Ren smiled, a touch of playfulness creeping into her expression. " Let's just say you're about to witness how your father deals with his alliance firsthand. "
To Starfania, her words were cryptic, yet it was enough to make her heart quicken. She said cautiously. " What do you mean by that? "
Her smile seemed to widen slightly as she leaned back in her chair. Ren's voice was almost teasing. " Oh, don't worry. You'll find out sooner than you think. "
Starfania's mind began to race with an endless possibility about what Ren meant by that, and it didn't help. She was about to open her mouth to press further, but Ren held up a hand to stop her.
" It's more fun if you don't know everything right away," she said, a twinkle in her eye. Starfania felt a mix of frustration and intrigue, unsure whether to push for more answers or let the mystery unfold.
"Can't you give me even the tiniest hint? " she asked, her curiosity piqued. Ren shook her head playfully, a soft laugh escaping her lips. "If I reveal everything, it ruins the surprise. You know how your father is with these things; it's all part of the grand show."
Starfania leaned forward, resting her elbows on the table, her gaze fixed on Ren. "But I don't want to be surprised. Can you at least tell me if it's good or bad? "
Ren tilted her head, considering. "That's for you to decide. Perspective is everything, after all."
With that, she stood up, smoothing out her dress. "Come on, we should get ready. Whatever happens, I promise it will be a spectacle."
Starfania hesitated for a moment, but felt a surge of excitement. She had always enjoyed a magnificent spectacle, even if it left her feeling unsteady.
"Alright, let's see what this is all about, " she finally agreed, resolving to embrace the uncertainty. As they moved toward the door, she couldn't shake the feeling that today would change everything.