Under the sudden torrent of advice that was being directed towards him, my father ignored the kings and directed his decision towards Balaji Vishwanath. He said that the decision was mine alone, as was the credit for coming up with the technology and the design of the road that had been built in the kingdom.
He then turned towards the kings and explained that he understood the fact that I was too young to usually have a say in front of the people currently present in attendance in the garden. The only problem was that the child in question and the situation around him are both abnormal to say the least. Before the kings could raise more unnecessary questions and interrupt him, he continued.
He readjusted his position before he began. He was now in a position such that when he spoke, he could address the kings and Balaji Vishwanath at the same time.
