Such was always the case for the kings of old, feeling the chill down their spines when they suddenly realized that they had way too many sons.

They would send them away from the capital right away, appointing them as lords of their own fiefs while keeping an eye on their every move. If necessary, they would just send the other fief lords to keep each other in check so that none of them would make false moves.

However, the Rothschilds were not a royal dynasty.

They didn't maintain the strict hierarchies typical of a feudal society, and their more distant branches had dwindled following certain foreign wars. Since then, the Rothschilds had decided to withdraw, and after that, none of them had been willing to leave ever since.

As such, Julien's sudden proposal to leave US soil was basically providence for Harrison. With his eldest son leaving the country willingly, he had the excuse to send any other unruly elements in the family—especially the threats—abroad to 'train'.

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