"He is a very formidable Head Knight; rumors say his swordsmanship has reached the pinnacle."
"Can a Knight act as an inspector?" Alex remembered seeing in old newspapers that existences like Kingdom Knights were actually the private property of the Royal Family - the sword and shield of the royalty - and were not supposed to interfere in politics or administrative matters.
"There are even knights who go to the battlefield to command armies," Hughes said, shaking his head with an air of knowledge: "Her Majesty the Queen is not like the conservative monarchs of the past; she values talent, virtue, and practical efficiency. If he is truly a confidant of the Queen, then he must be someone extremely powerful and absolutely trusted."
The three did not gossip for long. Lunch ended quickly, and they returned to work, preparing for a busy afternoon.
