The Imperial Advisor also glanced unexpectedly at this great-granddaughter of his. His identity was a secret; only the reigning monarch knew he was a member of the royal family. Therefore, he usually addressed these great-granddaughters simply as Princess.
The nominal father was interrupted by the two of them, and with great puzzlement asked, "Is doing this really such a bad idea? Look at how battered the Royal Capital is right now."
The Imperial Advisor, however, remarked that since things had already been beaten to such a state, it didn't much matter if they were beaten down a bit further. Even if the King were to save those people now, they wouldn't hold much loyalty toward him, because their descendants were basically all dead. What they felt now was probably more hatred toward the royal family than anything else. As the King, one still had to learn how to make sacrifices. With a meaningful look at the thirteenth granddaughter, the Imperial Advisor asked, "Does the Princess have any thoughts on this?"
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