When Elf Prince Constantine first saw Odys, he felt that Odys was merely a young man in his twenties, seemingly nothing special.
But very quickly, as one of the founders of the Moses Ascetic Order, he realized that Odys looked somewhat familiar.
Constantine had previously seen a portrait of Odys, but at the time, his attention had been drawn entirely to the Gus Staff in Odys's hand. He had not carefully examined Odys's appearance, and his spirituality had offered no warning.
Only now, upon seeing him in person, did he notice something unusual and suddenly understand why Ellebella had been willing to become a Demi-God's messenger.
This elf prince was an Angel of the Tyrant Pathway, but thousands of years of tempering had long since stripped him of the Tyrant's impulses most of the time.
Without revealing anything, he withdrew his gaze, offered blessings to Shatas and Mobet, and only then welcomed Odys and the other outsiders.
Odys was equally restrained. He praised the food here and the Elves' hospitality, but said nothing more.
Prince Constantine then departed. However, with the prince's blessing, the wedding became even livelier, and everyone became less wary of Odys and the others.
That afternoon, the final step of the wedding was ancestor worship. But since neither the bride nor groom's ancestors had been buried on Elf Island, the two of them worshipped the Elf King together, bringing the entire wedding ceremony to an end.
That night, no one disturbed Shatas and Mobet's wedding night.
Odys and the others also went to rest in the neighboring courtyard. They had barely rested the previous night either. Although the bridal chamber had been arranged, they had realized shortly before the wedding that there still seemed to be many things to take care of.
Then everyone played cards