That Prince Is A Girl The Vicious King's Captive Slave Mate by Kiss Leilani

Chapter 388

Three Weeks Later

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“By the power vested in me as Grand King of this court, and in the presence of these witnesses, I hereby declare all Bonds of Human Enslavement broken. From this day forward, you are no longer the property of Urekai but allies. Free people under the protection and respect of this kingdom.”

The court was overflowing. Humans filled every space, trailing from the dais down the carpeted aisle, pouring out the doors, and spilling into the hallway beyond. Every human in Urai was present.

At the front of it all, Emeriel stood tall beside her king, heart brimming with emotion. Her gaze drifted across the sea of faces, landing on her sister. Aekeira was smiling through tears. Just like so many others.

Grand King Daemonikai continued, voice firm but warm. “I have already sent word to the twelve human kingdoms, informing their kings that the humans here are no longer captives, but allies of Urai. From this moment, no harm shall befall you–not by royal decree, nor by custom, nor by whispered prejudice.”

He scanned the crowd. “Any human who wishes to return to their homelands may do so without restriction. Those who wish to stay will not be slaves, but citizens–with full freedom and the rights that come with it. You may work for wages. You may own land. You may build homes and raise families and live among us as equals.”

Tears fell freely now.

He went on, detailing the legal rights, social changes, and protections being enforced. And when he finally paused, the entire chamber erupted.

“Long live the Grand King!”

The cry reverberated like music, rippling from lips to hearts, rising to the high ceiling, until even the stones felt like they vibrated with joy.

The Dragaxlov throne still stood vacant, but Lord Herod was doing very well in his rigorous training. If the people’s prediction held, he would rise to his role within two centuries or less.

Emeriel had not told him, nor Amie, about their compatibility. She followed the Oracle’s guidance, allowing fate to unfold naturally. Pushing it, the Oracle warned, could disrupt the natural order.

the

excuses to slip away from her duties, hiding just to watch Lord Herod train. On more than one occasion, Emeriel caught her sneaking food from the royal kitchens to bring to

endearing, to say

time to enroll her in etiquette school. If she was to become a grand lady in the far–off future, it would be

and music spilled into the courtyards, High

exclaimed, his face alight. “Forgive me for the interruption, but I never thanked you properly for what you did

are welcome, my lord.”

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she agreed to

came back four more times, each with a different woman–hopeful, wide–eyed, asking her to read their compatibility. On his fifth visit,

had once told Emeriel he would kiss the ground she walked on for eternity, and it seemed he

the only one she had

how in love they believed themselves to be, it was better to end things now than endure the devastation of a failed bonding ritual later. It was

in the moment. There were tears, even anger. But time brought clarity,

to say the people of Urekai treated her like a

revered for being a bond seer. But Emeriel had never truly understood what that meant until now. As each day passed, the reverence shown to her

take it

that followed, many humans chose to return to their homelands. Caravans departed from the Citadel gates, guarded by Urekai troops, bound for the

warmed most when Madam Livia and Amie came to her, announcing they would remain.

for dainty manners,” she’d said with a laugh–but joined Amie

on the other hand, threw herself fully into both programs. Emeriel was