Chapter 14: It’s Called Look the Other Way

Chapter 14: It’s Called Look the Other Way

Today was the day of my language class. Apparently, the noble who will be teaching me will change again. The only teacher who hasnt changed so far is Count Palatine Vedett, who was in charge of history.

Well, it was my fault. Whenever I felt that something was boring or if the same thing was being repeated over and over, or if it was clearly a waste of time, I would run away. There arent any people to stop the tantrums of an Emperor.

It was agonising to have bloodlust pointed towards me by Timona Renan.

Today, however, Renans bloodlust immediately stopped as soon as the teacher arrived. Gét latest novel chapters on nov(e)lbj/n(.)c/om

Its a pleasure to meet you, Your Majesty. I am Frederic le Renan.

I see, so thats Father Renan. His facial features looked the same as Timonas, but he looked masculine unlike Timona.

I am going to be your language teacher from today. I look forward to teaching you.

Thank you for bowing politely towards me, but more importantly, take your son back.

I cant say that though. This Baron was from the Regent Faction after all.

He was an aristocrat in a faction, so I had no expectations, but the Barons education was polite and decent.

Most importantly! Hes going! To teach me! Letters!!

Hmm, Ill forgive him! Ill forgive Timonas bloodlust too. Im really happy to get the education I wanted. This was different from my previous life where I hated studying.

But the way the observing aristocrats were looking at the Baron was

He was obviously pressured not to teach me letters, so why would he?

I have a bad feeling about this, but well see how it goes.

Thus, every day, I only took my language, history and horse-riding classes seriously and skipped my arts and culture and religious classes.

I took strolls on my horse when I skipped class. I really wanted to read books and learn more about history and language, but if Im too blatant people will be wary of me.

I heard that I was considered a riding enthusiast because of this. Well, it was actually quite fun to take a stroll on horseback.

Animals never betray you.

However, I can only explore the grounds of the palace. The palace was mostly surrounded by walls. The walls themselves were low (probably because they couldnt make it higher due to the sunlight), but there were soldiers on guard, and I probably couldnt get out. I dont plan on running away anymore, so it was fine, but if I was going to be a ruler, then I need to see what life was like in town.

Id like to eventually go there when they eventually put their guard down.

Having escaped from religious lessons again today, I mounted my horse and rode through the large, wasteful open space in the palace. However, I wasnt allowed to ride at full speed yet. The most I could do was trot.

I told you not to look so joyful. Youre obviously only thinking about criticising the Regent based on what you said.

Ive changed my mind. Lets go back.

I felt sick about the Regents wickedness, the political strife, and most of all, about my own inability to save even one imprisoned woman.

My history classes have been getting boring lately.

I wasnt unhappy about Count Palatines teaching style. I was simply not interested in learning about the achievements of previous emperors. It was obvious that he was only teaching me the good things. Im sure he was being pressured by both factions.

Or rather, Count Palatine himself wasnt that passionate about teaching.

Right now, I mainly use the time to practice reading and writing.

Count Palatine only teaches history. However, he said that I would remember better if I read and write, so he lets me read historical texts and write them down.

It was a shrewd move; definitely something that Count Palatine would do. Even the people who were monitoring us from both factions couldnt complain about this. It wasnt Count Palatine who had taught me to write in the first place.

The class has now progressed from the 1st Emperor to the 3rd Emperor.

The 1st Emperor was the Founder Emperor Cardinal. Because of his achievements, even commoners avoid giving his name to their children as it would be considered impolite, and he was known as a wise ruler.

He was apparently a good fighter, or rather, very inspiring.

Emperor Cardinal took back the whole Later Giorus Dynasty in just one year and continued on to invade Harlough, the capital of the Seldonal Dynasty. He ascended to the throne on a hill near here in other words, near the Imperial City of Cardinal, the Founding Hill. Then, he personally announced this news to everyone in the nation This was the origin of the founding ceremony.

This was all done to stir up the Seldonal Dynasty. Therefore, he became an Emperor on the frontline and then he left the frontline. When the Seldonal Dynasty saw that Emperor Cardinal was no longer on the frontline, they saw an opportunity. They attacked with a large army.

When Emperor Cardinal received this news, he immediately turned back and rushed to the battlefield. He surrounded and annihilated the forces from the Seldonal Dynasty.

It was an incredibly unbelievable move. But actually, in the nine years leading up to his demise, Emperor Cardinal suppressed the five independent states (including the Seldonal Dynasty) which had become independent when the Former Giorus Dynasty collapsed.

Whatever the circumstances may be, that was too fast. He was undefeated in life. I was honestly appalled.

The only remaining conquests from the Former Giorus Dynasty were the Aquicurl Kingdom and the Theanabe Kingdom, but the undefeated general couldnt overcome his illness and died.

The next to ascend the throne was Edward I, the Obsessive Emperor. He was the eldest son of Emperor Cardinal and after his accession to the throne, he quickly conquered the Aquicurl Kingdom and the Theanabe Kingdom. He also completed the imperial capital around this time and named it after his father, Cardinal.

However, he suddenly died at the age of 38.

His younger brother, Charles I, the Lucky Emperor ascended to the throne as the 3rd Emperor. He defended the invasion from the Ghafur nation. And that was all.

The bad parts of history were obviously blacked out. He was probably told not to tell me about it. And, Count Palatine Vedett had no intention of hiding this fact.