Dragon King's Harem Chapter 301. Suitable Queen
My question made Evelina fall silent, her cheeks turning a deeper shade of red as she mulled over her thoughts. When she finally spoke, her voice was soft but genuine. “I do want you,” she admitted, her eyes avoiding mine. “With or without the thought of bearing your child. I just… want to be with you.”
Her gaze drifted toward the cityscape, sparkling under the twilight sky. “But…” she murmured, almost as if sharing a secret with the wind, “I know I can’t be possessive. If I let jealousy take over, it’ll only create problems in your harem, and I don’t want that.”
I stayed quiet, letting her words sink in. There wasn’t a shred of disappointnt in , only a deeper appreciation for her understanding. Evelina wasn’t asking for exclusivity. She was thinking bigger, about keeping the peace and balance in what might beco an ever-growing harem. It struck how invaluable she could be in helping manage it all.
The future was unpredictable, and who knew how large my harem might grow? But in Evelina, I saw soone who understood the bigger picture, soone who could help navigate this complicated path.
The silence stretched between us, and I could see her start to fidget, her worry evident in her expression. “Your Majesty,” she finally asked, her voice hesitant, “did I say sothing wrong?”
I smiled, hoping to reassure her. “Not at all,” I said, my tone soft. “I just got lost in my thoughts for a mont. But your answer? It was perfect. I appreciate your honesty.”
Reaching out, I pulled her into a gentle embrace. “I truly hope, one day, you’ll be the one to bear my child,” I whispered.
On the second day, an important eting was lined up. I was finally going to et Evelina’s sister, Evelyn. I’d heard plenty about her, and curiosity buzzed in my mind as we made our way to the palace hall.
When Evelyn entered the room, I couldn’t help but stare. She was striking. Her long, silver hair flowed like liquid moonlight. Her regal posture and calm presence gave her an air of quiet authority, yet there was a kindness in her pale azure eyes that hinted at a gentle soul.
Her gown was stunning, a blend of earthy greens and ethereal blues, with delicate patterns of vines and leaves. Intricate designs etched into her skin glowed faintly, marking her as soone special within the tribe.
Evelyn wasn’t Evelina’s blood sister, but their bond ran deeper than family ties. She’d been adopted into the tribe after her parents, legendary healers, had died defending the Healer Tribe’s barrier a century ago.
Despite her imnse power, Evelyn didn’t hold a royal title. Instead, her worth lay in her unique ability to create and maintain the magical barrier that protected the Healer Tribe’s territory. Nobles from other tribes had long sought her hand in marriage, hoping to claim her abilities for their own. With Evelina now tied to , all eyes had shifted to Evelyn, seeing her as the next opportunity for alliances.
Later that day, I stood on the balcony of my room, gazing out over the city as the sun reached its zenith. From my vantage point, I noticed two new arrivals entering the palace gates. One was tall and imposing, his serpent tail unmistakable—it was the prince of the Serpent Tribe, accompanied by his assistant. Their arrival caused a stir among the palace staff and residents.
“Great,” I muttered under my breath, rubbing my temple. “Please don’t tell I have to deal with another Arter.”
The mory of Jyne’s situation flashed in my mind. She’d been betrothed to the Serpent Tribe prince, a match designed to strengthen ties between the tribes. But she’d chosen to elope with instead, a decision that had thrown those plans into chaos. While it brought us happiness, it also created plenty of tension with the Serpent Tribe.
I had no plans to cause trouble, but it seed trouble was determined to find . As I watched, the serpent prince turned his head, and for a brief mont, our eyes t. I froze, feeling like a kid caught red-handed.
To my surprise, he nodded politely, a gesture that carried an air of respect rather than hostility. I nodded back, unsure of what to make of it. He turned away, continuing his path into the palace.
Evelina joined shortly after, her expression thoughtful as she gazed toward the palace courtyard. “They’re here for Evelyn, aren’t they?” she asked, her voice soft.
I nodded. “Most likely. With you married to , she’s the next focus for alliances. I just hope this doesn’t get ssy.”
Evelina sighed, brushing a strand of hair from her face. “Evelyn won’t let herself be used. She’s stronger than most people realize.”
I couldn’t help but admire her faith in her sister. We stood there, watching the Serpent Tribe prince disappear into the palace, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that things were about to get a lot more complicated. Whatever happened next, I’d need to tread carefully.
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