Sure enough!
Just as Princess Consort Natalia had said, brief contact might be enough to fool them.
But maintaining the disguise of the Second Prince for long would not be so easy.
Early this morning, the two of them had come looking for him.
Their words had been direct probing.
Wu Heng showed a trace of embarrassment and replied with a smile, "Of course I remember. Instructor Zigmund taught us back then. I never liked that sort of thing, and I learned slowly. You were the one who found me a helper so I could secretly practice and pass his assessment."
Minister of Management Edwin nodded slightly. The answer to the first question matched up.
Before he could continue asking.
Wu Heng sighed again, attempting to steer the topic back to the current situation. "If I'd known, I should have worked harder. Maybe things would be better now."
"Everyone grows up under different circumstances. Your Highness bears the responsibility of restoring the kingdom, so there is no need to dwell on this too much," the Minister of Management advised. Then he threw out another question. "Does Your Highness remember that time we were walking in the courtyard and encountered a squirrel? You even gave it a name. What was it called?"
"Zoe. It ran away later, and we searched for it for a long time without finding it," Wu Heng answered softly.
After the two questions, the Minister of Management understood.
He returned to his seat, glanced at the President Commander beside him, and nodded slightly.
The questions he had asked were all secrets from years ago, and the Prince had answered them without hesitation.
That proved there was no problem with the Prince before them.
The tense probing came to an end.
Only then did the President Commander speak