To Viscount Asch, a five-year-old child thirsty for knowledge, was quite alarming. Generally, weren't young children supposed to be noisy, playful, immature and just children? He could understand if the young master was around ten years old. At that age, it would have been normal to him, because children from noble families begin to grow and mature not only physically but also mentally. They would also realize the weight of their family's expectations that lies on their shoulders.
However, the child reading at his front was out of his expectations. Unlike the spoiled, snobbish and arrogant children from many noble families that he had taught in the past, the young master was his most-behaved student.
