The Mad Commander is Obsessive (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 39
The King of Iorenti, seated on the throne atop the high dais, surveyed the grand banquet hall with heavy eyes.
The vast hall, usually brimming with nobles and ministers, now stood utterly empty.
The emptiness seemed to foreshadow Iorenti’s final hour.
“You have endured much hardship.”
The king’s low voice echoed like a whisper through the spacious hall.
Despite their dire circumstances, the light filtering between the massive pillars remained beautiful.
The king’s gaze swept from the frescoes on the ceiling down to the second-floor balcony overlooking the hall, and then across the wide expanse of the first floor.
At the end of his gaze stood his delicate and graceful queen.
“I am sorry that you came to this small kingdom as a bride, never truly enjoying it, only to meet such an end.”
The queen gazed back at him with luminous eyes and offered a faint, weary smile.
The chaos raging beyond the banquet hall could not interrupt their tender moment.
“Do not say such things. I have been happy merely by being with you.”
Ever since the defeat at Cabat, Iorenti had crumbled at an alarming pace.
Without even a commander to lead them, an army composed solely of mercenaries had no reason to risk their lives.
Overwhelmed by revolutionary new weapons and intimidated by an enemy force twice their size, they scattered in disarray.
Male lead is a Love-Obsessed Merman
When he discovers she has gone, he risks everything to pursue her on land, enduring agonizing pain to transform his tail into human legs…
One-line summary: Male lead chases female lead. The male lead’s love is a bit sick, an invincible love brain.
Synopsis
During a voyage at sea, Jiang Yang accidentally captures a merman.
Servant: I heard that mermen are fierce and brutal.
Jiang Yang looks at the merman obediently rubbing her palm like a puppy: “You call this fierce and brutal?”
Servant: I heard that mermen have no human nature.
Jiang Yang looks at the merman with wet puppy eyes, obsessively calling her ‘A Yang’ like a childish infant: “You call this having no human nature?”
With great difficulty, she releases the merman back into the sea and returns to shore.
Who would have thought that in less than half a month, the merman, who should have been freely wandering in the South China Sea, would shed his scales, endure the pain of losing his tail, transform into human legs, and come ashore to find her?
He kneels at her feet, rubbing her palm, with merman tears rolling down: “A Yang, don’t abandon me.”
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Does the queen really think Delia would be better off in Boswell? She should know better. Whether enemy or ally, Delia would be treated as an object and used for her relation to the throne and ability to bear children. At least this way Delia can not only be happy but retain her dignity. Or is the queen perhaps grieving that her son will be deposed and wants to send Delia away so there is noone to replace the crown prince?
It’s hard to believe the princess has no allies within the palace, among the council or elders or even within the kingdom.