Kael
Change truly was constant and if there was one thing I admired about the human race, it was how they were always able to adapt.
At first, the new changes brought multiple queries and reports but we didn't back down and even the council couldn't say a thing against it.
I had a feeling that their silence wasn't because they didn't know what to do, and soon they would strike but I made up my mind that before they did, I would be ready for them.
Seraphina had made her choice. She wanted to meet the people.
And somehow, it was now my job to make sure she didn't get herself killed doing it because she wouldn't listen to anyone who tried to convince her that it was a bad idea.
When I saw her walking down the steps, dressed simply in a pale blue gown that fell loosely around her, I almost forgot how dangerous this whole thing was. She didn't look like a royal.
She looked so casual but it was still very easy to tell that she wasn't used to the hard life.
