After a pause, she sadly added:
- Dinard's mistake was only in one thing - he shook the foundations of the monarchy by publicizing the attempted military coup of Loriana and exiling his wife and mother of his children. It became a trigger.
Caesar was silent.
But we both knew he had a lot to say. For example, if it were not for Dinard, the trigger would be the wrong act of someone else. Once upon a time, Araeden called those forty-seven kingdoms constantly at war with each other existing at the time of his accession - lionesses fighting for the corpse of a rotting doe. True comparison. Internecine, interstate, intercontinental. There have always been wars... and then Caesar appeared and the wars moved to a completely different level - the diplomatic level. So sometimes it happens when on
