Chapter 364


    A person as mighty as him should have


    been respected and admired by all, no matter where he went. His presence alone


    should be worshiped like that of a god, so why was he behaving so humbly?


    “Prince of Theswe? Your Grace?” Clement stared dully, first at Rufus and then at Dustin. He felt an imm


    ense fear that he had never experienced before crept up


    on him and spread throughout his entire being.


    There was only one person in the whole world


    who was known as the Prince of Theswe, and that person was the ruler of West Lucozia, the person w


    ho had


    total control over the Rhys household, and the one person who reigned Dragonmarsh. It was the remar


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    kable Rufus Rhys. Could it be possible that the ugly and hunched old man was the indestructible Princ


    e of Theswe?


    At the thought of that, Clement was so terrified that he broke out in a cold sweat and looked as white


    as a sheet.


    And if the hunched old man was the Prince of Theswe, then wouldn’t Dustin, who was addressed as “Y


    our Grace“, be the son of the Prince of Theswe? Which would make him… the renowned Kirin, Logan


    Rhys?


    Clement’s knees buckled, and he fell heavily to the ground on his backside. His face was ashen, and hi


    s gaze was full of despair. He wasn’t the only one reduced to such a state. By then, all three of the Willi


    ams men were also trembling and shaking in fear.


    Brody, especially, quivered like a leaf, and his pants were dripping wet. He was so scared that he had


    wet himself! None of


    them had ever thought that the person they had assumed to be just a small fry would turn out to be the


    son of the Prince of Theswe! And they had offended him!


    “Get up, Mr. Wilkins. What’s a grown man doing staying on his knees everywhere he goes? Oh, wait. I


    nearly forgot. You’re not a man, are you?” Rufus mocked with the hint of a smile teasing on his lips.


    “Thank you, Your Highness.” Nestor’s eyes narrowed ever so slightly before he resumed his humble an


    d submissive facade.


    “You’vee just in time today. You must have followed me the entire way here?” Rufus asked intentio


    nally.


    “The master was worried about your safety, Your Highness, so he sent me to secretly protect you along


    the way. I beg for your pardon ” Nestor lowered his head.


    “To protect me? I’m sure you meant he sent you to spy on me?” Rufus smiled ambiguously.


    “Please do not get the wrong idea, Sir. You are of esteemed status, and your identity dictates the destin


    y of the whole of Dragonmarsh. Even the slightest scratch or injury on you would threaten the fate of th


    e nation,” Nestor exined humbly.


    “Hah! What a good attendant you are!” Rufus reached out to give Nestor a pat on the back.


    “Thank you, Your Highness.” Nestor nodded.


    “We shouldn’t stay here any longer, Sir. Please return to West Lucozia immediately to ensure that


    you face no mishap.”


    “Oh? Are you telling me what to do now?” Rufus‘ expression darkened.


    “I would never dare to.” Nestor held his head low.


    “If you’re


    a servant, then act as a servant should. Don’t you ever dare tell me what to do, or you’ll be sorry,” Rufu


    s warned.


    “Yes, Your Highness.” Nestor remained submissive and kept his gaze fixed on the ground.


    “Well, why are you still here? Get lost!” Rufus waved his hand impatiently.


    “Yes, Sir,” Nestor answered.


    Just as he was about to take his leave, he was stopped by Dustin. “Hold up! Did I say you could leave?


    ”


    “Do you have any orders, Your Grace?” Once again, Nestor kept his head low.


    “Tell me, were you involved in the incident ten years ago?” Dustin asked coldly.


    “I do not understand what you’re referring to, Your Grace.”


    “Do you not understand, or are you feigning ignorance?” Dustin’s gaze was frosty, and killing intent was


    starting to surface.


    “I’ll ask you onest time. Did you have anything to do with my mother’s death?”


    “You must have been mistaken, Your Grace. I know nothing about it.” Nestor shook his head. “Who, in t


    he whole of Aylka, could stop my mother, if not for you, an ultimate grandmaster?” Dustin clenched his f


    ists, and fury burned within him.


    “From what I know, the princess consort had passed on due to an ailment.” Nestor sidestepped.


    “F*ck you and your ailments! Go to


    hell, vermin!” Dustin pulled out his sword and charged head- on toward him.