Chapter 214: - 39 "A lot of things happened."
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"--Ha. I'm tired from so many things."
Sam was walking around the castle town for a change.
It wasn't that he didn't want to stay at the Countess Walker's house, or that he wanted to keep his distance from his fiancées.
He just wanted some casual alone time.
For the past week, Sam's surroundings had been buzzing with activity. Or, rather, hectic.
Starting with his mother Melanie's survival, the fact that Sam was not of Baron Reinbach blood disturbed not only Count Walker's family, but also his fiancée and her family.
The royal family of Skye was especially surprised.
The father of Sam, who had caused quite a stir, was the late King's brother, Roig Isle-Sky.
Needless to say, many people, including Earl Jonathan Walker, were astonished when they found out the truth.
Sam's father was an adventurer named Charles Howard. But that was also the name that his brother Royg had used when he was an adventurer.
One would have thought that such a coincidence would never happen.
Sam and his fiancées were so astonished that Jonathan finally crouched down with his stomach in knots.
Now the question of whether Sam was really the son of Roig, the king's brother, was on everyone's mind.
Lise and the others heard from Melanie that Charles had black hair mixed with silver. And Sam also had silver hair when he was a newborn. This made them think that it was almost certain.
However, I needed more information to determine that Sam was of royal blood.
So, the dagger that Melanie had received from Charles was presented to the royal family.
It was found that the dagger had the crest of the Marquess of Glen, the mother of King Clyde and his brother Roig, engraved on its handle.
This confirmed that Sam was of the blood of King Roig and his brother - in other words, that he was of the Marquess of Glen and the royal family.
Furthermore, Clyde's mother, Queen Mother Dowager, is still alive and wants to meet the last surviving relative of the late Roig.
Sam does not want to be treated as a member of the royal family or even as a member of the Marquise family, but it seems that this is not the case.
No decision has been made on what to do about this, and it is said that Clyde and the others will discuss the matter, but it seems that at least he will not be able to enjoy a pleasant magical life as a court wizard.
Also, he and Stella Isle-Sky, the first princess, are cousins now, but they have no problem getting married.
In fact, Clyde, for example, seemed to be truly happy to be related to his brother's son.
Now, the problem was not with Sam but with Melanie.
Even though she did not know it, she had given birth to a boy with the king's brother.
If only this were enough, but now she was married to Viscount Thieling. More specifically, she was once married to Baron Reinbach, who committed suicide and died.
Her background is as complicated as her son's.
The higher-ups were apparently concerned about how to deal with Melanie, but after receiving Sam's request via Jonathan to "leave my mother alone," Clyde and the others promised to treat Melanie only as Viscount Teeling's wife and Sam's mother.
That's a relief. At least my mother would not be subjected to the rough and tumble of the aristocracy any longer than necessary.
Now all that remained was to meet his mother and grandmother, but Sam had had enough.
Jonathan and the other members of the Walker family had never dreamed that Sam, who had been accepted as an apprentice of Ur, the eldest daughter, was related to the royal family.
Thanks to this, Jonathan spends his days visiting the royal palace with a sick feeling in his stomach.
Fortunately for Sam, Jonathan was a man of integrity and not someone who would try to take advantage of him.
He has no desire to use Sam to better his own position.
Rather, he would have wished that there would be no more problems.
On the other hand, Viscount Kofi must be disappointed that he has lost his relationship with Sam.
They were never related to him in the first place.
Rumor has it that he regrets that he should have at least made his grandson one of his fiancées, even if he had to force his way.
Günther was the only one who seemed to be doing normal in this case.
He assured Sam that his love for her was the same whether she was a baron or a royal. This seemed to have shocked his fiancees who had been upset, and it seemed to have made them pull themselves together.
Günther, who had been withdrawn for a long time, came storming into the house, perhaps to cheer Sam up, or perhaps he saw his weakened state as an opportunity - he was collected by Cree.
He was still the same, but that was a relief in a way.
However, as Sam was related to Günther by blood, it made me feel a little uncomfortable.
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"--Ha. I'm tired from so many things."
Sam was walking around the castle town for a change.
It wasn't that he didn't want to stay at the Countess Walker's house, or that he wanted to keep his distance from his fiancées.
He just wanted some casual alone time.
For the past week, Sam's surroundings had been buzzing with activity. Or, rather, hectic.
Starting with his mother Melanie's survival, the fact that Sam was not of Baron Reinbach blood disturbed not only Count Walker's family, but also his fiancée and her family.
The royal family of Skye was especially surprised.
The father of Sam, who had caused quite a stir, was the late King's brother, Roig Isle-Sky.
Needless to say, many people, including Earl Jonathan Walker, were astonished when they found out the truth.
Sam's father was an adventurer named Charles Howard. But that was also the name that his brother Royg had used when he was an adventurer.
One would have thought that such a coincidence would never happen.
Sam and his fiancées were so astonished that Jonathan finally crouched down with his stomach in knots.
Now the question of whether Sam was really the son of Roig, the king's brother, was on everyone's mind.
Lise and the others heard from Melanie that Charles had black hair mixed with silver. And Sam also had silver hair when he was a newborn. This made them think that it was almost certain.
However, I needed more information to determine that Sam was of royal blood.
So, the dagger that Melanie had received from Charles was presented to the royal family.
It was found that the dagger had the crest of the Marquess of Glen, the mother of King Clyde and his brother Roig, engraved on its handle.
This confirmed that Sam was of the blood of King Roig and his brother - in other words, that he was of the Marquess of Glen and the royal family.
Furthermore, Clyde's mother, Queen Mother Dowager, is still alive and wants to meet the last surviving relative of the late Roig.
Sam does not want to be treated as a member of the royal family or even as a member of the Marquise family, but it seems that this is not the case.
No decision has been made on what to do about this, and it is said that Clyde and the others will discuss the matter, but it seems that at least he will not be able to enjoy a pleasant magical life as a court wizard.
Also, he and Stella Isle-Sky, the first princess, are cousins now, but they have no problem getting married.
In fact, Clyde, for example, seemed to be truly happy to be related to his brother's son.
Now, the problem was not with Sam but with Melanie.
Even though she did not know it, she had given birth to a boy with the king's brother.
If only this were enough, but now she was married to Viscount Thieling. More specifically, she was once married to Baron Reinbach, who committed suicide and died.
Her background is as complicated as her son's.
The higher-ups were apparently concerned about how to deal with Melanie, but after receiving Sam's request via Jonathan to "leave my mother alone," Clyde and the others promised to treat Melanie only as Viscount Teeling's wife and Sam's mother.
That's a relief. At least my mother would not be subjected to the rough and tumble of the aristocracy any longer than necessary.
Now all that remained was to meet his mother and grandmother, but Sam had had enough.
Jonathan and the other members of the Walker family had never dreamed that Sam, who had been accepted as an apprentice of Ur, the eldest daughter, was related to the royal family.
Thanks to this, Jonathan spends his days visiting the royal palace with a sick feeling in his stomach.
Fortunately for Sam, Jonathan was a man of integrity and not someone who would try to take advantage of him.
He has no desire to use Sam to better his own position.
Rather, he would have wished that there would be no more problems.
On the other hand, Viscount Kofi must be disappointed that he has lost his relationship with Sam.
They were never related to him in the first place.
Rumor has it that he regrets that he should have at least made his grandson one of his fiancées, even if he had to force his way.
Günther was the only one who seemed to be doing normal in this case.
He assured Sam that his love for her was the same whether she was a baron or a royal. This seemed to have shocked his fiancees who had been upset, and it seemed to have made them pull themselves together.
Günther, who had been withdrawn for a long time, came storming into the house, perhaps to cheer Sam up, or perhaps he saw his weakened state as an opportunity - he was collected by Cree.
He was still the same, but that was a relief in a way.
However, as Sam was related to Günther by blood, it made me feel a little uncomfortable.
"--Ha. I'm tired from so many things."Sam was walking around the castle town for a change.It wasn't that he didn't want to stay at the Countess Walker's house, or that he wanted to keep his distance from his fiances.He just wanted some casual alone time.For the past week, Sam's surroundings had been buzzing with activity. Or, rather, hectic.Starting with his mother Melanie's survival, the fact that Sam was not of Baron Reinbach blood disturbed not only Count Walker's family, but also his fiance and her family.The royal family of Skye was especially surprised.The father of Sam, who had caused quite a stir, was the late King's brother, Roig Isle-Sky.Needless to say, many people, including Earl Jonathan Walker, were astonished when they found out the truth.Sam's father was an adventurer named Charles Howard. But that was also the name that his brother Royg had used when he was an adventurer.One would have thought that such a coincidence would never happen.Sam and his fiances were so astonished that Jonathan finally crouched down with his stomach in knots.Now the question of whether Sam was really the son of Roig, the king's brother, was on everyone's mind.Lise and the others heard from Melanie that Charles had black hair mixed with silver. And Sam also had silver hair when he was a newborn. This made them think that it was almost certain.However, I needed more information to determine that Sam was of royal blood.So, the dagger that Melanie had received from Charles was presented to the royal family.It was found that the dagger had the crest of the Marquess of Glen, the mother of King Clyde and his brother Roig, engraved on its handle.This confirmed that Sam was of the blood of King Roig and his brother - in other words, that he was of the Marquess of Glen and the royal family.Furthermore, Clyde's mother, Queen Mother Dowager, is still alive and wants to meet the last surviving relative of the late Roig.Sam does not want to be treated as a member of the royal family or even as a member of the Marquise family, but it seems that this is not the case.No decision has been made on what to do about this, and it is said that Clyde and the others will discuss the matter, but it seems that at least he will not be able to enjoy a pleasant magical life as a court wizard.Also, he and Stella Isle-Sky, the first princess, are cousins now, but they have no problem getting married.In fact, Clyde, for example, seemed to be truly happy to be related to his brother's son.Now, the problem was not with Sam but with Melanie.Even though she did not know it, she had given birth to a boy with the king's brother.If only this were enough, but now she was married to Viscount Thieling. More specifically, she was once married to Baron Reinbach, who committed suicide and died.Her background is as complicated as her son's.The higher-ups were apparently concerned about how to deal with Melanie, but after receiving Sam's request via Jonathan to "leave my mother alone," Clyde and the others promised to treat Melanie only as Viscount Teeling's wife and Sam's mother.That's a relief. At least my mother would not be subjected to the rough and tumble of the aristocracy any longer than necessary.Now all that remained was to meet his mother and grandmother, but Sam had had enough.Jonathan and the other members of the Walker family had never dreamed that Sam, who had been accepted as an apprentice of Ur, the eldest daughter, was related to the royal family.Thanks to this, Jonathan spends his days visiting the royal palace with a sick feeling in his stomach.Fortunately for Sam, Jonathan was a man of integrity and not someone who would try to take advantage of him.He has no desire to use Sam to better his own position.Rather, he would have wished that there would be no more problems.On the other hand, Viscount Kofi must be disappointed that he has lost his relationship with Sam.They were never related to him in the first place.Rumor has it that he regrets that he should have at least made his grandson one of his fiances, even if he had to force his way.Gnther was the only one who seemed to be doing normal in this case.He assured Sam that his love for her was the same whether she was a baron or a royal. This seemed to have shocked his fiancees who had been upset, and it seemed to have made them pull themselves together.Gnther, who had been withdrawn for a long time, came storming into the house, perhaps to cheer Sam up, or perhaps he saw his weakened state as an opportunity - he was collected by Cree.He was still the same, but that was a relief in a way.However, as Sam was related to Gnther by blood, it made me feel a little uncomfortable.
