My Fiance Is The 2nd Male Lead
Changing the Third Prince's destiny
In the novel, there are not many passages that tell about the Kingdom of Ginryuu. Other than when Frederick Helianthus went to war and led an army of five thousand knights.
In the end, the Kingdom of Ginryuu might just be a way to make Frederick Helianthus appear to be a very remarkable main character. Because it passed the expectations of everyone from the empire, Frederick again brought victory. Moreover, he even managed to make the Ginryuu Kingdom a vassal kingdom.
Now, the man who stood before him was a figure that became one of the triggers of war between the two nations. Do not exaggerate if the figure before him is said to be a spark that triggers fires for two nations.
‘Can I change the fate of this man before me?’ Think Suiren. ‘I think nothing is impossible in this world. I should have died but I'm still alive.’
“Happy to meet you, Prince Kaen.” Suiren placed a hand on his left chest to show some respect.
“Remove the formality.” He said as he took a place beside Suiren to sit down. “You can call me Kaen.”
Suiren nodded.
Although the figure he was going to save was already this close to him, but he did not know the next step he had to take.
“You can start by telling me about what got you in this place and then explain what your relationship is with Kazuma.” Kaen leaned her shoulders against the rocky wall. His left leg was straightened and his right leg bent.
Then after that, Suiren told me everything. Starting from his meeting with General Kazuma Enkai to his reasons for making a deal with him. As long as he told the story, Kaen just kept quiet and listened. Not once did he cut the conversation.
After Suiren finished telling the story, Kaen was silent for a moment.
“Why do you want to take revenge on the imperial family of the Helianthus Empire?” tanyakanya.
Suiren flinched before then answering. “That's a personal issue.”
“You're the second person to say that to me.” Suiren did not need someone he just knew mocking his plan, without being told he already understood that this plan sounded ridiculous. But he knew what no one else knew, and no matter how small a step he had to take and no matter how unlikely he was to succeed, he would never know before trying.
“First, what makes you so sure that your father will save you? He was a loyal general to whoever sat on the throne. Even if a person sitting on the throne is an enemy of his own daughter.” Kaen raised her index finger.
“I believe he will save me. I'm his only daughter.” Said Suiren clinging to his trust.
“Secondly, even if your father will save you. What guarantee he will come in time?” kaen.
Suiren did not answer Kaen's question.
“You are the most naive person I have ever met.” Kaen continued. “Sometimes someone has planned something very well but if destiny says otherwise, the plan will not be achieved. Especially with this messy plan you've made?”
“I understand your points, Kaen.” Suiren finally looked into the eyes of the interlocutor. “But this is my choice. You have no right to speak.”
Kaen looked at Suiren with her red eyes that looked intimidating. Then smile. “I'm curious how the end of your plan is, Suiren.”
“To be honest I'm ready to cancel this mission, and come back with a more mature plan. But I guess waiting any minute will not hurt.”
“Then, let's bet.” Suiren. “If this plan succeeds, you will grant my request, whatever it is. And vice versa.”
Kaen laughed as if she already knew the end of this bet. “Good. I hope you're not sorry.”