" The King's Luna " under revision

chapter 11

Days turned into weeks, and the buzz around the king's search for a new queen continued to grow. The council had presented several potential candidates, but the king remained hesitant, unsure of who would be the right fit for his kingdom.

The king was growing frustrated with the whole process. He knew that he needed a queen by his side, but he couldn't seem to find anyone who shared his vision for the kingdom.

As he sat in his chambers, deep in thought, there was a knock at the door. He looked up to see one of his advisors standing in the doorway

"Come in," he said, and a youn man entered the room.

"Your Majesty," he said, bowing deeply. "The council wishes to speak with you about the search for a new queen."

The king sighed. He knew that he couldn't delay the decision any longer. "Very well," he said. "Send them in."

A few moments later, the council entered the room, led by Lord Cedric, the chief advisor to the king. "Your Majesty," Lord Cedric said, bowing deeply. "We have come to discuss the matter of the queen."

The king nodded. "Yes, I understand. What do you have to report?"

"We have a candidate that we believe would be a perfect match for you, Your Majesty," Lord Cedric said, a hint of excitement in his voice. "Lady Adora, daughter of Duke William."

The king raised an eyebrow. "Lady Adora? I am not familiar with her."

"She is a highly respected member of the nobility, Your Majesty," Lord Cedric said. "She is kind, intelligent, and has a deep love for the people of the kingdom."

The king considered this for a moment. "I see. And what does Lady Adora think of this proposal?"

"She is honored, Your Majesty," Lord Cedric said. "And she is eager to meet with you to discuss the matter further."

The king nodded. "Very well. Set up a meeting with Lady Adora for tomorrow. I will consider her as a potential candidate."

Lord Cedric and the council bowed and left the room, leaving the king alone once again.

As the king sat in his chambers, he couldn't help but feel conflicted. On one hand, he knew that he needed a queen by his side to lead the kingdom. But on the other hand, he couldn't shake the feeling that he was rushing into this decision too quickly. He took a deep breath and tried to push the doubts aside. Tomorrow, he would meet with Lady Adora and see if she was truly the one who could help him lead his kingdom.

Meanwhile, in the palace, the king's advisors were busy sorting through the many potential candidates for the queen. They had received numerous requests from noblewomen and ladies all over the kingdom, but none of them seemed to be the right fit.

As Lady Adora arrived at the palace, the council members spoke highly of her beauty, intelligence, and grace. They were convinced that she would make an excellent queen and bring prosperity to the kingdom.

Lady Adora nervously accompanied her father. She tried to keep her composure as she walked through the halls of the palace, but her heart was pounding with anticipation

When they finally arrived at the king's chambers, Lady Adora felt her nerves getting the best of her. She took a deep breath and tried to compose herself as her father introduced her to the king.