The Rise of the European Emperor

After arranging for Sconda and other subordinates who knew Chinese, Marin called Caesar into his secret room again and told him personally. After all, even if Skanda couldn't teach others Chinese, what if Caesar taught Angela and Ferris the language himself? Therefore, Marin personally called, Caesar, and told him to keep it secret.

"Son, these secrets are the last cards that Dad left you. If Dad can't come back this time, you will wait until you are 16 years old to break down this hut and take out these books. Remember, these books are written in Chinese, and you must learn them first. Chinese! Also, you are not allowed to teach other people Chinese, not even your mother! Not even your grandparents!"

Caesar was a little stunned when he heard Marin's words:

"Dad, since it's so dangerous to go out, don't go out, okay? I'm afraid!"

After being silent for a while, Marin said solemnly:

"This is Dad's dream! Besides, Dad has your son, so he can go out and take a risk. And you, remember, if you don't have a son in the future, you are not allowed to take risks, you know? Also, man, don't let go. Tears!" After speaking, Marin gently wiped away his tears.

Caesar pretended to be strong and nodded:

"Well, I see!"

But after a while, Caesar asked again doubtfully:

"Dad, why can't you tell Mom the secret? Mom is also a very important family member!"

Marlin asked back:

"If I die outside this time, do you think your mother will remarry?"

Caesar thought for a while and said with a headache:

"Well...I don't know..." Caesar is already 7 years old and has been in contact with many noble families. Naturally, he knows that many noble women remarried after their husbands died. Among them, the highest probability is probably the widows of those generals. After all, generals are inevitably killed in battle. And if the general is dead and their wives are still young, there is still a high chance of remarriage. However, although young Caesar knew this, he was reluctant to believe that his mother might remarry. So, he gave such an ambiguous answer.

Marin smiled, knowing that Caesar had figured it out, so he said:

"Looks like you've figured it out too. Your mother is still very young. If I die outside this time, her chances of remarrying may not be small. Think about it, if she has a baby with someone else after remarrying, is it you? younger brother?"

"It should be... it should be..." Caesar was a little uncertain. After all, he is still young, and his understanding of things is not thorough enough.

"That's called a half-brother. It looks like a brother, but they are two families, even with different surnames. So, they are not your real brothers, they can only be said to be related to you!"

"Oh, but, what does this have to do with my not being able to reveal the secret to my mother?" Caesar asked rhetorically with a cute face.

Marin helped his forehead, and then realized that his son was only 7 years old, and his comprehension ability was still very low...

So he had to patiently explain:

"Look, if your mother remarries and has a baby with another uncle, then that baby is someone else's baby. Because, his surname is not Hoffman... But for your mother, it is the same as you, It is also her baby, and she is also loved by her... Can you understand?"

Caesar frowned, thought for a long time, then nodded and said:

"It seems like this..."

Marin added:

"You are Dad's only son, or the eldest heir. Does Dad have any good things that he will leave to you in the future?"

Caesar nodded, this is easy to understand...

"But for your mother, it's different. Let me give you an example. Look, your grandmother has 4 sons, and your father is the second son, right?"

Caesar nodded...

"According to the rules, should the good things of grandparents be left to your uncle Adler?"

Caesar thought for a while, then nodded...

"That's right. Your grandfather likes your uncle the most, because men like the eldest son. However, your grandmother likes your father the most, and she gave your father the inheritance of the Earl of East Frisland first..."

Caesar tilted his head to think about it,

road:

"Dad, what do you mean - men like the eldest son, but women may like the younger son?"

Marin was taken aback for a moment, feeling that although this explanation was inaccurate, it also made sense. So, regardless of right or wrong, he gave affirmation first and then said:

"Yes, that's true. Men like the eldest son because the eldest son is the heir!" This statement is actually not true. Because in general, only the nobles value the eldest son, and the men of the common people may prefer the younger son. But Marin didn't have time to give Kaiser popular science slowly now, so he gave the wrong affirmation.

"I see, you mean that men leave good things to their eldest sons, while women might leave good things to their younger sons?" Caesar speculated with his immature child psychology.

Marin nodded quickly:

"Well, yes, that's right, Caesar, you are so smart! I let you keep it a secret, just for fear that your mother would share those secrets with your younger brother who might not be your younger brother in the future, understand?"

Caesar nodded thoughtfully, with that serious look, not to mention cute.

Marin said again:

"Son, don't let your mother know about this. Otherwise, she will be very unhappy." Marin didn't want to make Angela sad. After all, if she didn't die, Angela would still be a very good wife.

"However, thinking that my mother might give my things to my younger brother who is not my younger brother in the future, I am very unhappy..." Caesar said depressedly.

"Haha..." Marin laughed happily, raised Caesar and said:

"Where do you want to go? Didn't this happen yet? It's not like your father won't be able to come back. This time out, I have a very good chance of coming back alive. Only if something really happened to me can you do it. Beware of your mother. If I come back, we will still be a family that loves each other! Understand?"

"Understood..." Caesar frowned again, and then said:

"The world of adults is so complicated..."

Marin:  …

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After that, Marin told Caesar that he must not show other thoughts in front of Angela, and after a long rehearsal, Caesar learned to pretend that nothing happened.

But Caesar was still young after all, because he had something on his mind, and in the next few days, there was always a melancholy look on his brows. Fortunately, Marin has helped cover the past. Also, Angela didn't have any scheming and didn't notice this. Ferris was more scheming, but Marin instructed Caesar to have less contact with this little aunt in the future, so as not to be seen by the other party.

After many days of personal guidance and training, Caesar finally learned the first lesson of the king - joy and anger are invisible...

However, Marin is also worried - is this skill being taught to children too early? If he came back safely, what would the child do to fool himself with this trick? It will be difficult to educate later...

But he didn't have the heart to think about it. After all, going to sea in this era can't guarantee 100% safety. Instead of letting my son get killed because he is too stupid, let him mature a little earlier...

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