The Adventure of a Lifetime

Ulbrecht is about to be sworn into the House of Lords however he feels that it is restrictive and never ending. He's been trained from a young age to succeed his predecessor. Despite such a huge responsibility, he wonders how his life would be if he wasn't found to be a bastard son of a wealthy man. Would he be in a better state of life than he is? Would he be able to really achieve his dreams? Yet despite the prestige of such a position, he feels as though he is entrapped in this constant loop of bureaucracy, false pleasantries and fake smiles.
He wants to explore the world and know what it really is like. His dream is to better the human society, but he knows despite being in a better position than most, there's so little he can do without offending the 'traditions'. He wants to enjoy life and perhaps find love the proper way, not through some arranged marriage, or one of convenience. He knows he's likely to be taken advantage of due to his affluence and so wants to go somewhere where he's not known as 'insanely rich' but just well off.