He agrees, but he’s also worried. He also knows that once he assigns her as the future head of the family, her innocence and her time to play and basically it closes the last door to her childhood. He wants to cherish that with her. He wants her to grow up, happy and flourish, and not to worry about schemes and intrigue. However, he knows that once he named her, she’d have to raise the sword, a political prowess
He agrees, but he’s also worried. He also knows that once he assigns her as the future head of the family, her innocence and her time to play and basically it closes the last door to her childhood. He wants to cherish that with her. He wants her to grow up, happy and flourish, and not to worry about schemes and intrigue. However, he knows that once he named her, she’d have to raise the sword, a political prowess and say goodbye to innocence and childhood freedom
Grandpa will choose either Gallanhan or Shanat I think. I feel he will say no to Tia, as proud as he is of her, but choosing Gallahan could be indirect approval of her. I don't know. His face at the end doesn't look like good news haha...I hope I'm wrong.