After spending many days in the imperial capital, waiting for Sean to arrange everything he could think of, he decided to leave with Melsusa...
Jagun had to go there anyway. Since the other party called him a prince, hiding in the Basaran Empire would not bring any good results. He might even face the risk of being assassinated, and there were not so many powerful guards in Oro City.
Of course, on the other hand, Sean also wanted to visit his uncle... and pay homage to his mother's tomb. As a "son of man", he should have some filial piety.
After King Simon agreed to cede the Oro region, Sean began to wonder how the city should be planned in the future.
Ascalante still lived in the imperial capital, and even he was shocked when he heard his identity...but later he hesitated when he heard that he was going to isolate Oro City.
After all, he has been a subordinate for almost a year and has been quite loyal to me over the past year.
Although Sean saw at the beginning that the other party wanted to enter the upper echelons of the imperial military or get a higher military rank... After all, one must have some pursuits in life, so Sean did not mind what purpose the subordinates around him had, and in the days that followed, the other party did fulfill the obligations of a captain of the personal guard.
Now that the Oro region is about to separate from the Bashalan Empire, Sean also gave the other party a choice.
Continue to follow me... or stay in Basaran. If it is the latter, I will use all means to let Aslant enter the important department of the imperial army, which will be the fulfillment of his dream for many years; but if he still chooses to continue to follow me, he will have to switch to Jagun's troops in the future. However, there is no need to worry about his status. Although he can no longer serve as a royal guard, his status is definitely not worse than in the Basaran Empire!
However, abandoning one's national identity means abandoning the values built over the years and even one's own family.
Fortunately, because of this help to the Basaran Empire, Jagun was well-received by the people, and Aslant finally agreed to it after hesitating for a few days.
However, Sean was not in a hurry to take him away this time. Instead, he asked him to send a message to Oro City...
From now on, Luke was appointed as the lord of the Oro region, and was given the surname of Weigel and made a Jagun noble. From then on, Luke Weigel was the lord of that place, and the city of Oro also belonged to Jagun.
As for the residents there, Sean thought that if they didn't want to, they could leave on their own, but those who stayed would from then on be residents of Jagun and subjects of the Sun King... and could freely travel to the desert countries without any restrictions.
This can be considered as an olive branch extended by Sean!
I remember that Morgan and Diawara both wanted to have more business dealings with the Adak region, and there was also that young scholar girl...what was her name, Lilith Bristol.
Yes, that’s the name.
Because I had been to the Earl's Mansion before, I still had some memories of it. He was the typical type who wanted to travel everywhere... In fact, the border area borders many countries and many people have had the ideal of traveling to various countries, especially young people, a large part of whom want to see the outside world.
The reason why Sean issued this order was to leave more residents in Oro City.
That's all I can say for now. The rest needs to be implemented after Jagun personally asks the Sun King, his uncle, to issue an edict, including the granting of Luke's noble status, etc. As for the other two, Dante and Kalibo, who have followed the Viger family for many years.
If they are willing, Sean has also considered giving them honorary noble status for their retirement, and if they like, they can live directly in the Sun King City.
In short, Melsusa told him a lot of rights that a prince could use.
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It was five days later that I said goodbye to King Simon...
Anyway, the other party dislikes him, and Sean is not happy staying in the capital.
They should have waited until the war on the front was completely won to celebrate before leaving, but Sean went back first on the pretext that he couldn't wait to visit his real home.
If you want to leave, just leave! King Simon didn't bother to try to keep him. It would be best if he never came back...
However, he still had to go through all the necessary formalities. On the day of his departure, King Simon, his guards, the Grand Duke, Prince Philip and others saw him off at the city gate.
As Sean left the capital, the troops would follow suit. Some would rush to the front lines to inform the generals there to end the war as quickly as possible, and then split into two groups to enter the desert...
Including the team led by Sean, a total of three teams returned to the city.
The purpose of doing this is to ensure the prince's safety. It is estimated that in a few days, the news of Prince Sean Izdihar's return will spread to every corner of the desert. Splitting up the teams will prevent those who want to find the prince from guessing which team he is in...
"Then we don't need to wait for the troops on the front line?" Sean listened to Melsusa's plan and asked after flying out of the Basaran capital.
"Let's go to the east and wait. We have a camp there and we can separate there when the time comes... We do this to ensure the prince's safety." Melsusa said.
"Who is our enemy? Does he dare to challenge our troops head-on?"
"Being a good person is not easy. It is precisely because we don't know who the enemy is that we need to be more careful."
In fact, Melsusa was not so worried before, but she started to worry after she told her that people from Adak had come to the town to assassinate her family.
In a head-on confrontation, no country, whether in Adak or the Zambutal region, would dare to fight against the Sun King's troops, but it is hard to say in secret.
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