The old man refused to leave, saying, "How can that be? We've hardly come to the Capital, and we must visit the Prince and Princess Consort."
The servant boy glanced nervously at the vigilant guards beside him and said, "Old Master, we don't have a calling card. They won't let us in. Let's go. This place isn't meant for us. We should quickly go find the protector."
The old man was stubborn and refused to leave, saying, "No need to rush finding those two little rascals. They've surely gone off to have fun, leaving me, their father, to search for them everywhere. It's really improper."
Finally, he muttered to himself, "Since we're passing by the War Prince's Mansion, it's fate with the Prince and Princess Consort. Of course, we need to pay our respects. That's the proper etiquette."
This old man is truly talkative—etiquette, huh! They don't even want him to go inside. If he weren't the father of the Left and Right Protectors, he'd really want to turn around and leave.
