The kingdom accordingly was surrounded by sorrow; of course, in respect to the late king. He was after all the King of Regaleria.
Despite the fact that the man was a power-hungry, greedy, abhorred human, it was his due right to be given credit for the progress and fame Regaleria had acquired.
Princess Lianne was in her balcony, sitting and staring at the scenery she had been accustomed to since she was relocated in the new chamber. The area was shaded by the length of the mansion's roof as it was almost sunset, something that the princess was pleased about.
An hour ago, a maid servant gave her her afternoon tea. It seemed that the Head Servant was busy in the preparations for the next day's dawn procession and burial of the late king at the Royal King's Grave that she herself wasn't in
