61. Certainly, Helen is upset... not with Beatrice, but with Rebecca.
Thanks to her high status, the red-haired bard had the chance to interview the Princess... A very, very unusual privilege, so she must have used her family and academic contacts to obtain it.
60. "Yes, yesterday... I offend you in some way? Did I do something wrong?" Beatrice says worried while she looks at Helen's angry face.
59. "Oh, I can't be happier: I established peace, I am gonna be married to an awesome man, two of my favorite bards are gonna be dedicating ballads to me in my wedding..."
"Wait a minute... two bards? Highness, perhaps you have been interviewed by Rebecca?"
58. "You feel true love for him, don't it?".
"Absolutely. And it's a wonderful sensation!".
"I am glad all of this isn't just a marriage of convenience.".
57. "And... Well, little by little, we were falling in love with each other, as in a knightly tale, as Asmens and Launun relationships were improving in parallel... What a beautiful coincidence: love who brings peace and brotherhood".
56. "Fortunately" and Beatrice recovers her previous smile, "Tamadun, one of Lanun's representatives as his Prince, was touched by my words and he begun the hard and long progress to abolish the slavery in his country".
55. "Not to mention all the unfortunate people captured in lighting raids and with even harder and more degrading slave ocupattions..."
54. "During the last peace talk between Asmens and Lanun I spoke about the daily hell all asmensians captivated soldiers live as galley rowers'' Beatrice continues, but with a sad mood. "This was an inhuman way to deal with people...".
53. "What can you tell me about Tamadun?" Helen asks in first place.
"Oh, he is a virtuous man" Beatrice answers, lovely and thrilled. "Besides being fair, honest and handsome, Tamadun is pretty reasonable too..."
