Feysac, Taksar City.
As it lay very close to the Arctic Circle, this city was an excellent place to admire the Aurora. With its beautiful scenery and superb natural environment, it had always been one of the Feysac Royal Family's preferred locations for their Winter Hunt.
To the east of Taksar City lay a sizable lake. Its surface was as smooth as a mirror, like a single enormous piece of green agate.
Especially when the Aurora appeared, the entire lake would be reflected in dazzling brilliance.
Thus, Taksar East Lake was also known as Feysac's Most Beautiful Gem in the Northwest, somewhat similar to Miss Justice's title.
Such a scenic place was naturally divided up among the royal family and great nobles. The Einhorn Family's Palace stood on the lakeshore in this area, serene and tranquil enough to refresh one's spirit.
At that moment, a four-wheeled carriage drawn by several black horses slowly stopped before the royal Palace. A court official hurriedly got down first, opened the carriage door, and helped out a handsome man with brilliant golden hair.
This handsome man was named Heinrich, an Earl from the empire's Northern Region.
Of course, the court official treated him so attentively not because of his title, but because of another secret identity—he was the Queen's lover.
Heinrich frowned and glanced at the court official. As if speaking to himself, he said, "Don't do unnecessary things in public. Just do your job properly, especially managing the Queen's businesses. That is the best way to perform before Her Majesty."
In truth, Heinrich was more than merely the Queen's lover. Thanks to his exceptional business acumen and talent for investment, he also served as the Queen's private financial manager and investment adviser. That was why he so often had opportunities to meet with