9 [9] Johanna's outrage

Actually, Johanna hasn't really identified the Petra samurai yet.

Everyone dresses uniformly and uncharacteristically, tugging their hair into similar hairstyles, and their expressions don't move much. She has an unusually high degree of loyalty to her husband and is at Lady Kasha's as if soldiers in the army were to obey her superiors.

While I'm unfamiliar with it, I get lost in the way I deal with it, but I'm sure I'll get used to it soon. Their principle of conduct is simple. All for Lady Kasha.

"Mr. Johanna. When Berta is awake, bring the prince to your side as much as possible. Berta seems to be calmer."

Johanna nodded at the samurai's words as well.

Their master, and Her Royal Highness, Johanna's new employer, seem to have seen some symptoms of depression recently.

Though not uncommon for pregnant women, it is not impossible for the samurai to be particularly cautious.

"Yes, I can't help it, after what happened."

Johanna herself felt the same way about the ladies.

Everyone in this palace knew what caused Lady Kasha's depression.

The beginning of things goes back a while...

Since the safe birth, this palace has been surrounded by a bright atmosphere.

Although Lady Kasha is worried about her health, we know that she has seen a doctor and is on a recovery tone, and the atmosphere of the palace was bright.

Less than a month after life began in a new environment for the more women, mainly Her Royal Highness and Prince Louis, it was at a time when a great celebration of the nation was finally turning into a routine for those close to it.

Suddenly, Marguerite, the righteous queen, who had not taken any action until then, came into contact with Lady Kasha.

The deputy lady's story seemed like a long story, but to sum it up, she said, "Give it to me because the queen will raise you more than the prince was born."

"Since he is the eldest son of His Majesty the King, it is only natural for his wife, Marguerite, to raise him. This is Marguerite's duty as your righteous queen."

Neither did Lady Kasha seem to say two words to the message brought to her by the lady with the righteous queen, but that was the same for Johanna and the new ladies.

To date, the Queen has not taken any action, at least externally.

That means that the environment for raising children is not in place around the Queen.

Because Johanna knows. She was eager to serve as a nanny as soon as she heard rumors of Lady Kasha's birth. Lady Kasha said she had been crushing her heart to prepare for childcare, from before giving birth to the staff, to the support of the room for children, to the birth and nurturing.

It is clear that the Lady Dowager did not recruit a nanny, nor did the ladies around the Lady Dowager even have that idea.

So if I tried to be Johanna, it was a feeling of what the Queen Suddenly said.

Little does Johanna know who the righteous queen is but a junior nobleman. The righteous queen is the righteous queen, who may just want to raise her husband's son as her mother-in-law, but at least I don't think that the people around her will treat Prince Louis as an authentic heir to the throne.

Marguerite, the righteous queen, is now the shrine of the nobles who adhere to traditional lineage supremacy.

Marguerite, the daughter of one of the most prestigious deities on the continent and a queen darker in blood than a king.

By contrast, Lady Kasha is far from being considered a noble bloodline in the aristocratic society, and the Kasha clan is formally just a daughter of the local luxury clan because she is not even a clerk.

It won't even be a battle in the position. Of course Lady Kasha knows that well and seems to have avoided the conflicts that have emerged, but there is no way this is all going to compromise.

It was His Majesty the King, who was none other than him, who made matters worse when his reward with a barren family of queens lasted for a while and everyone in the palace became disgusted.

"Why don't you give Louis to the Queen? I hear that my mother, who gave birth to me, entrusted me to her mother's hand to be her father's son. Aren't you glad that the child who split the blood is put in the position that he should be as a prince?

Lady Kasha had always maintained a modest and obedient attitude in this rear palace, especially in front of Her Majesty.

This is the first time I've seen that Lady Kasha raise her voice without worrying.

"Why does His Majesty not notice that the relationship between Her Royal Highness Wang and your biological mother is very different from our current relationship? Assuming that I was a trusted maid of honor, I might offer her a son. If Louis was a son who, like His Majesty, inherited only his qualities as a royal family, with white skin and clear eyes, he would surely have been adored even if he was not at my disposal."

Lady Kasha took Prince Louis from Johanna's hand and held him tight to protect her.

"You won't see this girl. On black hair, you can see that your face is different from the inland nobility at a glance. I'm a prince with a clear mix of Petra blood. If I don't become a shield, what kind of eyes this child will grow up in this royal palace... Now, there's no sin in this child being blamed for his blood muscles."

"I know that."

Her Majesty turned a blind eye to Lady Kasha's too much momentum, but she just hung up that she had nothing to do with it.

"The reason His Majesty's First Prince is the son of the Petra is because His Majesty married me as his wife. Does His Majesty turn away from that fact and let all be redeemed by the princes who grow up scorned by the nobles"

At least there was no one in this house to blame Lady Kasha, who had so far spoken to her husband, the supreme power of the state.

"Is that so hard to believe about Marguerite?

Even Johanna thought to tell the king that she didn't understand anything.

Lady Kasha's maids would have been more profoundly outraged by that, but the maids were rather blue worried about Lady Kasha's physical and mental condition.

"Even if Marguerite is like the Virgin, Louis is just an interracial child to Marguerite. I'm sure, you must be adorable. Have pity and pity for the filthy blood that runs through this child."

"That was... no, fine"

In the end, His Majesty left without stating anything.

Since His Majesty never gave me a direct order to at least give the Prince to the Lady Majesty, Lady Kasha's best resistance may have played a minimum of merit.

But unforgivable is that because of this one, Lady Kasha had to push her to whip her postpartum body and work out countermeasures against the Orthodox queen.

In fact, moving around was stopped by the samurai, but Lady Kasha was forced to take a brush with her blue face as she troubled late, and sleep was distant because of her ideas.

Though it doesn't look that way, he's only twenty years old. There, this trick against Lady Kasha, who has just become a young mother.

Even if it wasn't Johanna here, everyone would have been sympathetic and angry with her.