With a trembling hand, the girl unfolded the newspaper and began to read... "Okay, a meaningless, flattering introduction, that's understandable... Next, a stream of lies and slander, exactly repeating the position of the king and Klefbert, as well as those fragmented rumors that she managed to learn during this time... For this alone, of course, it would have been worth destroying the entire print run of the newspaper by burning it in righteous fire, but it was probably too late to do that now. Is Baldr mentioned too? Bad, Mother, but it's your own fault, you shouldn't have boasted so much about your origins... Maybe they would have forgotten about it then, because for them it's just some village."
However, Teia Bors's suffering did not end there.
A few days after the marriage union with Klefbert Marionhart, the girl tried to commit suicide due to the mental and physical trauma inflicted by the Fallen Vergil.
A few days later, she was kidnapped directly from the capital's palace. According to witnesses, the kidnapper was very tall and had blue eyes and snow-white hair. If you know anything about him, be sure to report it to the local authorities: he is now an international criminal and poses a threat to the safety of all Visterian residents, not just Marion.
Gullveig, who had been changing the color of her face from pale to red and back again, and had even forgotten to breathe, suddenly realized that if she didn't regain her balance, she would lose it due to lack of air. So she tried to take a few deep breaths.
But wait, what was Philip worried about?
Due to the stress, Theodahad Bors, one of the captains of the Order of Artery, had to resign and focus on restoring his mental health.
I'm also worried that their marriage is now uncertain, because such things are sacred. However, Klefbert defiled and cursed the ceremony with his violent ways, so I think what happened is quite forgivable."
Veigi read the newspaper to the end to make sure there wasn't anything really terrible in it. And although the Elheim news was indeed alarming, revealing the secret of what the guys were up to and why everyone was so scared, it still wasn't that bad...
"Oh, I think I understand."
— Philip, I'm sure Lady Teia is in safe hands now. You had nothing to worry about, really... There's a lot of lies written, of course, a lot of bad things, but I thought so, but there is a glimmer of hope.