If even the First Prince could agree to it, then Uchiha Hikaru's level of leniency could be considered extremely profound. He also believed that someone like the First Prince surely understood reason.
While traveling on business, Uchiha Hikaru's feelings were actually very complicated. He did not know what the First Prince's attitude toward that person was, because it had been a long time since he had mentioned that divine beast.
"Second Prince, it should be your turn to come up with a solution. Give me some advice, because only you understand the First Prince more deeply." Uchiha Hikaru, standing beside him, said this.
He had always felt that the First Prince's feelings toward her might be a little abnormal. When he sensed the burden of power, it also happened to be when the First Prince was at his most unhappy.
"Do you really think my understanding is deeper than yours? Obviously, you've had more time." What he said was not something casual. In any case, he felt this method of financing was the most perfect and most normal.
"Based on your memories, tell me what the First Prince's attitude toward the divine beast below really is." Uchiha Hikaru still hoped the Second Prince could give him an idea. He understood now that he merely wanted a little more confidence.
At first, the Second Prince might not have wanted to answer, but now he realized he seemed unable to avoid it. If he did not let Uchiha Hikaru know, he would definitely keep asking again and again.
After thinking very carefully, the Second Prince felt that the First Prince's attitude toward the divine beast still seemed rather unwilling, because he knew such matters were often very difficult to handle.
"Indeed, whenever the First Prince saw it before, he would stay far