The four-day hunt soon came to an end, and it was clear that the envoys from Ausenco were not satisfied with the results of the tournament.
At many feasts, the earl who came to receive the princess mentioned more than once in front of others that the results of the competition were unfair, that the warriors of Ausenco did not receive the rewards they deserved, and repeatedly insinuated that the princess should allow the knights led by Buzi to swear allegiance.
However, most of the earl's requests were ignored or dismissed.
This royal relative named Karassen was very dissatisfied but could do nothing about it. He could only write everything into a letter and report back to His Majesty, accusing the people of Danschel of hypocrisy and injustice.
Although Bright was worried about this and tried to persuade Arsia to allow that group of Ausenco knights to pledge their loyalty, he was met with a clear opposition from the princess.
