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An Understated Dominance (Maria Vittori) novel Chapter 1831

“While the idea has merit, there’s a drawback,” Elijah said.

He went on, “For a new prince to ascend, we need the king’s approval and officials’ testimony. Without it, convincing people is challenging.”

He added, “Also, obtaining the king’s consent and officials’ testimony would take at least three days. In our current situation, we simply can’t afford to wait that long.”

“Really? Is it that complicated for a new prince to ascend?” Wyatt frowned.

He added, “Everyone knows Austin is Prince Rufus’ son. It should be a natural choice for him to become the next Prince of West Lucozia.”

“Yeah! They say desperate times call for desperate measures,” Tyrus chimed in.

“Do you two think ascending the throne is like choosing a mountain king? Just planting a flag, having a few drinks, and saying some bold words will get the job done? Don’t be ridiculous!” Elijah said, somewhat exasperated.

He went on, “The position of Prince of West Lucozia is not just about the people of West Lucozia. It affects all the people in the world.

“If West Lucozia is in chaos, the world will be in chaos. If West Lucozia is stable, the world will be stable.

“To put it bluntly, the weight of West Lucozia’s throne is not inferior to the king’s position. It’s such a crucial position. Do you really think it’s as simple as making a choice? Just sit down and become one?”

“Sir Valor has a point. Although I’d like Austin to ascend to stabilize the military, inheriting the throne is no child’s play. If it’s too rushed, it might backfire and give others an excuse to meddle.” Eloise shook her head.

Without proper procedures, the throne of West Lucozia carried too much weight. It wouldn’t count without the king’s decree and officials’ testimony.

“You guys are too bound by rules, overthinking everything and missing opportunities,” Wyatt retorted.

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