That Prince Is A Girl: The Vicious King’s Slave Mate Novel

Chapter 886 Chapter 886: "Sleep, young princess," he whispered. "I've got you." "But Hera..." "I can wait. You're tired." He patted her back, his voice soft enough to lull her to sleep... though he added a faint note of command. "Close your eyes and sleep for me, Riel." "Alright," she sighed, already drifting off. She buried her nose in the hollow of his neck, wrapping her arms around his waist, absorbing his scent. Surrounded by her. It calmed him, it always had. This was his sanctuary, his victory. Not the throne. Not the war won. Not the kingdom saved.

Even when her breathing deepened and her body relaxed under his hold, he remained still, holding her. For a long, long time. Three weeks later "By the power vested in me as the Grand King of this court, and in the presence of these witnesses, I declare all human slavery bonds broken. From this day forward, you are no longer property of the Urekai, but allies. A free people under the protection and respect of this kingdom." The court was overflowing. People filled every space, from the dais down the carpeted aisle, spilling out the doors and flooding into the hallway.

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From this moment forward, no harm will come to them, neither by royal decree, custom, nor whispered prejudice." He surveyed the crowd. "Any human who wishes to return to their homeland 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." Your story source gⱯlnσνℓs․com "They can work for a wage. They can own land. They can build homes, raise families, and live among us as equals." Tears now flowed freely. He continued, outlining the legal rights, social changes, and protections. . . .