Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 614: Battle in the Darkness

It was morning. Paul Ackermann sat in front of the dining table with his mind all over the place. His maid, Liz, looked at him speechlessly upon noticing how distracted he was.

“Your Highness, are you sure you didn’t bump your head?”

“I didn’t.”

“You can’t tell the difference between dream and reality and are even feeling distressed over it. There has to be something wrong with your head, right?”

“I can tell the difference between dream and reality. What’s bothering me is that this isn’t the first time this has happened,” Paul said with a perplexed frown.

Liz blinked contemplatively before clapping her hands in realization and saying, “Ah! Yes, something similar did happen last week. You sat on the bed for a long time.”

“Yes, I’m referring to that.”

“I get it now. It’s a relapse!”

“???” Paul was baffled by Liz’s response, but he wasn’t angered by her words.

Despite being an imperial prince of the Austine Empire, Paul Ackermann had lived most of his life as a normal civilian, so he wasn’t fussy about etiquette, not to mention that Liz had braved tough times with him. While she was his maid, their relationship was more like that of siblings. He always took her jokes with a light-hearted attitude.

Born as an illegitimate child, Paul was ostracized within the Austine Empire’s circle of nobility. While his standard of living had improved compared to back when he was a civilian, as he received the bare minimum of what an imperial prince was entitled to, he had not been prepared for the snobbery he would receive.

No one was willing to serve him, and some even avoided him like the plague. A servant’s standing corresponded to their master’s, so being assigned to an illegitimate child was as good as being exiled for them. The only one who remained by his side was the young Liz.

This was also why he didn’t mind her jokes.

“Liz, how often do you remember your dreams?”

“I don’t think I remember any of my dreams. That’s true for most people, right?”

“That’s what I thought too, but I remember everything clearly,” P

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