Duty and Family
Daniel, now the Lord of Veloria, urges his father David to return to the capital for safety, but David insists on staying at the border to defend the country, teaching his son about responsibility and duty. The emotional reunion takes a heartwarming turn as David cooks a special dinner for Daniel, reaffirming their bond amidst national crisis.Will David's unwavering sense of duty lead him into danger at the border, or will Daniel find a way to protect his father while fulfilling his own responsibilities?
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