"Conroy? You mean that Irishman?"
"Indeed, that Irishman." Arthur's voice deepened: "Conroy's political stance is actually ambiguous, and his relationship with the Whig Party is not solid. However, as someone who craves power and status, he currently can only associate with the most influential people he can reach, those who are most helpful to Victoria's succession to the throne. But you know, the Conservative Party nobility mostly looks down on this Irishman. As a result, what Her Highness the Princess sees every day are teachers and guests recommended by the Whig Party trying to please her."
Rowan raised an eyebrow: "Are you trying to connect Conroy with the Peel Party?"
Arthur smiled and shook his head: "I'm afraid this is difficult to achieve in the short term. You also know Sir Robert Peel's personality. Although he never judges a person's value based on bloodline, from the perspective of ability and knowledge, Sir John Conroy is equally unworthy in his eyes."
