Path of The Dragonborn

Heliga had thought about this issue many times, and in the end he still believed that regardless of the final result, the situation behind the incident was not bad for him. It may be a bit earlier than the average student, but Cedric will be seventeen years old after that, and he is also the age of studying at the Military Academy. And before, the prince’s proprietary small stoves had nothing to teach—those more advanced content and some out-of-date, and should not be educated by teachers, scholars from well-known universities could only be silent.

In this case, the emperor's move to hand over the crown prince to himself may cause a lot of controversy if it spreads out. Therefore, Heliga probably guessed that the royal family should have released some rumors, claiming that the crown prince needs a temporary recuperation due to physical problems and other problems, and can only participate in high-intensity military school studies until he is completely healthy. Although some worries and rumors such as whether the prince is weak and sick, and what the country will be like in the future will also appear, they are always more controversial than letting the public and the media know the truth.

Therefore, although the emperor said that he would not control his own practices, he should avoid letting Cedric appear outside. Therefore, his plan is that after the diplomatic action against Libel, he will start planning an action against Northumbria; in the process, he may be able to involve Cedric in some of the work-how to say this It can also be regarded as the biggest event that may have occurred in the mainland during this period of time. In addition, he also intends to teach Cedric some necessary skills, mainly to help him master the power of "Scarlet Horse God".

Heliga believes that the clever Cedric can probably figure these things out. So he asked. Not surprisingly, Cedric agreed only after a brief period of thought.

"I see. I have been thinking a lot recently... Besides, since it was a decision unanimously approved by my father and brother." In a succinct and concise manner, Cedric quickly understood the purpose of Alfin and himself talking about this: to help himself see clearly. One's own position and identity. It takes courage to break traditions and conventions. Rather than entering Tolz step by step, completing the duties of the royal family mechanically, following a military and political star who was unanimously favored by his father and the emperor and made Prime Minister Osborne deeply jealous. Working together in advance can alleviate Cedric's deep anxiety about the uncertainty of the future and the confusion about the future direction of society. For ordinary people, worrying about these things may be regarded as worrying about these things, but Cedric is the real ruling class and the next head of state. His attention to these values ​​is natural.

Furthermore, in Cedric's view, the existence of Heliga is quite incredible. Considering his age and what he did, Cedric had to think that most of his brother's achievements seemed to be bestowed by this man. Only Heliga himself understands what is going on—maybe it does have the influence of his own cautious and suspicious nature, but it is more because of the confidence and fearlessness of having an absolutely powerful power, as well as the knowledge and knowledge that accompanies this power. Gifts in thought. Bottom line with ideals and morals, while retaining the two sharp edges of realism and pragmatism, as well as what Heilijia has finally learned through countless trials, and the strong man who soiled his hands when necessary broke his wrist-compared to a few years ago, now Heliga has become more invulnerable.

Moreover, they didn't even know Heliga's hidden thoughts of escape from the world, which had a considerable impact on many things afterwards. Of course, this is something.

According to the hospital, Cedric's body has no major problems, and he can recover after a course of treatment; this is why the emperor himself is not worried about this. Therefore, for Cedric, it is enough to complete these scheduled tasks step by step. Heliga and Alfin will make time to visit him from time to time. Princess Priscilla will also come every weekend to ensure that he will not feel lonely until he recovers in March; even Prime Minister Osborne seems to have arranged a visit. The timetable of the crown prince.

"Can't you shirk it?" Before Heliga could say anything, Alfin on the side seemed to be obviously dissatisfied with it-she reached out for the calendar next to it, and the Prime Minister had scheduled it on it. I came to visit the prince’s scheduled regulations at the end of February, "I always feel that I don’t really want Cedric to be alone with the prime minister..."

"Is there any problem?" Cedric was puzzled-the prime minister was indeed unpopular among many people, but the imperial prime minister came to visit the recovering prince, and he only came once. What's wrong with this ?

"Probably because..." Heliga knew what was going on--Olibate seemed to have told Alfin not long ago that he was approached by the prime minister when he was in Liber, and his meeting in Liber City. Something that was interviewed in the living room in an almost threatening manner. In Alfin’s view, even Olibate, who is easy to do things, would be frightened by Prime Minister Osborne’s aggressiveness, not to mention Cedric—the current tendency is that this is very likely to the royal brothers. Will be regarded as an ally in the political arena, and it is very likely that the prime minister will give priority attention in the name of visiting patients. Prime Minister Osborne was so mad at the time, but now that he is gaining momentum in the country, he will inevitably not behave more presumptuously-Alfin is quite worried about this.

"I also agree with Your Highness...Although you always have to face the prime minister personally, in today's circumstances, meeting him directly, I think there is a certain risk." Heliga heard what Alfin said. Worried, thought for a moment, nodded, and turned to Cedric, "The Prime Minister has always been very clever in speaking and hits the key points... If you are not prepared, the dialogue with him is quite exhausting... My Royal Highness and Olibat also It’s just now that caught his attention.” Of course, Heliga spoke quite modestly—Prime Minister Osborne now regards them as a serious opponent—“But, as the Premier of the Empire, I want to The practice of visiting the crown prince’s condition is very reasonable in itself. It seems unreasonable to refuse directly... it will fall into a bad reputation among the people. Your Highness, you must know the truth not to do something small... Anything that might lead you The practice of damaging the public image should be avoided as much as possible."

Halfway through, Heliga stopped suddenly-because he seemed to think that, instead of sending people to watch the prince around the prince day and night, he would come back after the prime minister appeared, another way more active, with the offensive as the core. The approach seems to be more useful.