"Your Highness, everything you have ordered is now ready," said Yajedin Blanc, the Royal Affairs Minister, with a respectful face to William.
As an orphan adopted by Arthur, Yajedin Blanc's loyalty to Arthur was nearly absolute, and he was one of the trusted insiders specially cultivated by Arthur for the future heir to the throne.
This time, besides assisting William with some matters, the economically savvy Yajedin Blanc was also responsible for overseeing the sale of royal assets.
Although William was nominally in charge of the sale of royal assets, Arthur never thought that William alone could handle the royal financial group's assets in London properly.
Conservatively estimated, the royal financial group had investments in the United Kingdom amounting to at least 20 million pounds, which wouldn't be easy to deal with all at once on the stock market—something William simply couldn't achieve by himself.
