Disciples

The walk throughout the settlement lasted longer than Khan had initially expected. Rachel appeared genuinely amazed at the seemingly endless rows of metal tents, and watching those huge aliens bowing at Khan prompted her to keep exploring.

Princes and Princesses were used to that treatment, but Rachel spotted differences that made her curious and surprised. Her status didn't mean anything to the aliens. They only had eyes for Khan, and their behavior went beyond basic courtesy. The Scalqa conveyed proper reverence, something even the Global Army's Generals often failed to achieve.

True authority was addicting, and Rachel decided to bathe in it as long as possible. Of course, Khan questioned her about the nobles, and she always provided answers to justify her whims.

The red-haired man belonged to the Duter family, which seemed inclined to support Khan's cause. The Prince's behavior during the meeting even vouched for that, so Khan inquired deeply.