The grand hall buzzed with activity as staff from various departments gathered for the annual royal banquet briefing. It was one of the most important events of the year, with dignitaries from nearby kingdoms, influential democrats, and members of the upper clans in attendance. The banquet wasn’t just a celebration; it was a political necessity to ensure the kingdom ran smoothly.
Iris Everon, the Queen, was at the helm of it all. She stood at the head of the room, her presence commanding yet warm. Her white gown flowed gracefully around her as she greeted the attendees, her voice soft yet firm as she began the briefing.
Leah sat quietly at the back of the medical department’s section, her eyes fixed on Iris. It was her first time seeing the Queen in person, and she was struck by the rese
