Come Here, Tyrant! - Chapter 133

It wasn’t a lie that Rai said that he enjoys anything. He was very fond of the Porcaus Falls, which Annie took him to.

Even though the waterfall splashed on his cheek, and his hair was wet, he did not move away from it.

He opened his mouth to admire the rainbow rising over the waterfall.

“Rainbow…..”

When Rai saw the rainbow for the first time, he could not lower his head. He looked like an innocent boy.

‘He said he came from a prestigious family in Kessen, so it’s simple.’

Annie, who was watching him, looked around. The beautiful natural scenery clears the eyes.

Annie was able to have a lot of fun as she seemed to be purified after only looking at the parchment and paperwork.

“Annie, wait a minute. Come and see.”

As he approached Rai’s call, he, who was in front of the waterfall, slowly moved his hand.

Hwaak-

Thin ice bloomed with bright light on the waterfall, and it quickly became a rose flower decoration.

As Annie marveled at the rare beauty, Rai lightly shrugged his shoulders.

Annie asked excitedly.

“Is it magic?”

“I never learned magic, but it must be close to that. This is the basics for the Kessen.”

“Then you’re saying that all Kessenians can use this kind of magic?”

“Yes. Our bloodlines are all blessed by the Winter Goddess.”

He looked at Annie’s reaction.

Hmm, hmm. Clearing his throat, he said emphatically.

“And anyone who marries a Kessen will also receive this ability.”

“It’s the first time I’ve heard of it.”

“It’s not well known outside.”

As Rai removed his hand, the ice of the waterfall melted immediately. Something shone brightly beneath it. It was brighter than diamonds.

He kindly told Annie, who was disappointed.

“If it’s not to the same Kessen, you’re only going to tell people you trust.”

“…..”

“We have eyes that understand the essence. I can tell you’re a good person from any country you are from.”

For some reason, Annie whispered thank you. How can she receive such trust and favor from someone she has just met?

The two stood in front of the waterfall for quite some time. Most of the time was spent watching the ice decorations that Rai made.

By the time they returned to the capital by carriage, the sun had already set. She looked out the carriage window and looked at the approaching imperial castle, immersed in her thoughts.

‘I think it would be better to eat dinner and send him back.”

Since he continued to eat the food of the Imperial Palace, it seemed better to serve a special dish in the capital.

Rai, sitting opposite her, folded his sleeves as he felt uncomfortable in the traditional Porcaus costume.

Annie asked him kindly.

“There is a restaurant with a great cream sauce for dinner; how about it?”

“Thank you for your words, but I can’t eat greasy things. I like spicy things.

Annie was a little surprised by Rai’s honest answer. He has a friendly personality, but his expression is clear.

Annie had no choice but to think of the man she had been hanging out with until recently.

‘You’re really different from His Majesty.’

Even though they were the same age, Ejed and Rai were complete opposites.

“If there is a restaurant specializing in spicy food, please recommend it. Oh, of course, it’s on me.”

“Yes, I will.”

The playful way of speaking skillfully relieved the other person’s tension. It was easy to understand why he was the most popular in Kessen.

With a warlike personality, Rai strode forward first on the road. Annie looked at the broad shoulders and smiled inside.

If Ejed was like a complete noble, Rai was like a warrior. Literally, a man with a body like steel.

Of course, there are differences between countries, but the inclination is also a significant factor. Ejed was very careful about even the most minor thing.

Didn’t his pupils freeze greatly if he had even a small skinship? He was different from Rai, who naturally escorted herself out of the carriage a while ago.

Annie, pondering even the smallest details, realized a small fact.

‘…why am I comparing them now?’

She reflected on herself. What does she mean by comparing the two men like this? No, why does she keep thinking of Ejedin in the first place?

Annie made a complicated expression.

‘Did I have a habit of trying to analyze His Majesty because I coached him in love? ..’

In the meantime, Annie has recognized one more thing about Ejed now, and she tried to sublimate it to his strengths in dating.

That hard work remains a very bad habit. Annie teased her feet as she felt something was wrong with her.

Her reflection did not stop as she sat on the terrace of the fancy restaurant.