Sir Knight Lancelot received the relevant information as well.
He was now the Navia Grand Duke.
After the Soldiers abandoned him one after another, he came to his senses and regretted releasing the Demon called Greed.
His father, old Sir Lancelot, rushed over and gave him a thorough scolding.
He helped his son use the familiar methods of the nobility, allowing him to marry into the Navia Grand Duke's family and gain inheritance rights through divine blessings and noble blood.
Then he arranged for his son's father-in-law to die in a riding accident, followed by the father-in-law's three sons being trampled to death by horses.
By using these methods widely accepted in the traditional game of nobles, Lancelot successfully became the Navia Grand Duke.
His father got his wish as well, becoming a landed Earl and gaining a thousandfold return.
Although sixteen nobles of varying ranks immediately appeared after he became Grand Duke and questioned his inheritance rights, at the very least, he no longer had to worry about the Butler, maids, and slaves in the castle rising up against him on their own.
Because they all knew this was a game for the masters and had nothing to do with them.
Unless some noble paid a high price to buy them off, most of them would not take the initiative to avenge the Grand Duke or the three sons of the Grand Duke.
There might be the occasional idiot, but the others would promptly report them.
That showed the vast difference between him and the Soldiers.
The Soldiers had thought that once they occupied the castle, scared off the masters, and cowed the servants, they could simply enjoy themselves.
At most, they would add rotating sentry posts to make sure no one ambushed them.
Yet the servants hated them