[It's not a substitute if it's better than the K-drama of the season??

When you're groomed every day of your life for the task, there are lessons you come to know as well as your own name — the lessons that come with that name. Caster is right to assume that Jumin is aware of what a good leader must be. How does she know the same? He casts a glance at her, intrigued by what her eyes have seen, much less the face behind the veil. Pursuits of knowledge are familiar, but curiosity from him is a rare thing.]

... Yes, I'd have to agree.

[The wary grow shrewd, and the shrewd grow stronger. And Jumin has always been wary. However, there are things that he must do as an heir, and if being a leader is good for the family, then it must be good. That's restraint, too. But as he stands at the top and lays claim to this so-called strength, it isn't the opinion of others he fears.]

But it isn't often that one finds such a leader. Many only follow power, blinded by even the slightest glimpse. They are mongrels led to believe they are lions of the same pride.

[There's some bite to his words, but it's not for Caster. Her sight seems clear.]