Watching Gram and his friends stare in shock, Cadil Bruno wore a smile as though he had expected this all along and asked, "How should I prove my identity?"
Cadil Bruno knew that taking the initiative to explain himself would not dispel Gram's suspicions.
The best way to make him believe was to let Gram make the request himself, then prove his identity.
In any case, Cadil Bruno's identity was genuine. No matter how he proved it, the final result would not change.
"Please forgive me, but this is simply too crazy for me. Do you have anything that can prove your identity?" Gram asked.
"Of course." Cadil Bruno nodded and took out a check he had prepared in advance, explaining, "This is the latest check issued by the Royal United Bank of Spain. At present, no one but Spanish nobles can obtain one. It should be enough to prove my identity, shouldn't it?
As long as Mr. Gram is willing to take up a position in Spain, this check will be yours."
Seeing the unmistakable Spanish Royal Family crest on the check and the amount of 5,000, Gram began to place some trust in Cadil Bruno.
Ordinary people could not forge such a check, and those capable of forging one had no reason to trick him into going to Spain.
With that thought, Gram gradually lowered his guard against Cadil Bruno, though he still asked with some confusion, "Sir, why would His Majesty the King choose me?
I'm merely an ordinary man. His Majesty shouldn't even know me, should he?"
"I am only responsible for conveying His Majesty's orders," Cadil Bruno replied. "His Majesty holds the development of the electrical industry in high regard. That is why His Majesty has invited you to join Spain.
As for why His