Demi-human Girls Completion Manual

Magic, with a displeased expression on his face, walked out of the breakfast shop after reluctantly paying thirty-five euros for breakfast, not expecting to be taken advantage of by a prince.

Even trying to imitate Gedelin II, he wouldn’t want to pay for a breakfast costing a few tens of euros?

Complaints aside, Fisher’s visit from Dexter was not without its gains—at least worth more than the thirty-five euros spent on breakfast.

It was normal for Dexter and Lunxis to be at odds. Lunxis was seven years younger than Dexter and even a year younger than Elizabeth, but he was Gedelin IX’s most beloved child, bar none.

When two younger siblings were born, Gedelin IX’s original queen had been long deceased, so Gedelin IX’s attention to them was not as great as it had been to the earlier princes and princesses, who more often ended up caring for them.

Lunxis, being the youngest son of the original queen, naturally received Gedelin IX’s favor, like a form of compensation to his late queen.

Despite his favoritism, Gedelin IX was still lucid about his choice of heir, and his best option was Prince Dexter.

Now, the control of the national treasury was already in Dexter’s hands, and Elizabeth, who managed the military affairs, had no concern for politics and no chance of succeeding the throne, leaving only Lunxis still struggling by dint of cunning tricks.