The two elders from the art center were very satisfied—since the Saintess sacrificed herself, the Kriegern family had guarded this land on her behalf for such an extensive period. Since the first King had donned battle armor and died for the Saintess, the family had produced a total of twenty-one Kings, each one striving on behalf of this land.
The process was fraught with difficulties, but from the paintings and Durin's introduction, it was destined to be a masterpiece.
"It should be ready for a draft in five days," said Durin, "At that time, we could invite His Majesty Hack of the Kriegerns to have a look. If there are no issues, then I'll proceed with the final refinements."
With Durin's words, the two from the art center left with joy in their hearts.
Mentor Cherny also returned soon after, laughing and chatting with Wilson as they watched Durin start painting. Wilson was soon astounded by Durin's concept.
