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The Lost Prince Chapter 31
In which a distinguished procession of two lads and their attendants journeys through towns and stations to the capital of a land marked by faded grandeur and stirring hope, where the young charge is received with awe and acclaim, and the memories and meanings of his lineage unfold amidst a city half-ruined by war yet alive with devotion. The tale reveals the weight of secret heritage borne with quiet dignity, the steadfast friendship of a loyal companion, and the solemn promise of a future shaped by ancient honour and the law of unity.
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