Mb | Jan 21, 2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
In this episode, the narrative focuses on the evolving dynamics around Prince Arnold and Lady Rishe. Arnold's longtime servant Oliver is surprised by Arnold's sudden decision to propose marriage to Rishe.

While a party is organized under the pretext of finding a bride for Arnold, Rishe skillfully turns it into an engagement announcement, showcasing her tactical acumen. Arnold is taken aback by this development but admires Rishe's determination. Rishe, who had previously been humiliated by a former fiancé, remains unfazed by the attention and potential intrigues around her, drawing on her courtly and knightly experiences.

Arnold's swift engagement declaration, meant to signal his protective stance toward Rishe, surprises her. She openly states that she considers Arnold potentially dangerous primarily because of his superior swordsmanship. Their relationship deepens as they perform a dance together that resembles a sword fight, captivating the audience. This moment is significant for Rishe, as it reminds her of a past life in which Arnold had killed her.

The episode also delves into subtle intrigues and Rishe's sharp perception. At the party, she demonstrates her skills as an herbalist when someone attempts to harass her with a poisoned drink. A conversation with Arnold reveals a shared combat history, as she notices a scar on his shoulder in the same spot where she had once wounded him in another timeline.

The narrative shifts to Rishe's interactions with the household staff. She observes the dynamics among the maids, particularly focusing on Diana, a once-wealthy merchant's daughter now working as a maid.

Finally, Rishe prepares for a meeting with the Aria Trading Company, strategically choosing to wear an extravagant dress. She encounters Kaine Tully, a familiar figure from another life, mirroring her first encounter with Arnold in the current timeline.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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