Even if she could no longer keep herself in check, she had to.
"Although I got a little worked up just now, I refuse to accept your accusations against my father, the previous Grand Duke of Toussaint! That is utter nonsense! I hope you can forget about this matter, and I don't want you telling anyone!"
"Hehe, so you're not threatening me anymore?" Solam said with a grin.
Seeing Solam's obnoxious face, Yetana suddenly felt that hanging this bastard might be the best option! Unfortunately, a high-ranking Legend was standing nearby—and damn it, he was on Solam's side—so Yetana could only think about it.
"What do you want?"
"Now that's more like it!" As expected, people who played politics were all dirty. See? She got the idea right away.
But Sokya was not doing so well. What had he just witnessed? A blatant backroom deal right in front of him, the representative of the Lord of Radiance! (To some extent, anyway.) Sokya wanted to denounce Solam, but he did not know what to say, because this seemed to be the best option!
Fortunately, as a veteran paladin, Sokya was far more accepting of such matters than ordinary novice paladins. Though displeased, he did not speak up to stop them.
"Does your family have anything like that Flaming Carriage?" Solam asked. "Don't worry, I only like flashy things. The flashier, the better!"
Solam guessed Yetana would not be willing to part with anything truly valuable, so he did not bother asking. He only wanted flashy things!
"Fine! I understand. I'll have it sent to you later!" Yetana agreed readily. The royal treasury should have something like that.
"Straightforward!" Solam snapped his fingers.
"Then you must give up investigating this matter! This ends here!" Yetana emphasized.
"I think you should change that