Anaxagoras was a man of discipline, order, and unshakable principles—at least, that was what he strove to uphold. He carried the weight of nobility with quiet dignity, ensuring that rules were followed, decorum was maintained, and his title was properly acknowledged. Yet, beneath his composed exterior, there was an undeniable softness—one that, despite his best efforts, seemed to surface only in the presence of a certain heir who dared to test the boundaries of his carefully constructed world.