The Southern Cross [Sentinel and Guide]

More than seven hundred years ago, the last god-tier Guide died. The illustrious family known as the “Consort Clan,” which shared a surname with the imperial family, fell from the clouds into the dust. More than seven hundred years later, Grand Duke Schopenhauer inherited his title and made his debut as an ordinary person, showing off every bit of his spoiled, dissipated nature. The emperor was so furious he wanted to beat him up every minute of every day. But who could see the steadfast, resilient heart, weathered by hardship, hidden beneath His Grace's mask? Emperor: “I am lonely.” Grand Duke: “We are all lonely.” Emperor: “My ideas are shocking and unconventional. No one agrees with me.” Grand Duke: “I agree with you. Whatever you want, I'll give you everything I can.” Emperor: “Will you stay by my side forever?” Grand Duke: “I don't think I can.” Emperor: “Where are you going?” Grand Duke: “Wherever you go, I'll be there.” Emperor: “Then why say you can't stay by my side forever?” Grand Duke: “Even after I die, my love for you will remain by your side.” Emperor: “Schopenhauer, are you trying to die? Bond with me!” Grand Duke: “Your Majesty, please don't insult yourself too.” Only when the emperor tore away the disguise did he realize that, without noticing, a spoiled wastrel had helped him complete “the ten things every Sentinel and Guide must do in their lifetime.” It turned out he had never been alone. His Guide was the eternal Southern Cross in his hands. 1. Over-the-top drama galore √ 2. Sci-fi, good-for-nothing at naming things √ 3. God-tier Sentinel VS god-tier Guide (obviously obsessive-compulsive) √ 4. Happy ending √