of-crowns-and-kings:
Regarding the young prince carefully, he’d heard the rumours about how this one was different. He had little to go on from his own dealings with the man… Louis he believed. His answer was intriguing, so used to the decisive games of his brother and sister, not to mention Stephan, he did consider the possibility that this too was some form of sport.
Nevertheless, he stepped to the side to allow the greater view to him, still admiring the garden from afar. He certainly could force anyone away from this garden but he let the matter rest. “They are spectacular. I’m sorry for the pain it must cause to look that them.” Tristan knew why the gardens had been constructed, a beloved family member. His own castle had similar such gardens.
he was silent for a moment at the fallen king’s words before he walked further into the garden. “yes. it was painful for me to lose my aunt.” silence again but then the dragon rider turned to actually look at tristian. “but i’m sure it wasn’t as painful as losing a child... i’m sorry about your daughter.” he cleared his throat. he’d never imagined himself with children. just the idea of marrying had him on edge. he knew he was expected to marry but women didn’t interest him.
“perhaps...” he began before clearing his throat again and shifting his weight from one foot to the other. “perhaps. i can find a spot for your daughter’s favorite flower... she was a princess after all- even if many here claim that your titles don’t mean anything. your family is still a founder of the human roots of this land.”














