They Hated Me in My First Life, But Now I Have the Love System

Chapter 158: Stunning The Crowd Again Chapter 158: Stunning The Crowd Again King Ikechukwu “…” Queens Chioma “…” Obinna “…” Abuchi “…” Chidera “…” Ebere “…” The guests “…” And just like that, the king and his family had been forced to move even further back.

Now, an awkward, gaping space lay between them and the four people at the front.

No one dared to question it.

But everyone knew what it meant.

With the seating finally settled and tensions still lingering in the air, the grand ball resumed.

But just as people were beginning to regain their composure, the lights dimmed once more.

A hush fell over the hall.

Then—BOOM!

A dazzling explosion of golden lights erupted from the center of the ballroom, sending shimmering sparks cascading through the air.

Gasps of awe rippled through the crowd as the royal performers of Lionara stepped forward, their vibrant costumes glittering like stars under the chandeliers.

It was time for the Grand Welcoming Performance.

A troop of agile acrobats leaped onto the grand stage, flipping and twisting effortlessly through the air before landing in perfect synchronization.

They moved with precision, their movements both graceful and powerful.

The audience, already captivated, barely had time to process this before a parade of exotic creatures was led in, majestic white lions, adorned in golden armor, prowled forward, their powerful forms radiating dominance.

Trained falcons swooped down from the ceiling, weaving through flaming hoops, their wings cutting through the air like blades.

The music swelled.

Drums thundered.

Then, a group of dancers twirled onto the stage, their silk ribbons flowing in hypnotic waves.

The movements were mesmerizing, each step executed with breathtaking skill.

“Magnificent,” one noble gasped, clutching their chest.

“This is beyond anything we’ve ever seen at a royal ball,” another whispered in awe.

Even the indifferent Carl gave a nod of approval.

“At least their entertainment is decent,” he muttered.

eyes gleamed

performances, and this was unlike anything she had ever

hands, inviting willing participants to join them,

of her hesitated, was it proper

herself, the lead performer twirled toward her with an inviting

she took

silence fell over the

Nnenna moved onto

Wouldn’t she embarrass herself?

from the ballroom dance she did during

be able to

that wasn’t waltz, but Nnenna wasn’t just

only few people knew

can’t pull it

more than she

silently But the moment

their specific style, were fluid, natural, as if she had been born for the

spinning and swaying in perfect harmony

had been brooding in silence, found himself

eyes never left her form as she moved with elegance and confidence, her

amazing,” someone

a princess could dance like that?” another

too stunned to react earlier, now watched with

reactions were as extreme as

her fists so tightly her nails bit into

burned

the ball had

even the performance, a show meant to

It was unbearable!

Somto and Ikenna exchanged

Somto scowled, arms crossed.

a low profile, not showing off in front

too much attention.” But none of their

in the dance, the thrill of

echoed through the grand hall, silence

Then, thunderous applause!

cheers, nobles and guests rising to their feet, clapping

perfection, turned to Nnenna with newfound

had matched them, step for step, move for

mere spectator, nor as a princess trying to