As if a higher power had heard Prince Elior's deepest desires, he truly did manage to see his fiancée. In a sense, he even got to do more than simply see her.
They had spoken. They had exchanged words. And while half of that interaction nearly sent him back to meet his maker, the other half grounded him in a way he hadn't felt in a long time. It made him feel like a person whose life and loved ones weren't actually being threatened with death by his own twin.
For a brief moment, he was just a man in love.
It was likely a mundane state for many. Perhaps even troublesome. Some people would understandably prefer not to feel such emotions at all, because depending on how their love lives unfolded, the way they viewed the world could change drastically.
Like how the normally cautious Prince Elior, together with his equally cautious aide Rahil, ended up tucked obediently into a corner because the Prince had been bamboozled and eventually gave in.
