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Iobel writes to both parents with the news.
Kalars writes back; she has his utmost sympathy, but if she doesn't want a visit he doesn't need to be there for his own sake.
Raney doesn't write back; she just turns up the next day, dwarf caiman familiar tucked under her arm.
She wants to meet her son-in-law.
come_midnight
come_midnight
"The corner goblin is an elusive creature, believed to emit positive psychic energy but difficult to verify."
come_midnight
"That doesn't mean you can just tuck it into the myth of the corner goblins with no further explanation."
come_midnight
"Yes, that is clearly what is going on here, we could never support positions on their own merits."
royal_obligation
"Definitely not," agrees Edarial. "There is none of that here. Blind favoritism, it's the only way."
royal_pain
"They do that, I hear it's bad for your health. Misogynistic wedding vows, not even once."
come_midnight
"Ugh those vows who wrote those vows do I have the queenly power to make the standard set be something else?"
royal_obligation
Edarial explains how he is tackling this problem - he has to make the religion it's based off of be less sexist. Then he can actually rewrite the vows themselves.
"If we weren't king and queen, no one would care if we changed them for a wedding, but we are, so we're bogged down in tradition," he explains.
"If we weren't king and queen, no one would care if we changed them for a wedding, but we are, so we're bogged down in tradition," he explains.