Rather than not letting him disturb himself, this seemed more like anger toward him for ignoring the advice.
Their titles sounded somewhat awkward, but this was actually the unique naming method of the Benevolent Lords.
Because of Parthia's naming mechanism, their likelihood of having the same name was quite high.
To distinguish their identities, ordinary people would choose a long name,
and add a title in front of their name, which was roughly equivalent to a nickname. The Benevolent Lords had a special, meaningless suffix for their titles to differentiate them from ordinary people. If this suffix were forcibly translated, it could be called "of," "the," or "one who."
Aiwass quickly understood the identities of the two people in front of him:
