When the messenger from Veleris arrived, the King adjusted his expressions a little, despite giving off a cold aura.
The messenger was a human, so of course, he did feel a little scared. Still, he did his job. and respectfully handed over the letter from the King of Veleris.
Edward had a really bad feeling about the letter. Anyway, when can anything from Veleris be good? But the moment he read the content, his face turned black like charcoal.
He nodded at the messenger, intending that he has got the message and now he can leave.
And the messenger bowed and left. Well... It should be said, that he almost ran away from that awfully suffocating atmosphere.
Gritting his teeth, Edward announced in a controlled voice, " The king of Veleris will be here in the Royal Castle of Cecia, after three days.
And The princess will be married to him.
He wishes that the marriage should be held and completed as soon as possible so that he can take away his bride as soon as possible! "
Edward really felt like tearing up the letter scroll, by reading the content of the letter. What is this?!
He looked at the seal. It was handwritten by the king himself, but the arrogance was oozing like hell, even though the letter. Is this how a king communicates with another king?! That vampire is ordering as if I am his subordinate working for him!
Just look at how he has framed his words as if my daughter was already the Vampire's property.
...
"What!!!!!!! That man will be here in three days? And he is informing now! So uncultured!
And as soon as he comes, he wants to marry and take Eiana away!? If he is in so much hurry, why doesn't he marry a girl from his kingdom? I don't think that bastard has a scarcity of girls in Veleris!!! "
Arthur explode.
Everyone present in the court froze at first when they heard that the princess will be married off to the Vampire King.
Then they could guess, why she ran away.
She must have overheard the King's conversation somewhere.
And they couldn't help but agree with their second prince. And they did not even mind his language. Because they very well knew that he was too hot-blooded, and too much overprotective of his sister.
...
But the king and the prince were not the only ones devasted, by the princess's marriage.
Many young nobles who always wanted to marry her, many dukes who always wanted her as their daughter-in-law, felt the Earth crumbling down their feet!!!
Their Goddess will be gone?! Just like that! And that too, to a dangerous being!