Crown Prince San Fidelio of Kaizen

In the great Kaizen Empire, the emperor had three sons; San Fidelio was the son of the second concubine. The second concubine had been poisoned when Fidelio was still a child, so he remembered it well and fought his brothers for the throne. San Fidelio de Kaizen was a very intelligent prince and had already managed to win the love of the people, yet the support from the aristocracy remained weak. Because of this weakness, Fidelio was sent to resolve a trade issue in the Kingdom of Triada. He set out on his ship, taking his men with him; they sailed for several days and nights until they landed at the pier. Life was bustling in the port town; everyone was working, preparing for an upcoming holiday, and having fun. The people welcomed the strangers warmly; children gave wreaths and flowers, and the elderly offered various delicacies. Fidelio walked through the commotion with his men; he had never been interested in such things, and he was equally indifferent to girls, until his gaze unexpectedly met that of a beautiful foreigner who rushed past him. His heart skipped a beat