A Willing Prisoner (Part 2)

Lith called Fyrwal and asked her to be their guide but she firmly refused.

"First, I'm not your lackey. Second, if I were to show my face there, I'd be pestered to death. Last but not least, I'm already busy. Maybe another time." She replied.

After a light dinner at the King's Table, another renowned restaurant recommended by the Ernas, Lith brought everyone to the Opera House for the play Tale of the Five Heroes.

It was one of the most popular theatrical works in the Kingdom, recounting the lives of the four founding pillars before they met Valeron and that of the First King before he allegedly met the love of his life, Saefel.

It was divided into five acts, one dedicated to each member of Valeron's party, and all of them ending with their first encounter with him. Valeron's act, instead, focused on his early life as a farmer and then his rise to power.