The wedding finally ended with Arthur and Guinevere embracing, accompanied by applause.
The knights also need to send each other back to the royal court, while the other nobles and commoners go back to their homes to prepare for the grand dinner in the evening.
King Arthur and Guinevere sat in the carriage brought by the knights and headed to the Royal Court of Camelot.
In the carriage, the atmosphere was slightly awkward.
The couple held hands together, and neither Que wanted to say the first word.
Their expressions are surprisingly similar, with red cheeks and evasive eyes.
Arthur is usually serious and serious, and Guinevere is dignified and elegant, but at this time they all showed such expressions.
In the end, Arthur, as the "man", spoke first.
"Guinevere, my queen." Arthur's voice was not disguised and sounded clear and pleasant.
"My king." Guinevere responded with a trembling voice.
After saying these two sentences, the carriage fell into silence again.
…All in all it’s very embarrassing.
No wonder they had never met each other before the wedding.
Fortunately, although the embarrassing period was painful, it did not last too long. The church was not far from the royal court, and the carriage had already arrived at its destination.
Arthur opened the door, stepped out of the carriage first, and extended a hand to Guinevere.
Guinevere looked at Arthur's beautiful emerald-like eyes, smiled sweetly, took her husband's hand, stepped out of the carriage, and the two walked into the royal court arm in arm.
Annuo, who was wearing a festive dress, looked at the couple who probably shouldn't have been born from a distance, his eyes still showing worry unnaturally, while Lancelot behind him had a bitter smile.
Maybe this relationship shouldn't have been born in the first place.
Among the people watching around the royal court, there was a young knight, his eyes narrowed and his face expressionless.
"Only on this day, I don't need to be sad..." He turned and left with a smile.
His name is Tristan, and he comes from a small country called Mark, but his uncle's rebellion against Britain led to the destruction of the entire country.
However, his relationship with his uncle was very bad. After losing his country, Tristan wandered to the land of Ireland. He was hungry and cold and was rescued by the princess of a country.
The princess's name was Isolde, and she couldn't help but fall in love with the handsome Tristan, but Tristan didn't understand Isolde's affection at that time, so he continued to wander after saying thank you.
Princess Isolde did not give up. She escaped from the castle privately and followed Tristan secretly.
She stole a bottle of wine that could make people fall in love from her mother, who was a magician. She wanted Tristan to drink the bottle of wine, but Tristan poured it out as poison.
Princess Isolde, who had lost her wine, was devastated and wanted to commit suicide with a dagger, but Tristan stopped her.
In the end, Princess Isolde failed to make Tristan understand her feelings, but she finally got her wish and followed Tristan, and the two wandered dependent on each other.
Soon after, the two crossed the sea and returned to Britain, and Isolde had no intention of going back.
It happened that at this time, there were rumors all over Britain that King Arthur was about to marry the queen.
Tristan had no idea about Britain, but he still wanted to join in the fun.
(Lao Cui’s story is a modified version, please refer to Baidu for the original version)
