☀️ Arselia and Akonia

— I believe you, of course I do. Our communication has developed so well that I can't imagine you would need to sacrifice truth for fiction. This is a very fascinating story, and listening to you, I can't help but admit that I myself would like to visit your world and see what you've told me with my own eyes, although it's not a fact that it exists now in the form in which it is remembered by you. Perhaps everything is completely different there now, or maybe it has died or is close to it; I know of one such case. But a demon king, hmm? I can't recall anyone who would bear such a title, but in our world, there is a king of the undead – the empire is currently at war with him. In pursuit of immortality and tranquility, he and his followers have abandoned their lives and flesh, intending to turn the whole world into one huge Necropolis, where there will be no place for pain and suffering. Of course, I don't share such views... I don't even see the need to engage in deep reflection in order to reject this idea; it's enough to look in the mirror and then at any walking dead. — Moving on to the next question, the princess's fervor subsided slightly. — The future of the country? I would like Welfern to become a place where everyone can do what they are interested in, without fearing for the future. — For one reason or another, Naria did not elaborate on this thought, preferring to overshadow it with the next topic. — The qualities I desire in a modern imperial citizen may vary greatly depending on whether he or she is in relation to me. I want my subjects to be neat, well-mannered, educated, healthy, and goal-oriented, so that their work and ambitions become the foundation for the further prosperity of the empire. So that future generations can be proud of the achievements of their ancestors and live a full life without the limitations of imperfect political and economic systems. If, however, we are talking about the qualities of my potential suitor, which, as I am sure, "Nadia-san" and her numerous readers are interested in, then my answer is unlikely to please many. However, I think you or that journalist will be able to decide for yourselves whether to convey this opinion to the public. — Sighing, she continued. — He must be a man whose offspring I would not find unbearable to bring into this world. First, he must possess great strength, magical or martial, it doesn't matter; the main thing is that a man who cannot stand up for himself is an absolutely pathetic sight. Of course, he may be a "good person," an exemplary citizen, and so on, but from the point of view of sexual attraction, such a person will not be of any interest at all. Secondly, he should not be a virgin, but, on the contrary, have a great deal of experience in intimate relationships with women... It would be extremely sad and, in a way, even unpleasant to be with a boy who doesn't even know how to use his own body. Thirdly, he should not have any authorities, no matter who they are – a beloved woman, his homeland, faith, or anything else; the supremacy over his soul should belong to his own heart and the beliefs and views born in it. Fourthly, he must be straightforward in his intentions, words, and actions; deceit, cunning, and even euphemisms in speech are the lot of lesser men, unworthy of my attention, although I allow cunning in relation to enemies and rivals. Fifthly, he should never tolerate disrespectful treatment towards himself, apologize, ask anyone for permission for anything, or otherwise diminish his dignity – he should be like a hurricane or another natural disaster, cruel and implacable. Sixthly, he must be a man who judges people fairly in relation to his own system of values. Seventhly, contrary to everything said above, there must be kindness in his heart, which he can show to those he loves and, most importantly, to his own children at the right moment. In short, he must be someone who would attack Margel, defeat the entire numerous imperial guard, and take me by force. — Having finished her monologue, the princess smiled shyly. — As you can see, this is not the best information for the public to see, especially since my ideal contradicts my own views on society and the state in many ways. Well, I think it would be fair of me to expect you to answer the same question – what kind of man would melt your heart? I assume that, due to religious or cultural peculiarities, you may not even consider such topics, but still, try to imagine such a situation.