“If I had to sum up Asier Grasis in a single phrase, I’d say this: ‘A prince who doesn’t act like one.’”

He treated his subordinates kindly, yet maintained enough authority to command respect. He upheld his dignity without indulging in extravagance, always honing both his mind and his body. Despite his noble status, he frequently lowered himself to aid those beneath him. In fact, most of the royal welfare systems probably came from his mind.

Hearing this much, you might think:

“Uh, isn’t that an ideal? How is he not acting like royalty?”

A frugal, compassionate prince who cares …