Chapter 137 Marriage Engagement and Anchor Points

"Little Lis, what do you think of my daughter, Taya?"

Upon hearing the king's words, Lis was somewhat startled. Was this so direct?

The intention of Duke Hade was clear: he wanted to strengthen the relationship between the two parties through a royal marriage, which was a common practice among the Kingdom Nobles.

Such an alliance was also the future for most nobility offspring who had no other prospects.

However, King Morton's proposal did indeed take Lis by surprise. After all, Taya was no ordinary person; with her Legendary Talent, she was the Kingdom's future jewel, and the old king was actually willing to let Lis marry Taya.

The cost of this was indeed not small!

In the old king's eyes, this was also a worthwhile deal.

Although Taya's Talent was excellent, and the Legendary Monk of the Royal Palace had praised her as having the potential to break through to Legend, the old king was not Lis and couldn't be certain whether Taya would achieve this in the future.