Chapter 35

The conference room was deafeningly quiet. After learning of their defeat, they were filled with rage, but now only a somber tune could be heard.

"But won't this become a national wedding?" It's not like this hasn't happened before. We don't need to be concerned..."

The prince snorted in response to the nobleman's remark. "Your example is completely incorrect. Previously, when both sides married for the sake of peace, unity, and harmony, and this time we're forced to unilaterally give up our princess as if she's a mere pawn? "Did I get that right?"

“No… I…”

The nobleman's brow furrowed. He closed his mouth as he sensed the atmosphere deteriorating.

The noblemen next to him began to speak up one by one.

"It's an unusual request, to say the least. I've heard that in Ehrlich, there had been a number of repeated arguments about the king's marriage, but the king himself vehemently refused each time... until this time, when he unexpectedly requested a national marriage."

"I wonder what the