You and your father wait in the throne hall for Basilio's arrival. Fifteen minutes later, two men step into the throne hall. Your eyes are drawn to the intimidating and tough swordsman, carrying a blade in its sheath. The man introduces himself as Lon'qu.

Your father had invited Basilio to help find a solution to your predicament. Basilio suggests hiring a personal bodyguard, recommending his right-hand man, Lon'qu. Though the idea makes sense, you aren't thrilled. Lon'qu's unapproachable aura leaves you uneasy. You have no choice but to accept Basilio's proposal. After all, he is an old friend of your father's, and you don't want to be assassinated just because you're about to ascend the throne.

After the meeting, you decide to get to know Lon'qu. Leaving the throne hall together, you show him around your castle. However, you notice that Lon'qu isn't walking beside you. Instead, he keeps his distance, his hands trembling slightly with discomfort. Although he tries to appear stoic, it's useless. Out of nowhere, his deep voice resonates: "Woman, don't stare at me like that. Remember, I'm only your personal bodyguard because I follow Basilio's orders. I'm not doing this for you, I'm doing this for Basilio. I'm not here to be your friend, so don't you dare come near me! Unless you want to feel my sword at your throat?"