Nelson truly was reliable. In just three days, everything had been taken care of.
The date had also been set for the first day of next month, with the royal palace chosen as the venue.
It was an excellent choice. First, it was prestigious and grand. If Aegwynn's husband the Archmage hadn't been on such close terms with the king, this would have been absolutely impossible.
Second, holding it at the royal palace kept most people out, making for a quieter affair with less gossip.
Finally, since it was being held at the royal palace, all the guests were people of status. No one would dare cause trouble at this wedding.
Time passed like flowing water, and before they knew it, the beginning of the month had arrived.
That day, the city's nobles all hurried toward the royal palace. One lavish carriage after another left the residents dazzled.
They all speculated that something major must have happened.
The young ladies of the noble families had also arrived in full dress.
Many of them had previously joined the Alliance in opposing Aegwynn.
Yet today, they had all behaved completely differently, presenting themselves as elegant and beautiful.
They offered Aegwynn's husband and Aegwynn their blessings one after another, doing so with perfect naturalness and not the slightest trace of pretense.
Karen, standing nearby, was deeply moved. Children raised in noble families truly treated acting as one of life's most basic skills.
Or rather, displaying the etiquette expected of a noble on occasions like this was far more important than anything to Aegwynn's husband.
Noble status was even less comparable to so-called love. Why was it that he, a noble High Elf prince from the High Elf kingdom, had never learned this skill?
Speaking of High Elves, the ambassador from the High Elf