The first impression Arthur got from Lord Lisop was that of a straightforward soldier, perhaps with a bit of eloquent speech, but not much.
However, as their conversation went deeper, Arthur gradually saw the true nature of this lord—a speculator!
A speculator masquerading as a soldier.
Undoubtedly, he was extremely successful.
If it weren't for the fact that the information provided by the other party continuously pointed to the Old Lion, Arthur would never have discovered his true face.
'This is because he hit a wall with the Old Lion!
So, he chose to tentatively reach out to the Mother Tigress?
No!
To be precise, Lord Lisop wanted to use the Mother Tigress to pressure the Old Lion!
Such a bold fellow!'
Arthur, having discerned the other's intentions, judged inwardly.
This boldness didn't refer to his maneuvering between the Old Lion and the Mother Tigress, but that he was willing to risk his own son!
Lord Lisop couldn't possibly be unaware of Little Lisop's plan.
