Mr. Pantalone has no crazy plans today.

This was simply to cover up the truth and prevent outsiders from finding out.

If we assume she is his biological daughter, then he feels it's obvious who her mother is.

The recruitment team leader felt he might have uncovered some incredible truth, which made him abruptly lower his head.

Since Lord Pantalone doesn't intend to make this public, it means he doesn't want others to know about it.

Knowing this, he wondered what Lord Pantalone would do to him; that was another matter entirely. Suddenly, he felt an immense pressure.

He then made up his mind that he absolutely could not let Lord Pantalone discover his abnormality. If Lord Pantalone found out that he had discovered such an extraordinary fact, he would be in big trouble.

After comforting little Yura, Pantalone looked at the leader of the Fools' conscription team in front of him and said.

"Then take us to see the boy who single-handedly routed the Fools' Conscription Corps."

"Yes...yes...!"

The recruitment team leader, who had just come to his senses, was startled. He then forced himself to calm down, took a deep breath, and slowly spoke.

"Please follow me."

Chapter 63 Young man, are you interested in becoming a Valkyrie?

For Ajax's father, everything that has happened recently has been incredibly frustrating and upsetting.

The already restless Sanzi became even more unruly after running away from home some time ago, bringing many unnecessary conflicts to the peaceful Seadust Town.

This caused his unruly third son to cause great trouble for the neighbors. He often liked to get into conflicts with others, or rather, he enjoyed it.

A troublemaker will always cause a lot of trouble for others.

For this reason, he often had to apologize on behalf of the neighbors who had caused him trouble, but his unruly third son always disagreed, which added a lot of trouble for him.

Even though he lectured his third son many times, that son, who always liked to embroil himself in conflict, never took his affairs to heart.

As he got older, he could no longer control his brat who loved to fight with others all the time.

Especially after he got into a fight with someone recently, which almost resulted in a death, he felt even more powerless. So he specially sent his son to the conscription corps of the Fools.

He hoped to use the strict discipline of the Fools' army to teach his son a good lesson, but what he never expected was...

His son not only failed to follow his instructions but also beat up the conscription team of the Fools, which greatly disappointed him and gave him an even bigger headache.

If even the Fools' Conscription Corps can't control his son, then what else can he do?

Just when he thought he had no choice but to indulge his son, he suddenly received a message from the Fools' Conscription Corps that his unruly son had attacked the Fools' Conscription Corps.

This caught the attention of Mr. Pantalone, the ninth executive officer of the Fools, so he decided to come and see for himself the fourteen-year-old boy who had single-handedly defeated the Fools' conscription squad.

This made things even more complicated for Aiko, who was already troubled by her personality, after hearing about this.

In particular, the captain of the conscription team whispered to him, "Lady Pantalone wants to see your third son later. Remember to tell your third son to behave himself. It's okay if he hits us, but if he offends the executor, I can't help you."

This gave Ajax's father even more of a headache.

But as a father, he could only instruct his beloved son not to get into conflicts with others so easily in front of the Executor, who was a powerful figure in the Winter Solstice, as he had done before.

However, given his unruly son's personality, he knew that nagging him too much would be useless.

He could only hope that his beloved son had really listened to him. He didn't know who had raised him to be like this. Before he left home, his son, although not well-behaved, had never caused him so much trouble every now and then.

Since returning from running away from home, he has somehow suddenly become like this.

It was giving him a real headache.

The man, the father of young Ajax, was at home, watching with a nervous heart the refined young man in the executive coat before him. To be honest, having been an adventurer in his youth, he wasn't so obsequious about the so-called hierarchy.

But he knew even more clearly what his beloved son had done.

The fact that the Fools' Conscription Corps was beaten up is extremely offensive.

If he were not punished, the prestige of the Fools would decline in the eyes of outsiders, which is why he was so nervous about the arrival of Pantalone, the executor.

Upon first hearing the news, he even considered grabbing his ear and giving him a good scolding, but ultimately refrained from doing so because he felt sorry for his beloved son.

It's all his fault for spoiling his son, which is why his son developed this personality.

The thought of this made him want to sigh.

At the home of young Ajax, the man who is his father is currently receiving Pantalone, the executive officer, and he has not allowed his young son to attend.

Instead, he told the younger children that some of his father's guests had come to the house, and that they should all go out to play so as not to disturb the guests.

After all, telling those kids that their brother had committed a crime, and that the Fools' gang of cops and officers were planning to arrest him and send him to a juvenile detention center for some serious discipline, was probably too much for them to understand.

A young man with a gentle demeanor sat in a corner of the living room, his figure appearing incredibly approachable.

Anyone who sees that refined and approachable expression and gentle smile will feel as if they are bathed in a spring breeze.

It was as if the man before her was not the one who held absolute power in the winter, the actual controller of the winter's economic lifeline, and the actual controller of the Northern Bank, the largest channel for the flow of wealth among the seven kingdoms.

He was an ordinary young man who looked no different from any other ordinary winter people.

But the executive coat the man was wearing undoubtedly indicated his identity. The seemingly refined and easy-going ordinary young man in front of him was none other than "The Rich Man" Pantalone, the ninth executive of the Fools.

Beside him was a little girl who did the work of a servant and attendant, helping him with the tasks a maid should do.