Chapter 336. Liã's Fiancé

Trian stood up resolutely. He locked the door of the room from the inside and with an explosion, which darkened the room as if night had descended into it, he disappeared and arrived at Tolar's palace.

He was annoyed not to find Liã there. He would have to summon her again. She spent more time in Dom João's castle than in her own. He hadn't forbidden her yet, because he felt that she needed someone more appropriate to talk to than the singates, and he had to admit that after she had started to frequent the castle more often, she seemed more cheerful.

He couldn't tell if it was Eliza's influence, but Liã began to have attitudes that made him admire her even more. She was no longer just the only daughter of fairy life and the most beautiful and intelligent woman he had ever been in contact with. She was worthy of being a queen. To be the ame of his children.

He went to her chamber and, clearing his mind of distracting things, concentrated