During this period of open and covert struggles, Margaret has gained a profound understanding of Fatty's shamelessness.
This is the first opponent who can infuriate her, the first opponent she cannot outwit, and the first opponent who does not care about her status.
However, the frustration of repeated failures did not depress Margaret; instead, her interest in Fatty grew stronger, and her determination increased.
From the age of five, Margaret understood that her identity meant she would be shrouded in the aura of her grandfather Hastings. She wasn't a fanatic desperate to prove herself, nor was she pretending to be decadent and gloomy, irresponsibly rebellious about her life. She did not consider the aura of a generation of the Military God a burden. That was her grandfather, the source of her bloodline, the glory of her genes.
However, when she won her first independently commanded battle at the age of eighteen, she began looking for stronger opponents.
