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"Oh man, he's a rougher grandson than old. As much as a greeting to the elders of the clan, you can do it."
"You promised me you wouldn't have to do anything."
"Nevertheless, given the ease of doing things after that prevailed, it would have been nice to have gotten closer here"
"Maybe that's why"
"Yeah?"
"Norma may have shown in her attitude that she is not going to cut up the house herself even when she is in charge"
"Hmm. So is the assistant butler thing."
"Yes, when Norma asked me, 'If Prado dies or becomes unable to perform his duties, what happens if Mr. Cannell dies or becomes ill?', my lord did not respond immediately. '
"I didn't think about it, you know."
"Master Norma was drenched there. So, you said," Well, what I don't have to do is make promises I'm not going to keep. "
"You don't have to do anything"
"It won't. That's why Norma was conditioned. To select immediately those who can succeed me and become deacons. And to have him present at this council of kinship."
"That was an unscrupulous demand."
"Feeling unscrupulous means that neither my lord nor I really thought about my successor."
"Hmm. You hear me, Findin"
"Yes."
assistant butler standing in the corner of the room answered.
"Then you're sidelined in a corner like that. Stand forward. Listen to me and the cannel. And if you have any questions, ask."
"Yes."
Findin moved on.
"Findin. That's why you were entrusted with assistant butler. I am aware that there is a voice that says to put aside the elderly. But the elderly can't support Norma when he's in charge, and Gaips when he's in charge."
"Yes."
"You will now follow me wherever I go, see what I do, hear what I say, and guess what I think. for when you come to this status one day."
"Yes."
Cannell turned to Prado to start another story.
"Nevertheless, I was amazed at Norma's insight. I really didn't expect Knight Karodan to do something like that."
"Norma said that could happen, not that she would always do that"
"Yes, but seeing the possibility, he instructed me to put the head of the Bordolin family through the room, without saying anything other than wisdom."
"Norma told me to put the knights of the Bordolins in the big conference room for the usual purpose of bluffing out traitors. As for the obsession with Lord Zinger, maybe that's what happened."
"The Principal has executed the instructions in that case."
"Trouble pushing me."
"Oh? I've been wondering about that for a long time."
"You, I would have laughed."
"That's not true"
"You may not hide it. I overheard Lord Zinger's exaggerated rhetoric, and I almost erupted."
"It went to that one. We had the patience to stifle our faces and laugh."
"Speaking of which, I was talking about being the head knight of the Wazlov family, is that true?
"Come on, I don't know. However, from the Bordolin family, the Wazlov family is the original mainstay. No wonder you know so well about that one over there. And you don't have to lie about it."
"Right. Then Norma and her father will be much more cherished by the Wazlov family than I think."
"Thank you very much."
"But the way Norma does it is lukewarm. Findin"
"Yes."
"At first, I told Norma I was in the last seat at the funeral."
"Yes."
"I also refrained in the separate room at the beginning during the kinship meeting and told them to come out after being called"
"Yes."
"Keep it that way. Let the Xandrian one say what he wants, and just listen to the people caged in the Bordolin family in tune, and then reveal that we have a successor named Norma in our house, and we will reward the traitors accordingly. That's my plan."
"Yes."
"But Norma said, They're going to split the enemy's allies a lot more clearly."
"Yes."
"Of course you are. That's how I do it. You must do good for your allies, bad for your enemies, and sin against your traitors. That's what keeps the house."
"Yes. No."
"Yeah? Anyway, Xandria, who was married to the Bordolin family, told the three men to succeed this house, and so on, and the tuners appear, also because Gaips is too young, and no one can take over the house until Gaips grows up. We may have revealed the existence of Norma from the beginning. Then we may lose the opportunity to produce pus."
"Yes. No."
"Yes or no, either way."
"In that I heard your thoughts and understood them, I said yes. We could not necessarily decide that you were right about the different policies between you and Norma. Therefore, no."
"Well, you know what I think and what Norma thinks"
"I think I have understood more or less what your lord thinks from what you have heard. As for Norma's thoughts, from fragmentary hearsay, we're guessing a lot."
"You talk a lot more rationally."
"It was a scholarly aspiration"
"What discipline?"
"It's in history"
"Well, I don't like history either. So, compare my methods with Norma's, and show your strengths and weaknesses."
"Yes, I did. However, there is a slight lack of information. May I ask you a few questions?"
"I don't mind. What do you want to know?