Chapter 922 Choice

"I put you through a test." In Hexiden's anxious eyes, Weilin slowly said, "I am very satisfied with your character, but I am not satisfied with your performance."

"I decided to give you two choices." Weilin raised two fingers and said in a deep voice.

"First, follow me, I will train you, and as for how far you can go, it all depends on your own efforts."

"Second, choose to stay in Windsor Castle, I will bear your material needs at the beginning of the expansion of the territory, but only this time, what position you will reach in the future has nothing to do with me."

Hearing this, Hexiden turned to look at his mother, wanting to seek help.

Harriet saw this scene, opened her mouth, wanted to say something, but saw Weilin's warning eyes, so she had to close her mouth and said nothing.

"Get rid of the will of others and make your own choice."

Hexiden's confused eyes gradually became clear, raised his head and looked at Weilin, with a firm face, and said: "Master Weilin, I choose to go with you."

"Have you decided?" Weilin stared at Hexiden's eyes and confirmed again.

Hessiden nodded heavily and said, "It's decided."

"I'll wait for you at the east gate of Windsor Castle tomorrow morning." At this point, Weilin paused, and then said, "Don't break your promise."

"I know."

Watching the two leave, Hessiden turned his head to look at Harriet. Just as he was about to say something, he was hugged by her.

"No matter what choice you make, your mother will support you."

Hessiden looked a little confused and asked, "But didn't you say that you should discuss everything with you?"

"The past was the past, and now is now. After that dream, I thought a lot." Harriet let go of Hessiden, put her hand on his shoulder, pressed against his forehead, and said softly, "I have a lot of responsibility for your character. I am not a competent teacher, let alone a competent mother."

"In the future, you can ask me for advice, but what I say may not be right. You need to judge everything yourself." Harriet took a deep breath and tried to keep her voice calm.

"Mother, I..."

Hai Xiden's eyes were full of doubts and uneasiness, and his lips moved, but he didn't say the rest.

Harriet smiled, she gently put her hand on Hai Xiden's mouth, and said gently: "Okay, no training today, you have a good day, I'll go pack for you."

Hai Xiden was not happy in his heart, but asked suddenly: "Mother, will you leave me?"

There was a tremor in his voice, and his hands were clenched into fists.

"I won't leave you again, this time I will go to Qixingling with you."

"Thank you, mother."

"You are everything to me, if you leave, what's the point of me staying here?"

Harriet touched Hai Xiden's black hair, let him go to play, and leave this to her.

Looking at the back of her child, Harriet touched her face and murmured to herself: "Maybe I really did something wrong."

The next morning, at the east gate of Windsor Castle, Harriet and Hai Xiden were waiting here with big bags and small bags.

"Mother, Master Weilin is here." Hexiden looked at the figure that appeared in the distance and reminded him.

Harriet heard this and stood up straight, waiting for Weilin's arrival.

In less than a moment, Weilin arrived at the East Gate, looked at Harriet and Hexiden, the mother and son, waved to open the half-plane passage, and said with a smile: "Go in."

The half-plane passage floated in the air, surrounded by a faint blue halo, which deeply attracted the young man's eyes.

At Harriet's touch, Hexiden came back to his senses, then picked up the package and entered the half-plane.

After the two entered the half-plane passage, Weilin asked the guards to enter the half-plane one by one.

Although he wanted to return to Qixing Territory leisurely, Kyle was by his side, so it was obviously impossible to give him this opportunity.

Two days later, after Weilin returned to Xingyue Castle, he asked people to settle Harriet and Hexiden first, and then sent people to invite Devonshire.

Near the evening, Devonshire arrived at the Star Moon Castle and came to the study under the guidance of the head maid Hilda.

"My Lord." Devonshire entered the study, bowed and saluted, and said respectfully.

Weilin stood up and said, "Let's go to the side to talk."

Devonshire nodded slightly and sat down in the rest area beside.

"I invited you here this time because I want to ask you for a favor." Weilin personally poured a cup of tea for Devonshire, without any politeness, and went straight to the point.

Devonshire took the teacup with both hands and asked, "My Lord, please go."

"I have a junior who I hope to give to you for a few years to help him lay a good foundation." Weilin put down the teapot, picked up the teacup, took a sip, and then said.

Devonshire hesitated for a while and asked, "My Lord, I need to see your junior."

"Okay."

Weilin nodded and waved Hilda to bring Hessiden.

In a moment, Hessidon followed Hilda to the study.

Seeing this, Devonshire and Verin stopped chatting, stood up, came to Hessidon, and circled around him.

Looking at this serious-looking uncle, Hessidon had no fear in his eyes, because the young Verin was looking at him, and he couldn't retreat.

Suddenly, Devonshire put his hand on Hesiden's left shoulder.

The next moment, a huge pressure came, causing Hesiden to almost fall. After stabilizing his body, he gritted his teeth and held on tightly.

Then, Devonshire exerted pressure while observing Hesiden's face.

Weilin watched this scene and just drank tea silently, without stopping Devonshire's actions.

Five minutes later, when Hesiden fainted, Devonshire reached out to support him and sent Dou Qi into his body to heal his pain.

"How is it?"

"Lord, this person of yours is a talent to be cultivated." Devonshire helped Hesiden to sit on the sofa beside him, and then changed the subject and said, "He has many hidden injuries in his body. He needs to be adjusted for a period of time before I can start teaching him."

"Just ask for anything you need." Weilin responded, "I only have two requirements. The first is to lay a solid foundation for him, and the second is to change his stubborn character."

"Don't worry about this, I will teach him well."