Chapter 311.1
Eugene quickly looked away as soon as she felt the Fire King’s gaze on her. She tried her best to hold in the urge to look at him more and see what he actually looked like. Her restraint wasn’t just out of courtesy but because of the fact that it was not a good idea to be involved with a king.
The kings that had been in her novel all had their own unique characteristics. The Fire King’s looks were something that immediately set him apart from the others, with his muscular form and tattooed arms.
But Kasser’s personality is also something to think about, Eugene considered.
In her novel, he was also a completely different man. He had no interest in others, even the other kings. He acted only to accomplish his goals. Otherwise, he did not participate in any socializing and did not cooperate with others at all. He also never spoke about what was on his mind, no matter who he was talking to.
Now that I think about it, I never even asked Alber about the novel. We just had too much to talk about.
As Eugene continued to walk, the distance between her and the Fire King grew smaller, but when they eventually met, they did not even need to acknowledge each other because of how wide the hallway was. But, as soon as Eugene turned the corner and left, the Fire King stopped. He turned and stared at the empty space she had just been in.
The smell of larks on an Anika, he thought. Interesting.
“Hey,” Riner called the priest without taking his eyes off the place Eugene had been.
“Yes, Your Highness?” the priest questioned.