Ever since Princess Marie witnessed firsthand the way that Henry threw himself into danger without thought, she couldn't help but be tied in knots over him going away on the campaign.
It seemed that the moment their relationship took a turn to the more affectionate side, she learned about his recklessness. What made him a great knight was the skill he showed during times when he was throwing himself headfirst into danger. She felt lucky she hadn't witnessed him jump on the lion firsthand, but after overhearing Royal Knights who accompanied her brother talk about it, she was scared.
She had seen the blood on his face and his armor. After all, she was the one who had cleaned it off herself by hand much to the surprise of other nobles.
Even though he was supposed to be gone for only a day, she was worried sick about him and skipped both of her meals.
