Laughing in telepathy) Okay, but if you change your mind, let me know.

  I already have some ideas on how to make it look like an accident.

  Dav: (Still telepathically, sighs) Matteo, I swear if you keep this up, the next accident will be you.

  Matteo: (Laughs again, then goes silent to enjoy the show)

  Name: Stefan Lancaster

  Age: 35 years

  Title: Royal Advisor, Duke of Lancaster

  Description:

  Stefan is the younger brother of King Edmund, but unlike the King, he never had any interest in the throne.

  He is a charming, diplomatic, and intelligent man, more inclined to dialogue than brute force.

  While he doesn’t hold direct political power like his brother, his influence as an advisor is enormous.

  He manages many of England’s international relations and often resolves delicate matters behind the scenes.

  Personality:

  Charismatic, cunning, with a subtle sense of humor. Unlike the King, he is not obsessed with control and finds Dav’s behavior amusing rather than offensive.

  Deep down, he admires those who are free from political constraints—and perhaps envies Dav a little for it.

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