Chapter 61: Four Marquises: Moleseys Appearance (Otou-samas POV)

Kingdoms barrier was made using five magic stones. Each was the size of an adults fist, and each is easily said to be enough to create a barrier around a town. However, by combining the five magic stones, it was possible to create a barrier which covered a whole country, much less five towns.

However, if magic isnt left within the five magic stones, then the barrier would not activate. Therefore, the royal family and the four Marquis Houses maintain the stones and govern the country at the same time. Our authority doesnt waver because the continuation of the barrier would be jeopardised if we are short on one of the Marquis Houses.

However, the truth was that the royal family and the Four Marquis were slaves who couldnt escape from the duty of maintaining the barrier. Therefore, no matter how many people said that nobles are the models of the people, some oppressed others by brandishing their authority, and there are also those, like the Lisburn predecessor, who indulged in women.

On the other hand, some were apathetic, and they showed no interest or motivation in work that didnt include maintaining the barrier. Fortunately, there was no one in the current generation of Four Marquis Houses that met these extremities. There should be no one that met these extremities.

Albans. I had just finished filling the magic stone and had just left the barrier room when Molesey called out to me for a change.

Harold.

I stopped thinking because I was a little surprised. Like how the Albans have violet eyes and the Lisburns have summery-blue eyes, the Moleseys have bluish-grey eyes. Their hair was a darker grey than silver, and their grey eyes were similar to the heavy winter clouds.

Harold Molesey is known for not attracting others and his lack of interests just like his bleak appearance. I havent had many chances to befriend him, probably because he is in his 40s and was older than Stan and I. People think that he is someone who handles his government affairs and obligations in a di