378: Chapter 180 Golden Lion Knight_3 378: Chapter 180 Golden Lion Knight_3 Especially Lena, though she acted childishly cloying in front of Leon and the others, under the tutelage and grooming of ladies like Elena, she had already grown into a competent little head maid, diligently directing the servants to maintain the progress of the banquet.
These “junior leaders” were young, but fortunately, the newly hired servants were all well-acquainted fellows from Selva, so no one objected to these youths and maidens who had become Lord’s Attendants at an early age now managing them.
After the lively yet orderly banquet ended, Leon didn’t rush to rest; he brought Olivia and Kovis to the study to discuss their registration as Knights.
The matter couldn’t be delayed, given the harrowingly inefficient bureaucracy of the era, it wasn’t until recently that the family emblems of him, Azeryan, and Lokhak were officially recorded in the Capital’s Noble Heraldry Institute.
If they didn’t submit it soon, who knows how long it would have been dragged out.
“Leon, why did you grant Selva to me?
I’ve always been by your side; even without a fief, it wouldn’t have mattered,” Olivia asked, puzzled.
Her childhood hometown had become her fief, and the neighbors had turned into her subjects; Olivia still felt quite odd about it.
“I’ve been wanting to do this, Olivia; you were the one who killed Dawson.
Selva was a reward given by Lord Eriv, and I’ve always felt unworthy of it.
Giving it to you is like returning it to its rightful owner.”
Leon shrugged; after all, what difference does it make to give something to his wife or to himself?
Since they were going to grant titles, aside from his own which he couldn’t renounce, he naturally wanted to give the girl the best fief, and the thriving Selva was the most suitable.
Moreover, the girl in front of him wasn’t just his partner; she was actually, aside from Miss Lora, the greatest contributor and strongest warrior in his camp.
He couldn’t possibly be stingy with her.
Leon shook his head, moving on to another topic that interested him more, “Forget about that for now; have you thought about your emblem?”
Olivia shook her head, propped her chin in her hands, and fell into deep thought.
She didn’t have any particular ideas; after all, she was going to marry him, so designing a unique emblem seemed somewhat meaningless.
Of course, Leon clearly didn’t think so; he didn’t disturb the contemplative young woman and instead turned to Kovis, “How about you?
Are you planning to use a new emblem or continue with the one from your Allen Del family?”
Kovis nodded, he had plans already, and so he shared with Leon the badge he had chosen.
It wasn’t the old family emblem, but it wasn’t without connection either; the young man took some of the main elements from the complete family emblem.
The end result was based on a silver-white background, with the primary figure being a red eagle with outstretched wings.
“Hmm, I’ll have Miss Raya draw it later; I’ll get someone to make your Seal Ring and wax seal as soon as possible.”
Having said that, Leon continued to wait patiently for Olivia’s decision, he was quite invested in this matter.
It felt to him like collecting cards; the more unique knightly banners that hung in the main castle’s hall, the more it was like a card collector adding a rare piece to their collection, giving him immense satisfaction.
Olivia furrowed her beautiful brows, humming in contemplation, and finally sighed, looking at Leon, “Now that I’m your Knight, it wouldn’t be a problem to continue using your Sword Wings emblem, right?”
“So you don’t really have any ideas?” Leon saw that the girl had no particular inclination and immediately brightened up, stretching out his hand to open the drawer and pulling out a unique emblem he had sketched and recently had Miss Raya detail.
“Take a look at this; I guarantee you’ll like it.” Leon presented the drawing paper with a grin.
A golden border resembling a lion’s mane formed a Kite Shield shape on the paper.
Inside was a noble blue base.
In the center of the badge was a lion’s face composed of shapes.
…Sorry, nobles of the Urian Family of Storm City.
Leon internally apologized; their emblem was simply too fitting for his little Golden Lion.
Olivia stared at the exquisite emblem, her eyes flickering, feeling an indescribable oddness.
She thought the badge was beautiful, but…
using this, wouldn’t she be stuck with the nickname Golden Lion for life?