Actually, Shane still had another token.
It was the Royal Token given to him by Lasha.
This Royal Token had not been seldom used in the past to flaunt power.
For, to see the token was as to see the Royal Family in person.
As long as Shane held the Royal Token, he was essentially the representative of the Royal Family, and even a duke who was kin to the imperial family had to treat him with due respect.
Isn't Duke Sterling's family quite arrogant?
At one time they had sealed off the entire Cosmos, forbidding anyone from entering or leaving freely, even earls, marquises, and other Great Nobles couldn't, isn't that domineering?
But once Shane took out the Royal Token, those knights guarding the city still had to let him in obediently.
If it had been based solely on the viscount rank that Shane held at the time, the other party would definitely not have allowed Shane to enter.
This showed what great authority the Royal Token represented.
