Just then, the officer's men try to surge forward to kill Noah. Abruptly, a soldier notices all this and intervenes. The soldier announces that this is the thirteenth prince, and warns everyone to be careful, as any mistake that harms him would have serious consequences. This makes Noah realize that the soldier knows him. Kneeling in front of him, the soldier reveals that he was his brother's servant earlier.
With that, Noah explains to the man that he wants to buy this place, as it has no proper infrastructure now and the situation is so worsened that it will require a lot of skill to improve it. He even mentions that he killed the officer because he was insulting the food and the workers here. The soldier assures him not to worry, promising that they will handle everything.
All the people here are very happy, because now they are going to get good food and a place to live. Witnessing this, Noah's servants are very delighted. But in another environment, Noah's brother is far too furious.
After getting back, Noah's father calls him once again, acknowledging that he sold land and bought an entire village. To Noah's surprise, his father thanks him, as he prevented the emergence of anyone trying to take advantage of the flood. If this natural disaster had been followed by a man-made disaster, then it would have been a complete mess.
The father even mentions Noah's new achievement of making the sword his slave. It has been some time, so the king wants to see his abilities again. With the help of the priest, they learn that water is now SS, with no plus sign. Knowing this, the king states that he would like Noah to aid him with his talents. This makes Noah very happy.
The capital of the Miryuns Empire is the center of the nation's government, the heart of its culture and its financial center. At some point the people began to call it the most prosperous city in the world.
Noah has just arrived at this place. The eunuchs were saying there is a popular singer here. Zoe is accompanying Noah, as he gives her more work to thank her for her help with her home village.
Now, at the auditorium, the singer named Alicia is singing really well. Noah notes that Alicia's technique has room for improvement, but he can tell that she sings earnestly and takes it seriously.
In that instant, one of the thugs from the audience steps onto the stage in anger. Even when the security guard tries to stop him, the thug, with his two small fries, reminds Alicia that she won't be able to pay her daddy's debt this way. Confused and scared, the helpless girl clarifies that she has nothing else to give.
Scoffing, the thug grabs her by her shirt and implies there are countless ways she could make money simply because she's a woman. This inappropriate behavior is intolerable to Noah. He intervenes and walks up to the stage. He explains Imperial Law sixty-seven, article two, which states that it is illegal to make children assume their parents' debts. Making Alicia pay for her father's debt, and ordering her to sell her body to do it, is a crime.
Enraged, the thug grabs Noah by his collar and lifts him up in the air, warning him not to mess with him. Without warning, Noah summons his sword and pushes the thug to the ground. The aura coming from the sword is so scary that all three men run away.
After that, everyone gets to know that Noah is a prince. Their eyes widen with astonishment. Ignoring their reactions, Noah faces Alicia and praises her singing. Then he asks about her living expenses per month. Hesitant, the singer reveals that she has her mother's treatment to pay for as well, so it requires a lot of money. Noah announces that he will give her twenty-five ren per month. In return, she has to focus on her singing. Alicia is overwhelmed, expressing her gratitude towards the prince.
Upon returning home, Noah notices those thugs from earlier kneeling down in front of his castle gate. Apparently they want to apologize for their earlier behavior. However, Noah orders Zoe to tell these goons to leave, as he has no time for these jerks.
In that instant, Henry Ararat, the fourth prince, arrives, complimenting his younger brother for handling the situation this way, since granting an audience to men like them without a second thought would devalue the standing of royalty and Noah's own standing as a prince. Noah agrees with his brother, but admits that he also has another reason.
Later on, he explains the whole situation to his brother in a giant hall. Henry is a little surprised to hear that Noah wants to aid a singer, though Noah felt that letting those goons think he was still angry would stop them from bothering the girl any further.
Chuckling, Henry wonders aloud if the girl singing was that good. In addition to that, he is quite impressed that Noah could think that far ahead at his age. Frank and Gary are closer to his age, and they don't think that way. Henry can't help but admit that they are all children, and that despite all the teaching Gary and Frank have received, they still haven't learned their manners.
Both those boys are Noah's brothers; they have different mothers. Yet, since Henry and Gary have the same mother, Noah supposes they have a different sort of connection.
Changing the subject, Henry remarks that Noah has managed to master his sword. He asks whether it's too big for him, and wonders how he even carries it. Abruptly, Noah summons his sword, leaving his brother stunned. The prince explains that his weapon was hidden in his sleeve, then demonstrates by reducing its size to make it handy.
Letting out a heavy sigh, Henry calls it unprecedented, adding that that thing was isolated as a national treasure for two centuries, and that even the records from before then mention nothing of the sort. At this point Henry is truly amazed by his brother's abilities.
Later that night, all the goons are still waiting for the prince at the gate. Henry and Noah approach these goons. At first the leader of the thugs gets angry, as he can't take it anymore. But the moment a strong power strikes his body, the whole group continues kneeling down in front of the gate. Seeing the horror in their eyes, Henry understands that his brother has done something that is making these thugs go insane.
Innocently, Noah confesses that he unleashed just a tiny bit of power from his sword to threaten them.