Liam Dunn thought himself to be a well traveled, worldly man. In order to pave the way for a more prosperous Dunn Barony that could transform into Dunn County, he'd been sent to one of the finest schools in Keating Duchy. It might not have been as prestigious as the Royal Academy in the capital, but for the son of a frontier lord, it was much better than anything he could have experienced if he'd attended school in Lothian March.
Keating Duchy was hundreds of years older than the march, and the grandeur and splendor of Keating City had left a deep impression on young Liam. Each summer, when he returned home to the frontier, he brought with him a host of ideas, and he gushed to his father for days about the things he missed the most from his school.
As he grew older, the desire to see the advancements of Keating Duchy take hold in the frontier never left him, but he gradually came to understand what it would cost to bring about such a transformation.
