"Fourth Prince Arthur has made too great a sacrifice!"
In the Church, Levin exclaimed, "Marrying Evelyn, that's gambling with the happiness of his latter half of life!"
The Saintess, a special position within the Church capable of communicating with deities, holds a lofty status and usually comes with certain restrictions like the inability to marry, bear children, or form relationships with others, among many conditions.
But since Bishop Fole proposed the marriage alliance, it indicates that the Saintess of the Church of the Three Fate was eligible to wed—quite a humane consideration. The critical question is...
Is marrying Arthur Windsor truly her own wish?
One needs only to think to know that it's impossible for Evelyn to fall in love with the Fourth Prince she had never met.
The emergence of love at least requires some mediation!
