Chapter 55. Corpse Princess (2)
When the punitive army arrived at the settlement of the Blue Grassland Tribe, every tribesman had come outside and was prostrating themselves on the ground.
It was a declaration of complete surrender.
Naturally, they did not want to be massacred.
In this world, there were very few tribes, or even nations, capable of facing an army of ten thousand.
The King of Berber, who had personally joined the expedition, stepped forward and shouted.
“Bring me your chief and his family!”
The tribesmen immediately rushed away.
Soon, they dragged several blood-covered people forward.
Apparently, news that the punitive army was coming had already leaked.
Perhaps the royal family had deliberately allowed the information to spread.
Flop.
The chief was forcibly thrown to the ground by his own tribesmen.
He begged the King for mercy.
“Your Majesty! Please spare my family! I will do anything!”
“Anything? Then bring my daughter back to life right now.”
“...Your Majesty, please. Please!”
The furious King looked toward Ramita and me.
“Would you like to deal with them yourselves?”
I had nothing to do with this.
And because Ramita was a ghoul, she did not even possess the emotion called anger.
“Revenge should be carried out by the person who still feels sorrow.”
“I suppose so. Ramita no longer understands sorrow.”
With a complicated expression, the King personally drew his sword.
“Ramita, your father is sorry. I’ll take revenge for you...”
Slash.
The King swung his sword.
Blood stained the ground.
The heads of the Blue Grassland Tribe’s chief and his family began falling one after another.
He intends to kill the entire family.
This was the Berber Kingdom.
If I stood here preaching half-hearted humanitarian ideals, the only result would be everyone cursing me.
Beside me, Ramita watched the execution with an indifferent expression.
* * *
After that, the wedding preparations moved incredibly quickly.
The wedding was held publicly in Algiers Square and became a massive festival.
Musicians and dancers from across the kingdom were gathered.
Countless street stalls filled the roads.
The citizens of Algiers, who knew nothing about what had really happened to the princess, sincerely celebrated her marriage.
Even from where I stood, I could hear conversations among the citizens watching the wedding.
“Look at them. Both the princess and groom are beautiful people. They’re so tall too.”
“I thought we’d finally get a proper look at the princess, but how many layers of clothing is she wearing? She’s completely covered.”
“Maybe it’s a Northern Continent custom. Is that thing over her face a veil?”
Ramita’s appearance was obviously unnatural to anyone who saw her, so we had no choice but to cover everything.
If the citizens saw her yellow eyes and blue skin, they would probably run away screaming.
The final part of the wedding ceremony was a prayer to the God of Abundance.






