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An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1780

“You’re right about Austin. He’s truly exceptional.” Rufus nodded approvingly.

He went on, “His combat prowess in the Black Dragon Army ranks is at the top, even surpassing my skills back in the day. Moreover, his military strategies make him an invaluable talent.

“The commanders often report Austin’s achievements to me, and I’ve watched him grow. Having a son like him makes me proud,” he expressed with satisfaction.

Hearing this, Eloise breathed a sigh of relief, feeling a surge of joy. She hadn’t expected him to pay such close attention to their son’s development despite his busy schedule.

“Eloise, Austin is an outstanding young man, no doubt about it. He can become a great general, leading West Lucozia to expand its territory and achieve extraordinary feats.

“However, being the Prince of West Lucozia is a different story, at least not for now.” He suddenly shifted the conversation.

Upon hearing this, she paused, a hint of confusion crossing her face.

“Eloise, if I had more time, I’d slowly groom Austin until he becomes a qualified Prince of West Lucozia. Unfortunately, time is not on my side anymore.” Rufus shook his head.

“Your Highness, are you saying…” Eloise anticipated the result yet hesitated to voice it.

“I’m thinking of passing the throne to Logan.” His expression became complex.

“In terms of character, strength, strategic insight, and military talent, Logan is the best choice. He’s more suited for this position than I am.”

“Your Highness, from what I know, Logan is devoted to the martial world, uninterested in authority matters. He might not like this decision.” She tried to explain.

“He indeed doesn’t like it, but there are things a person must do, even if they don’t like them. That’s called responsibility,” Rufus spoke with a stern tone.

“For justice, the people of West Lucozia, and the world at large, I believe he will shoulder this heavy burden.”

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