Chapter 3 (1/2)

CSWH Chapter 3: The Hero’s Tracks 2

The problem was on the Marquis House's side

In the end, they didn't disown hiht to inherit the house and passed it on to the second son

Though father wasn't particularly mindful of his position, and thus accepted the situation without any objection

Grandfather's judgement was correct

The reason being that as long as you're attached to the Kingdoht lose your life

And even if you're frodoht Order, father's reputation as a successor ast other nobles was poor

……it's just that that only applied if father didn't have as much power as he did

Father le unit, and simply left its protection to the other units that arrived afterwards before heading eastward

The pressured Earl Monro's soldiers doreat exploits by repelling the enemy

It is unknown just how many enemy commanders' heads he harvested

And so, like that, through his amassed military exploits, he was praised as a hero

Naturally, within the Kingdoh his military exploits and natural charisma as a commander, father becaht Order……or so the story goes

That being the case, there was no way that a warrior family like the Anderson Marquis house could simply leave that alone

Father was once again reinstated as the next feudal lord

You'd think that there'd be some sort of dispute over that, but the title of 'hero' was important in the sense that it forced them to accept it

On the other hand, what becae with mother

Mother was the daughter of a baron

She didn't tella grand promise out of love to marry

It would've been fine if he had remained disinherited, but he had become a rare hero and was the next head of a Marquis house

Their family statuses didn't match up well

The weight of the title of hero conversely worked against them