Wizard World Irregular

The day everyone was waiting for had finally come.

The Kings, Queens, and other officials of the various Kingdoms all sat in their designated places outside the Sea God's Temple.

Even the King of Nagas, whose son had been killed by Ethan, was present.

While he was the King of his own race, the King of Atlantis had always been the King of all the Ocean Races.

The Progenitor of the Sea, Leviathan, had always backed the Atlantean Royal Family. It was for this reason that none dared to look down on the young man, whom Leviathan had recognized.

The treasury of the Kingdom of Saphirus was already overflowing with gifts from the various Ocean Races.

There were so many that they had no choice but to build a temporary warehouse near the Palace to store the other gifts that were given to Ethan and Illumina as celebratory gifts. Ethan, who was wearing white princely clothes, stood beside the Altar.

This was not his first time getting married, so he was still calm despite the fact that all the eyes in the venue were looking in his direction.

Of course, the guests weren't only looking at Ethan. Some of them were looking at the beautiful Catkin beside him. fɾeewebnoveℓ.co๓

Those who hadn't interacted with the Beastkins in the past couldn't help but look at her with great interest.

Of course, some of them believed that she was the Prince's servant or possibly his bed warmer.

Lilith, who had been placed in the limelight, looked very calm on the surface. But deep inside, she was feeling very uncomfortable.

As someone who had been trained to be an assassin, she wasn't used to being seen by countless eyes. She also preferred to keep a low profile and hide herself in Ethan's shadow.

But since this is a special occasion, Ethan asked her to be in the wedding with him and act as his Guardian.

After all, she was the only person who had come with him from land, making her some sort of pillar that he could lean on for emotional support.

Suddenly, music spread in the surroundings, and Ethan subconsciously straightened up when he saw that a procession was moving from the gates of the city.

Standing in front of the procession were two adorable little girls who seemed to be around seven to nine years old, throwing pink flowers as they walked on the streets of the city.

Ethan blinked once then twice because he noticed that the two girls weren't Mermaids but Humans!

The City of Atlantis was inside a large air bubble, so humans could also live inside of it without problems.

As for the members of the Ocean Races, they could swim inside of it as if it was the sea, making no difference in the slightest.

Right behind the two adorable girls was the bride in her luxurious wedding dress.

Her face was covered with a veil, but her long, deep-blue hair could be seen, making everyone know her identity.

The procession lasted for nearly fifteen minutes before the two flower girls arrived near the Altar.

However, instead of going to the sides, they approached Ethan with smiles on their faces.

Both of them held their skirts and curtsied before speaking at the same time.

"Maple greets Father-in-law!"

"Cinnamon greets Father-in-law!"

Ethan blinked once then twice as he looked at the two adorable girls.

He was tempted to give their chubby cheeks a light pinch, but after hearing them call him "Father-in-law," Ethan suddenly felt as if he had misheard them.

But before Ethan could even ask them to repeat what they had said, the two girls immediately left the altar and sat at the side, allowing Illumina to climb the few steps of the Altar to stand by Ethan's side.

"Did those two kids just call you Father-in-law?" Illumina asked in an amused tone.

"They did," Ethan replied. "But I don't understand why they said that. Maybe they're just teasing me?"

"This is the first time I've seen these girls," Illumina commented. "I thought they came from your side."

"No, they didn't." Ethan shook his head. "I thought they were from your side."

King Betram, who had escorted her daughter to the altar, also looked at Maple and Cinnamon with curiosity.

But he knew that he also couldn't stay at the altar for a long time, so he told Ethan the words that he wished to say.

"Illumina is my precious daughter," King Betram said. "Please, take good care of her. I hope that both of you will be happy until the seas of the world dry up."

"That's a scary thing to say, Father," Ethan replied in a teasing tone.

King Betram chuckled. "It's just a saying. Since it is impossible for the seas of the world to dry up, it means that both of you will be able to live a happy life for a very long time."

After saying what he needed to say, he went to the seat of honor, which was right beside the two flower girls who had started to nibble on the pink flower petals inside their baskets as if they were potato chips.

Since the bride and broom were already beside the altar, all they were waiting for was the Priest, who would facilitate the wedding.

Fortunately, they didn't have to wait because half a minute later, an old man wearing an eyepatch appeared with a big smile on his face.

"Have we met before?" Ethan asked because the priest in front of him looked very familiar.

"Of course, we've met before," the old man replied. "Have you forgotten who sold you your Sea God's Trident?"

"So, it is you!" Ethan finally remembered the old scammer, who had sold him the Sea God's Trident. "If I remember correctly, your name is Lebron."

"It's James," James corrected. "James Ainsworth."

Ethan smiled, and looked at the old man with gratitude. "The Trident that you sold me has changed my life completely. I am very grateful for your recommendation."

"I won't take credit because you were destined to get it," James replied. "Just as you are destined to marry this beautiful lady, who has waited for you for hundreds of years."

The old man then looked at his granddaughters, who volunteered to become the flower girls

for this wedding.

He had heard what they said earlier, but just like Ethan, James thought that his two mischievous granddaughters were just pranking the groom.

Of course, whether they were pranking Ethan or not would be answered in the not-so-distant

future.

James then opened the book in his hand and started the first verse of the wedding vows

between the groom and the bride.

Everyone watched this scene with various expressions on their faces, including the other two Mermaid Princesses, who were seated right beside each other.