Chapter 266.1
“Why not?”
“It seems like a king’s destiny isn’t something they could foresee even with their power. By the same token, they don’t meet with Anikas as well. Come to think of it, how in the world did the head of Muen help when you were kidnapped? I don’t suppose there was anything the head of Muen could possibly have helped in your case.”
“Ah… you’re right. Since they can’t foresee Anika’s destiny.”
In that case, it must be one or the other. It was either the head of Muen had tracked down the whereabouts of the nanny who kidnapped her or it was a downright lie that the destiny of a king or Anika wasn’t foreseeable with their power.
Eugene was soon lost in thought as she made a mental note to ask her mother further about the incident the next time she sees her. She never bothered to delve deeper into it as she was very much captivated when Dana first told her about the Muens.
She remembered having heard a rumor about the skilled fortune teller whom the men of importance and wealth often seek advice from, back when she still lived on earth. She was simply amazed by the fact that the ruling class never quite differs regardless of the worlds they live in.
All this talk with Kasser so far had aroused several questions in her mind.
“Your Majesty. Is there some kind of prejudice one would likely feel when encountered with someone from the Muen family? Like uneasiness, for example.”
“Not that I could think of. Other than surprise.” said Kasser as he shook his head.