"Why did you stop talking?"
Kyle looked at Meltis, who had lowered her head like an ostrich, and teased her with a smile.
"Lord Kyle, how about pretending I never said anything just now?" Meltis raised her head, her eyes filled with hope as she pleaded with Kyle.
"Fine."
"Thank you, Lord Kyle."
Having received an affirmative answer, Meltis immediately thanked him.
If Mother found out about this, she definitely wouldn't get away with it. After all, Mother even beat Father, let alone her own daughter.
After leaving the Floating Ship Port and taking only a few steps, a gentle breeze suddenly swept past, and the clamor on the streets came to an abrupt halt.
Looking up, they saw a magic carriage decorated with silver-blue patterns emerge from the clouds.
Four snow-white unicorns spread their wings of light and slowly descended.
Their precise steps landed on the bluestone pavement, and when their cloud hooves touched the ground, fine golden sparks scattered.
The crowds on both sides of the street retreated, clearing the main road.
Throughout the entire process, no one dared make the slightest sound.
Before long, everyone except Kyle and Meltis had lowered their heads, not daring to look at the magic carriage.
The carriage door slid open silently, and a tall blue-haired maid stepped out. The hem of her black-and-white skirt swayed gently with her movements.
Arriving before Meltis, the blue-haired maid placed both hands over her abdomen, bent forward, and respectfully saluted. "Welcome back, Your Highness Meltis."
"Mm."
Meltis replied absentmindedly.
Hearing the distant tone in her voice, the blue-haired maid's expression did not change in the slightest. As she straightened, she extended her right hand in an inviting gesture. "Please board the carriage."
"Kyle..."
"Just call me that."
Before Meltis could address him as Lord, Kyle