So her price was that she would not love anyone but the stone, which is clearly a dark and evil power, has decided to allow her to love one person. That’s her price? To essentially love one person? Really? I don’t see how that can be anything but a good thing
I mean, just someone answer my question, WHAT THE HELL DO YOU MEAN BY ILLEGITIMATE CHILD??!!??!! anyway the Marquis would’ve married a woman who is not of his blood, OK?!! whoever the father were to marry, the child would’ve been half of marquis blood and half of mother, what freaking nonsense is that you say you just have half of his blood and that’s why you’re weak??!!!
what kind of nonsense is that???
She was born out of wedlock so normally they wouldn’t be accepted as the Illegitimate child which is usually needed for marriage or inheritance. Nobles especially kings had a huge problem of screwing their maids. Like king henry the 8th famously had no official sons but it’s usually accepted he technically had a dozen biological sons that survived but could never claim the crown since they were children of servants that were ran out of the kingdom before they gave birth and no one was gonna accept some random kid.
This kind of plot point happens so many times and I never understand it. Legitimate or not, so long as the kid has the family’s blood and is part of the bloodline, they have a chance to get the power
I feel like the price Herna had to pay for getting revenge was not as harsh as it should have been. She was given a second chance along with advantages like the guardian stone granting her powers before she reached adulthood, but all she had to give up was love? Not only that but the guardian stone didn’t fully take away Herna’s ability to love. The stone permitted her to love one person, which I suppose is a bit sad but it’s still a light price for getting revenge. Especially since just about everyone around her either hated Herna or did not want anything to do with her. What I’m trying to say is that there was, and still is, only one person who ever loved Herna. And that is obviously Racine so the price Herna had to pay wouldn’t have much of an effect on her. To put it simply, the price Herna had to pay for a second chance was pretty much nothing since being able to love only one person is clearly not a problem. That is of course Herna isn’t planning on having any children because she wouldn’t be able to give them any affection.
BookObsession
So her price was that she would not love anyone but the stone, which is clearly a dark and evil power, has decided to allow her to love one person. That’s her price? To essentially love one person? Really? I don’t see how that can be anything but a good thing
Yona-chan
I mean, just someone answer my question, WHAT THE HELL DO YOU MEAN BY ILLEGITIMATE CHILD??!!??!! anyway the Marquis would’ve married a woman who is not of his blood, OK?!! whoever the father were to marry, the child would’ve been half of marquis blood and half of mother, what freaking nonsense is that you say you just have half of his blood and that’s why you’re weak??!!!
what kind of nonsense is that???
YonaSon
yess I was so confused too!
btw love your username ^^
Marrika
She was born out of wedlock so normally they wouldn’t be accepted as the Illegitimate child which is usually needed for marriage or inheritance. Nobles especially kings had a huge problem of screwing their maids. Like king henry the 8th famously had no official sons but it’s usually accepted he technically had a dozen biological sons that survived but could never claim the crown since they were children of servants that were ran out of the kingdom before they gave birth and no one was gonna accept some random kid.
BookObsession
This kind of plot point happens so many times and I never understand it. Legitimate or not, so long as the kid has the family’s blood and is part of the bloodline, they have a chance to get the power
elixx_
I agree with CardiaChin ??
CardiaChin
I feel like the price Herna had to pay for getting revenge was not as harsh as it should have been. She was given a second chance along with advantages like the guardian stone granting her powers before she reached adulthood, but all she had to give up was love? Not only that but the guardian stone didn’t fully take away Herna’s ability to love. The stone permitted her to love one person, which I suppose is a bit sad but it’s still a light price for getting revenge. Especially since just about everyone around her either hated Herna or did not want anything to do with her. What I’m trying to say is that there was, and still is, only one person who ever loved Herna. And that is obviously Racine so the price Herna had to pay wouldn’t have much of an effect on her. To put it simply, the price Herna had to pay for a second chance was pretty much nothing since being able to love only one person is clearly not a problem. That is of course Herna isn’t planning on having any children because she wouldn’t be able to give them any affection.
Ricebunny
Yas update great! Thank you
villainous Empress Yulia
Thanks for the update