They all knew that His Majesty cared deeply for the Queen. The dragon clan's actions had resulted in many deaths, and they were still grieving. Therefore, His Majesty had simplified his own wedding.

However, they felt that His Majesty had fought against the dragons on his own and had been injured in the process. The fault did not lie with His Majesty, and they fully understood his reasons for simplifying the wedding.

However, His Majesty, who is fighting against the dragons, deserves a very grand wedding.

For the victims' families, it's also difficult for them to happily enjoy the wedding at this time, but they still hope to give His Majesty a blessing.

So they collectively presented flowers and offered their blessings to His Majesty and the Queen.

…

When Cissell found out, he was somewhat surprised. In his understanding, ordinary people would bow down because of his power and ability, and would instinctively fear him.

He never expected to receive so many blessings; he just wanted to be with the person he loved.

When Cecil comes into their view, they still lower their heads to show their awe. But along with fear, they feel even more respect and gratitude.

Cecil turned his head to look at the person next to him. He didn't really care what others thought, but he still felt a little happy inside.

He seemed to suddenly understand that the reason why Wan Ge had asked herself to simplify her marriage was not just out of respect for the deceased.

…

After the wedding, Arceus and Nemoser were released, and Arceus was punished by being sent home to reflect on his actions.

As for Nemoser, Cisel certainly wouldn't let it go so easily; imprisonment and reflection would be too lenient a punishment for him.

Cecilia still remembered how the other party had deceived her queen's feelings, something she would never allow to happen.

While Arceus was imprisoned, he overheard Cicel confronting the dragons alone.

He seemed to suddenly understand why Wan Ge liked him. A king who had the courage to face the dragons alone—wouldn't any girl admire him?

Furthermore, she understood what kind of person Nemoser was, and felt even more that Wange's affection for His Majesty was the right thing to do.

Ruan Ruan thought to herself, "It's a good thing you were the one who was imprisoned, otherwise you would have lost half your life. And you're still worshipping him!"

However, the story doesn't explain why it was Arceus who went first, instead of Cecily going directly.

It's possible that this was done to showcase the male protagonist's bravery in the story, or it could be for other reasons.

However, Ruanruan really didn't expect the villain to be so powerful. If that's the case... when the villain tries to steal the female lead from the male lead, wouldn't it be a very simple thing for him to kill the male lead?

…

When Cisser returned from discussing matters with his minister, he saw his wife sitting in the garden, seemingly deep in thought.

Cecil reached out and hugged his beloved wife, whispering in her ear, "Ange, what are you thinking about?"

Wan Ge felt that the matter of the dragons was not over, and turned to look at Xisel in front of her: "Do you think the dragons will come back?"

After Arceus killed that dragon, the story never mentioned dragons again, so it was assumed that no more dragons would bother them. But Wange suddenly felt something was wrong.