Uhh... Is this based on a novel or nah? Did I miss a lot of things? Because Randell acts like he's the rightful heir when he does nothing but being wallflower stinking the whole castle wih his putrid audacity by just being exist?
I get that he has no respect for his spineless father of a king who did nothing but turned a blind eye towards his own monster wife's reign of terror. Despite his redemption arc, I get that those short time might just not enough to heal or it was too late.
BUT the fugg is your contribution to the plot? To the country?
I get that Calien/Bern was too busy surviving and he's not yet of age by the start of the story to do any heir training/practice but even then his necessity to survive actually benefit the country A LOT by getting rid of corrupt nobles.
But what about Randel? He's of age already by the start of the story. BUT WHAT DID HE EVEN DO??? What is even his achievement??? Smuggling Paladin???
If not for Calien/Bern, his right to the throne was practically next to zero. His only advantage was just by being born FIRST. He's not even popular among the masses. The king and the only dukedom strongly favored Calien. So his claim to the throne over someone else's effort is such a clown statement. A whole circus even?
I feel like he'll reveal his card in the near future, but I wished the author would give us better foundation for him to be a villain rather than giving shocking revelation and infodumping everything later.
Uhh... Is this based on a novel or nah? Did I miss a lot of things? Because Randell acts like he's the rightful heir when he does nothing but being wallflower stinking the whole castle wih his putrid audacity by just being exist?
I get that he has no respect for his spineless father of a king who did nothing but turned a blind eye towards his own monster wife's reign of terror. Despite his redemption arc, I get that those short time might just not enough to heal or it was too late.
BUT the fugg is your contribution to the plot? To the country?
I get that Calien/Bern was too busy surviving and he's not yet of age by the start of the story to do any heir training/practice but even then his necessity to survive actually benefit the country A LOT by getting rid of corrupt nobles.
But what about Randel? He's of age already by the start of the story. BUT WHAT DID HE EVEN DO??? What is even his achievement??? Smuggling Paladin???
If not for Calien/Bern, his right to the throne was practically next to zero. His only advantage was just by being born FIRST. He's not even popular among the masses. The king and the only dukedom strongly favored Calien. So his claim to the throne over someone else's effort is such a clown statement. A whole circus even?
I feel like he'll reveal his card in the near future, but I wished the author would give us better foundation for him to be a villain rather than giving shocking revelation and infodumping everything later.