TRUST

"Every feature, and character that Aynam possesses is from you."

King Lauihnio scowled at his uncle. "Are you trying to say that I am arrogant - that I do not possess the qualities of a good king?"

"I did not say that you do not possess the qualities of a good king." Lord Mordian snorted. "But you are arrogant, and you do not think or listen to your elders before you pass judgements. You always prefer what seems right to you."

"If I was the type that was always eager to listen to advice, you would be dead by now. Hope you know that?"

Lord Mordian curled his lips, and remained silent.

"I love Aynam the way a father would love his first son, but I feel he needs to learn. The only problem is that he does not look like he is ready to learn." King Lauihnio began to look concerned.

Lord Mordian laughed. "If my memory serves me right, you were not much of an easy going student." He said.

Lord Mordian then sat on the empty seat beside him where the captain had occupied earlier and continued
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