The Two Empresses
Leisure Day

"Is this my feeling or is the guard now getting tighter than usual?" ren asked as he walked around the palace with Kezia.

"Mama's right. The guard is tighter" Kezia chirped. He walked up to a soldier who immediately saluted him.

"Why are there so many soldiers standing guard in the palace today?" ask Kezia.

"Last night an intruder came in, Princess. To avoid the same incident from happening, His Majesty the King gave orders to increase the guard, especially for those who have a sharp smell," replied the soldier. Kezia mutters and returns to his mother.

"There's an intruder coming in, Mama," said Kezia. Ren was not surprised, but rather walked quickly to the throne room where Frederick held a meeting with the ministers. All the ministers immediately stood up and saluted Ren.

"Queen, can't you wait a little while outside? I'm still busy" asked Frederick calmly. Ren did not press him and expelled all the ministers. One by one everything came out, now it's just Ren and Frederick. Frederick sighed and told the soldiers to close the door and forbid anyone to enter.

"Is there really an intruder in here?" ask Ren without further ado. Instead of being surprised, Frederick made a gesture for his wife to sit next to him. "Frederick Ackermann?"

"We'd better talk good, wife," Frederick said. Ren sighed and sat beside her with his face bent, making the husband unable to hide his mischievous smile.

"Speak."

"You're impatient, huh? All right, I'll tell you. It's true that last night there was someone who came in here and gave me an invitation, but I didn't accept it because he didn't look like a good person. Max and Nero saw it, too" Frederick said.

"Invitation? It's so weird" Ren murmured. Frederick just shrugged and kissed the back of his hand affectionately. "Is he dangerous?"

"Yes. He's already hurt Max with his black magic."

"Black magic? There are still witches who use black magic in this era?" asked Ren astonished.

"Black magic is illegal, but that doesn't mean there are no more users. They still exist, but keep their distance from other races so as not to be targeted by attack" Frederick replied. Ren only sighed and stroked his cheek gently. "Satisfied with my answer?"

"I'm actually curious about the contents of the invitation, but I don't think you know anything" Ren complained.

"Make sure it's not something good, my Queen. Than that..why does it feel like this place so many people huh?" frederick with a hardened voice. A few shadows moved from the window and showed their three children waiting on the balcony. Frederick opened his window and let them in.

"Knowledge, right?" lamented Nero.

"Where I know, I think you're too stupid not to notice us" Max replied no less fiercely. Frederick nailed his three children in annoyance.

"Cover up your body scent, fool. We are a demi-human race, the sense of smell of some kind is very strong, let alone those of us who are from the wolf race. Understood?" nagel Frederick. The three of them immediately scowled and their ears dropped like a puppy scolded by his master.

"And you two, it's time to find a future wife" he continued, pointing to his two sons.

"Huh? Sure enough, we were young to find a wife" complained Nero. Frederick smiled at hearing that.

"So remember the beginning of our marriage" Ren murmured.

"We better not discuss this further. There is still a lot of work pending. Let's work harder" Frederick said as he pushed his wife out into the study.

"You just don't want to talk about it, do you? I know you're a sneaky, my husband."

Meanwhile her three children stopped in the park with gasps, sweat pouring down their temples.

"Geez, I don't want to talk about marriage" Max complained as he wiped the sweat and sat by the fountain pool.

"Same. I was too young to have a family, but I didn't refuse to marry Cerlina" Nero replied, daydreaming of a marriage with the idol. Max took off his sandals and threw them to the head of the red-haired young man.

"Dude!"

"However, realize we're still enemies. How could that witch marry you" Max sneered.

"Maybe, why not? Trouble?" reply Nero no less spicy. The two began to dissolve in infighting, while the bungsun was just engrossed in watching without intending to disperse them. Not long after that some soldiers came and broke them up.

"Ah, not exciting. Time just because your hearts are fighting? Stupid," complained Kezia while throwing away the flower stalk in her hand that had been squeezed until it was not the same shape anymore. He walked into the palace, followed by several servants who were ready to serve him. The girl immediately told them to leave her to rest in the room without any interference from anyone. He threw himself on the soft bed and looked at the ceiling with a bored look.

"Ah, I'm bored. Delicious my brothers. They found his soul mate. Me? Cih, can't even get at all. Why the hell, the universe didn't let me find my soulmate?" grouse Kezia. He sighed and rolled in all directions.

"They've got a soulmate ring from rhodium metal, while I still have to wait another year to get it. Ah, I don't care" he murmured. He got up and began to walk around the palace, occasionally grabbing a flower and arranging it into a simple bouquet of flowers. He walked back and gave the bouquet to one of the servants who passed by.

"Please arrange in the dining room," said Kezia.

"Okay, Princess," replied the servant. After the maid left, Kezia again walked over to enjoy the wind that greeted her skin gently. His eyes were distracted by a sprig of sunflowers that had begun to fall off his crown. The plump seeds look in contrast to the ground.

"The seeds are huge. What are I saying?" ask Kezia.

"You can eat it, Kezia," said someone. Kezia turned and Max walked over to her while slashing the flower stalk. "Just need to bake it for a moment and so."

"How do I extract the seeds?" tanyanya while lifting the big flower. Max cut the flower apart and combed it slowly on the table. The seed granules begin to fall and are ready to be processed.

"Wow! I'll have the waiter cook it!" sahut Kezia's. After harvesting the sunflower seeds, Kezia immediately took them to the kitchen, leaving Max still glaring at the flower he was holding.

"Hmm, I don't think this flower is suitable for gifts."