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Having finished his business in the city center, Gulveig followed Gungnir to the part of the city they hadn't visited during their previous trip – the railway station. This "train" was likely a surprise for the girl, but Gungnir explained that Serberia was the first and, so far, the only country that used such a thing, and Tamfana was part of the so-called "Steel Ring of Serberia" – the cities of the kingdom connected by a railway. In any case, they reached Elheim from Tamfana very quickly, but from there they had to switch to horses again, periodically changing them to maintain their pace. However, even with the baron's well-planned route, they arrived at the wedding venue just in time.
The ceremony took place at Zephyr Castle, which had belonged to the Bors family for generations. As it turned out, Virgil and the bride's family had planned to hold the wedding in a modest setting with almost no guests, but thanks to King Gaheris, who was driven by unknown motives, the event was blown up to almost national importance. The king himself and other guests arrived – both friends of the newlyweds and their families, and people who had nothing to do with them. In this regard, the large hall of Zephyr was very convenient, as it could accommodate a great many people.
Once inside, Gungnir didn't hesitate and hurried to perform the most routine, but no less important task – to introduce himself to the king.
Gaheris Marionhart behaved as if he were the center of the universe, as if today's event was dedicated to him, not to Virgil or Teya.
— Oh, Baron Gungnir von Breckenberg! — His Majesty was clearly pleased with the arrival of the foreign guest. — What brings you here?
— One of my sons is getting married, what father would miss that?
— Indeed. — The king and the baron were somewhat similar. Both were quite old, but they had not lost their dominant presence and impressive physique. — And this is...?
— Gulveig, one of my daughters. — Gungnir nods to her, signaling her to continue on her own.
Having finished his business in the city center, Gulveig followed Gungnir to the part of the city they hadn't visited during their previous trip – the railway station. This "train" was likely a surprise for the girl, but Gungnir explained that Serberia was the first and, so far, the only country that used such a thing, and Tamfana was part of the so-called "Steel Ring of Serberia" – the cities of the kingdom connected by a railway. In any case, they reached Elheim from Tamfana very quickly, but from there they had to switch to horses again, periodically changing them to maintain their pace. However, even with the baron's well-planned route, they arrived at the wedding venue just in time.
The ceremony took place at Zephyr Castle, which had belonged to the Bors family for generations. As it turned out, Virgil and the bride's family had planned to hold the wedding in a modest setting with almost no guests, but thanks to King Gaheris, who was driven by unknown motives, the event was blown up to almost national importance. The king himself and other guests arrived – both friends of the newlyweds and their families, and people who had nothing to do with them. In this regard, the large hall of Zephyr was very convenient, as it could accommodate a great many people.
Once inside, Gungnir didn't hesitate and hurried to perform the most routine, but no less important task – to introduce himself to the king.
Gaheris Marionhart behaved as if he were the center of the universe, as if today's event was dedicated to him, not to Virgil or Teya.
— Oh, Baron Gungnir von Breckenberg! — His Majesty was clearly pleased with the arrival of the foreign guest. — What brings you here?
— One of my sons is getting married, what father would miss that?
— Indeed. — The king and the baron were somewhat similar. Both were quite old, but they had not lost their dominant presence and impressive physique. — And this is...?
— Gulveig, one of my daughters. — Gungnir nods to her, signaling her to continue on her own.