Dream Life

Tria history November 1, 2018, around 1 pm.

Our wedding took place in the meadows south of Kanga Hill.

Initially I was just going to keep it to the report of my marriage, but Queen Katrina Brentwood was calling in a cleric and the wedding just started.

Prayer for the gods ended, a declaration of marriage was made by the clergy, and now Liddy and Beatrice are officially my wives.

A blessing is given by the queen.

"Mr. Zach, Mr. Lydiane, Mr. Beatrice, Mr. Mel and Mr. Sharon. I really congratulate you. I, Katrina Brentwood, as Queen of the Kingdom of Kaum, and as a friend, wish to congratulate you on your marriage and engagement. Sir Masaias, Your Ladyship, Sir Govan, and, ladies and gentlemen, the village of Rasmore. I am delighted to have been able to celebrate together as a friend and to share this inspiration with you. We want to continue to feel this happiness with you!

At the end of the queen's concise greeting, she applauds, and the Dwarves say, "Good greeting," or, "I feel the same way."

When the queen lowered gracefully, Ulrich came forward.

"Here's to our fellow drinkers! Sieg Scotch!

That's what I say and raise the jock.

And Dwarf responded, plus the villagers and soldiers likewise said, "" Sieg Scotch! "" and put up the liquor.

I laugh when it sounds like him in an overly concise greeting, but I'm uncomfortable with the hanging.

(Wasn't that an important word for the Dwarves? I'm screaming for fun, so I don't mind...)

The original meaning of "Sieg Scotch” seems to mean dedicating a victory to Scotch, or liquor, but I feel settled as a tone of toast in the village of Lasmore.

And finally, the oldest Dwarf friend Beltram stepped forward. Next to him is his wife, Meena, and they say hello for both of us.

"Zach, Lydia, Beatrice, Mel, Sharon. Congratulations. I'm just a blacksmith, so I don't know what to say. So I tried to shape him how we celebrated."

That's what I say. I take the little box out of my nose. That was a crate with no weirdness whatsoever.

The villagers in the venue also look wondering what will happen, but the Dwarves seem to know what will happen and are laughing at Niyaniya.

The belt ram slowly opens the box.

There were five simple design rings in there.

"We're not mechanics. So you can't fit gems or carve intricate tattoos..."

He was right, the ring was slightly wider than about a centimeter wide and the surface was polished, but there were no complicated patterns, etc.

"This guy is made of adamantite. Adamantite is the hardest of metals. I thought it was the best way to represent your bond."

It was a dark purple color that looked as black as my sword, but it made me feel obsidian transparent and a wonderful ring that glowed rainbow when I received the sun's light. Makes you feel simple but elegant like a famous sword.

"That's not all. All the dwarves in here put a hammer in it. Well, at the end of the day, your uncles are finishing it."

When making the ring from this Adamantite chunk Ingot, all over a thousand and five hundred Dwarves hammered in once, and finally Ulrich and other celebrity blacksmiths did the finishing touches.

He didn't call me to the banquet last night because he was after this surprise.

When I finished explaining Beltram, Meena stood beside me,

"This is Mr. Lydia's," he said and took out the ring.

"Thank you. I'm so happy," he answers and receives the ring.

Then he stood in front of Liddy and put that ring through his left hand pharmacopoeia.

To my surprise, the size was perfect as measured.

Liddy holds his hand up in front of his face to take a closer look at that ring. The sunlit ring shines beautifully, and at that moment, applause arises from the venue.

I'm going to fit the ring with Beatrice, Mel and Sharon. All of them fit perfectly and wonder how they measured it.

Later I asked, "A leading blacksmith remembers about the hand of the person who made the gear".

When he finishes fitting the ring to the four of them, Beltram tells Liddy, "This is Zach's share" and hands it to him. Liddy sees the Beatrices, but they just nodded small.

Liddy gets braved by it, takes my left hand, but says to Beltram, "Put it in your right hand and do it," and tilts his neck. I did have a Dupree family ring on my left hand pharmacopoeia that Liddy gave me. Liddy had his share off at some point, but I wasn't that far around.

She nods small and takes my right hand and looks at me with a slightly loud eye.

"I didn't expect you to exchange rings in this way," she laughed, "That's true," too, when I said.

I got an Adamantite ring in my finger. It's a lot heavier than the Dupree family ring Liddy gave me.

And after I look at the ring and smile, I mouth her. Beatrice, Mel, Sharon and I talked each other out.

Meanwhile, the villagers and the Dwarves watched me quietly. I turn to people,

"I didn't expect you to have such great stuff! I will cherish this ring for the rest of my life with the thoughts of all Dwarves! Thank you so much."

That's what I say and I bow my head.

There was a clap of thunder, "" Sieg Scotch! "" The voices rise from the dwarves.

I was relieved that this was the end of the revelation for now.

Liddy and the others are spilling "shoulder tightness" as well.

Is Beatrice happy to be able to drink too, Nico,

"Now you can finally join the festival. Now, take off your wings," he says.

My mother, who heard the words, vomited a desperate word.

"Oh, no, not yet. I'm not done with the revelations, and I need you to wear other dresses."

He's still going to do something after this.

I whispered to my father, "What do you do?"

"You're telling me. Tanya was talking to Her Royal Highness, but I didn't hear her either."

So if you look at the queen, there's no sign she's going to tell you just to laugh at Nicole.

That's how one carriage came along. You are properly dressed in an open "open" type passenger carriage, not a wagon in this village.

"Looks like we made it," Sir Otto Elwes showed up.

"I asked Sir Elwes. I thought we should have a carriage to use for the parade, ho ho ho."

If you ask me in detail, she said that this morning, the queen noticed our marriage and suggested to her mother Tanya that we have a parade.

"You won't see anyone far from the gate for the queen to say, and I was wondering if it would be easy for everyone to bless you if you rode a carriage around the venue. I did, so I asked the queen."

I seem to recall parading the city of Welburn at my brothers' wedding last year.

"These carriages are the best for the three of us, so we're gonna have to take turns."

"Does that mean I've been on..."

"It would be obvious. You're getting married to four people. You have to deal with them equally. You know that and you're proposing."

Sure, you're right, so I'll be honest with you.

(When I get dressed, I have to go around at least four times, maybe six times. Well, the venue is small, and it will be about fifteen minutes around, so it will be over soon......)

At first, I ride the carriage with Liddy and Beatrice. Exactly a flower in both hands, but it has great adhesion because it is originally sitting in a seat for two for three. Beatrice, as well as Liddy, are wearing dresses, making them more voluminous than usual.

"You two should have. I can't help it if I go in."

Beatrice said, trying to flatter her shoulders.

"Nothing's good, right? It's not something I've been riding for a long time. Take Zach's arm, too. That would make it a little wider."

That's what Liddy says and sticks to my arm. A soft feeling came through my arms. Moreover, Beatrice has been similarly wrapped around her arms. It's a bit narrow but comfortable to feel the temperature between the two of us.

When we were ready, the carriage started moving slowly.

Blessings are heard from those nearby, and we wave to respond.

When did you prepare, the women of the village were sprinkling petals for the carriage. Colorful flowers flow through us in the wind.

"That's awesome," Liddy whines, "I'm gonna bite your tongue if you're not shutting your mouth," I say.

It's an untouched meadow, so there's a lot of shaking. Still not unbearable because of the slow speed.

Hang enough to go around the celebration venue while responding to the voice of blessing.

At the end of the circle, Liddy and Beatrice descend, replacing Mel and Sharon.

When I got into the carriage while escorting, I went around the venue in the same way.

■ ■ ■

Katrina Brentwood was smiling contentedly as she watched the happy Zacharias riding the carriage.

Next to her was Elwes refraining, a tired expression but relieved by the queen's satisfied expression.

"Now our country will be fine."

When the queen said so, Elwes nodded loudly,

"That ring was a brilliant success. The blacksmiths are the rings with all their heart. Now no one will try to force Sir Zacharias to push a woman."

The queen's gaze captured Sharon Jakes riding the carriage with Zacharias.

"Right. The nobles of the Empire will not be able to reach Sir Zacharias with this either. Mr. Sharon must also be aware that we are thinking that much."

That ring was what the Queen asked Ulrich Drexler to do last night.

The Queen's aim was to show the intimacy between Zacharias and the Blacksmith's Guild, as well as to give the five rings that the blacksmiths made with all their heart so that they could see that if they did anything to make these five relationships worse, the Blacksmith's Guild would turn to their enemies.

This invalidated the measure of sending women in order to draw Zacharias into his own camp.

It is rare for the Kingdom of Kaum to benefit directly from this. Sometimes the relationship between the Blacksmith Guild and the Queen is better, but even as things stand, the relationship with the Guild is good enough.

In other words, the Queen's aim is only to sell favors to Sharon Jakes. The queen at this time was disproportionately afraid of Sharon, and let them take shape that they would not be hostile to her.

Of course, he does not tell Ulrich what his real aim is, but suggests that the Dwarves' feelings of celebration be used as objects to represent them. At that time, I was slightly wondering if I could make a ring.

Ulrich was delighted to hear that Zach and the others were getting married and jumped at the suggestion that they would give away even more of what they had made. Then he immediately went to the training institute, told the Dwarves who were having a banquet about it, and immediately went into work.

Though more than a thousand and five hundred dwarves were only in shape, the queen also suggested putting in a hammer, but for that reason it took time and the creation work was done all night. Of course, it should have been all night, even when we were having a banquet.

Seeing a satisfied queen, Elwes was secretly relieved that the job was now done.

But in the queen's next words, his thoughts vanished.

"With that said, you said earlier that if Mr. Zach is going to celebrate the Victory Festival again next year, he won't have enough alcohol. Indeed, if the Dwarves gather thousands, the Kingdom's liquor store will be emptied. Sir Elwes, it's a pleasure to meet you on this issue."

Elwes is stunned to hear that thousands of dwarves gather.

He was busy arranging clerics and carriages and hadn't heard the queen's greetings. I haven't even heard Zacharias' warnings since, and I hear thousands of dwarves, and it gets dark in front of me.

"Thousands... Isn't that impossible..."

Because he was a trembling whisper, he is extinguished by the voices that bless the Zacharias.

"Mr. Zach should be able to come and talk to you later. The blacksmith's guild will arrange the funds, so please arrange alcohol, transport and other practical things."

There was a figure of a carriage full of liquor barrels filling Als Street behind Elwes' brain. And have fun saying, "Sieg Scotch!" The Dwarves screaming were circling.