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Duke of Cornwall sighed and looked at Agamemnon, saying, "Do you know Hassanah?" Agamemnon nodded and replied, "I have fought alongside Hassanah before. We were classmates in Shadow Hunters." Duke of Cornwall stroked his chin and smiled, saying, "Shadow Hunters... It's been a long time since I heard that term from someone else. There are still people who remember. Your original job in Half Blood was to hunt down magical creatures, right?"
A nostalgic and contemplative look flashed in Duke of Cornwall's eyes. He gazed at Agamemnon, seemingly reminiscing about the changing times of that era. His voice carried a hint of amusement: "Shadow Hunters, that name seems somewhat unfamiliar in today's world. However, I still remember that the original job of Half Blood was to hunt down magical creatures and protect humans from their harm."
Agamemnon heard this and couldn't help but think back to the days in Shadow Hunters. It was a time filled with challenges and dangers, but also with glory and a sense of purpose. As Half Blood, they were trained to be experts in fighting against monsters, and every expedition was to protect the innocent and peaceful people.
Duke of Cornwall continued, "However, times are changing. Now, Half Blood are not just warriors hunting demons, but more often, they have become pawns in the politics and wars of various countries. How do you, Agamemnon, view your own identity?"
Agamemnon fell silent for a moment, then replied calmly, "I once fought to protect, but now, I am more focused on finding my own path. The power of Half Blood should not only be used as a tool for war."
In these words, Agamemnon reveals a deep reflection on his own identity and a firm outlook on the future. His gaze is resolute, as if telling the Duke of Cornwall that even in a chaotic world, he will uphold his beliefs.
Duke of Cornwall's laughter echoed in the spacious room, carrying a wild and unrestrained air. He turned to Hector, his eyes shimmering with an assessing and curious light: "Finding his own path? Hector, it seems that this new friend you've brought back is indeed quite unique. Not only is he a Half Blood, but he also has his own insights and ideas."
Hector chuckled and said to Duke of Cornwall, "Father, his name is Agamemnon, and his nickname is Half-dragon."
Duke of Cornwall heard the introduction of Hector and a hint of surprise and curiosity flashed in his eyes. He carefully examined Agamemnon, as if evaluating this legendary Half Blood. Duke of Cornwall nodded slightly and said with a smile, "The half-dragon Agamemnon, I seem to have heard this name somewhere. Your reputation seems quite significant, for such a figure to become my son's guard, it's really unexpected."
Hector heard his father's words, felt a bit embarrassed, touched his head, and responded, "Yes, father. Agamemnon saved my life, so I invited him to Orlando. I think he will be a good companion."
Agamemnon hurriedly explained, "I came to Orlando because I had some business to attend to, and I traveled with Hector. Now that Hector has safely arrived in Orlando, our agreement has ended. Besides the outstanding payment, there is no further relationship between us."
The Duke of Cornwall showed a hint of interest in Agamemnon's words, listening carefully and nodding. His eyes revealed respect for Agamemnon's independent spirit as he asked, "So, what are your plans next? Orlando is a big city with plenty of opportunities."
Hector interjected at this point, saying, "Agamemnon, if you need any help, just let me know. After all, you saved my life, and I owe you a favor."
Agamemnon looked at Duke of Cornwall and Hector, and said slowly, "I came to Orlando for some personal matters that need time to handle. As for help, if I do indeed need it, I will come to you."
Duke of Cornwall smiled and said, "It seems you are a principled Half Blood. Hector, you have found a good friend this time. If Agamemnon needs anything, as the the Durin family, we have a responsibility to help him."
Hector was surprised by his father's words, but also very grateful. He said to Agamemnon again, "Thank you, Agamemnon. If needed, I will help anytime."
Duke of Cornwall then raised an eyebrow and looked at Hector, asking, "Hector, have you sorted out the compensation issue for this Half Blood?"
Hector awkwardly scratched his head and responded, "Yes, father. I have promised to give Agamemnon six thousand universal coins. I will go get it in a moment."
Duke of Cornwall nodded and then turned to Agamemnon saying, "In that case, before the issue of compensation is resolved, you can rest temporarily in our house."
Duke of Cornwall then sat back in his chair and said, "Alright, you can leave now. When we have dinner tonight, introduce Agamemnon to everyone!" Hector nodded, and Agamemnon bowed, and the two of them left the room together.
Hector and Agamemnon both left the room, and the door quietly closed behind them. Stepping out of the luxurious reception room, the two of them entered a grand corridor. Hector appeared somewhat relaxed, as if the pressure had eased off after leaving his father's room.
Agamemnon looked around at the luxurious decorations and still felt somewhat uneasy. This extravagant environment was completely different from his usual life, and he felt out of place.
Hector noticed Agamemnon's embarrassment and smiled, saying, "Don't worry too much. My father is always like that, enjoying displaying the power and influence of our family. Just try to Edith pt a little."
Hector and Agamemnon walked out of the room, the sound of the door closing echoing in the mansion's hallway. Hector said to Agamemnon, "Agamemnon, there will be some important members of our family and friends at tonight's dinner. You can get to know more people then."
Agamemnon nodded, but a hint of uncertainty and nervousness could be seen in his eyes. He was not accustomed to this kind of high-level social gathering, preferring the simplicity and directness of the battlefield and the wilderness.
Hector noticed Agamemnon's expression and smiled, saying, "Don't worry, they are all good people. And with me here, you won't feel uncomfortable."
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