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Cyril looked at the environment around him.
At first, he didn't think Lamont would dare to kill him.
After all, he was the first heir of the Duke of Avalon, even if Lamont could easily kill him and not fear the Avalon family itself, it would be impossible for him to make a move.
Killing him was not a matter of pride, for he was just a young man who had not yet made a name for himself. As a nobleman, what he needed to learn was how to ensure the long-term development of his family, and in modern times, how to use their status to make money, as well as horse riding, mathematics, physics, etiquette, and swordsmanship.
But learning swordsmanship doesn't mean they need to become knights like other commoners, risking their lives for honor and status, as they are born as the ruling class.
From birth, they possess "honor".