Chapter 2: Lavish Breakfast and Peculiar families
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As Min-Joon descended the grand staircase and entered the dining hall, he was greeted by the sight of a lavish spread of dishes, and a team of maids and butlers serving the Montague family. The richness and power of this family were on full display.

Seated at the head of the dining table was his father, the formidable Duke Lord Oswald De Montague, one of the seven renowned swordmasters in the kingdom. Lord Oswald's sharp and dangerous aura was as menacing, as expected of a villain's father. His striking features bore a resemblance to the young Cedric, and Min-Joon couldn't help but wonder if Cedric would grow into a man like him.

Next to Lord Oswald sat Min-Joon's mother, Lady Isabella De Montague, a quiet but extraordinary woman who hailed from the prestigious Marquis family. She lacked the dangerous vibe that her husband exuded, being a mere human, but her background spoke volumes.

As Min-Joon took his seat, the daunting array of unfamiliar utensils made him panic. They seemed fit for royalty, unlike anything he had ever used in his world. However, as he reached for them, he was surprised to find that his hands moved naturally, as if this body had been accustomed to such grandeur. His initial worry faded, and he hesitantly sampled the food.

The taste was so exquisite that he couldn't help but exclaim, "Oh my god, this steak is incredible!" He immediately realized that his father was giving him an odd look, as though questioning his sanity. His mother appeared concerned, asking if he was alright. Min-Joon cleared his throat and assured her that everything was fine. His younger sister, Lady Genevieve de Montague, chuckled at the spectacle.

 "Wow, it's my first time hearing my brother say something about the food. He's usually so quiet and cold and never plays with me." 

She laughed and then pouted. Min-Joon furrowed his brow, observing this uncharacteristic behavior. It was quite unlike the Lady Genevieve he had read about in the novel, who was known for her cruelty and love of inflicting pain on others.

After breakfast, Min-Joon excused himself and retreated to his room, pondering the peculiarities of this world and his family. He couldn't help but feel that his presence in Cedric's body was already altering the course of events.

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