Faced with Perfikot's taunts or sarcasm, neither the Duke of Gloucester nor Prime Minister Wellington knew what to say.
After all, what Perfikot said was true; they indeed wanted everything and still expected Perfikot to give up power and diligently work.
If Perfikot had not spoken, they might not have felt anything, but when Perfikot said it, it immediately uncovered the veil the two had always tried to maintain, making everything awkward.
"Count Brandelis, if you have any demands, feel free to speak. We will try our best to satisfy them as long as we can." The Duke of Gloucester made a promise.
And Prime Minister Wellington on the side expressed that the cabinet fully supports it.
Faced with their attitude, Perfikot merely smirked and then said, "I neither want power nor anything else. I just want to live my carefree life without anyone bothering me.
