It wasn't flattery... it was just that facing the protection of a figure like Duke Lion Heart, who dared to speak and act effectively, gave an incredibly rich sense of security that was truly comforting.
Eventually, Kael looked at Duke Lion Heart with a complicated expression and finally nodded, saying,
"Yes... there won't be any mistakes."
...
When Kael left the study and descended the stairs, he saw a crowd of candidates who were nominally his relatives.
No one had left the scene, and as Kael descended the stairs, he immediately felt the curious and fearful expressions of everyone.
Of course, no one was foolish enough to act like a third-rate antagonist in a common novel by rushing up to him and talking loudly like a minion.
Those who could stand there were no fools.
Everyone was very clear that someone as young as Kael, who had already become a saint in the Holy Land, would definitely be a pillar for the whole Bell Federation and even England in the future.
