466 Heir (Part 2)_1

Upon hearing the Duchess's question, Count Nicoll instinctively became alert.

As a veteran in politics for many years, Count Nicoll obviously knew that the struggle for inheritance rights often tended to be the most fierce and bloody.

Especially in the East Territory, within the St. Prowse Family.

The struggle for inheritance rights had been going on for a long time, and one could even say that the current dire situation in the East Territory was largely caused by it.

Truth be told, Count Nicoll had always been unwilling to get involved in this muddled mess.

He was old, his approach was becoming increasingly conservative, unwilling to engage in things such that return could be great, but the risk might be even greater. Moreover, the lessons learned from the Howell Family and the Brugen Family further convinced Count Nicoll of the need to sidestep these affairs.