#alette seems like SUCH a sweetie ;v;

[magnifiico]

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“I know I’m the last in line for the throne but what’s it like being a king cause in the I do, well become Queen I guess what am I supposed to do?” Alette asked the ruler, a bit more curious. She came various royals but never met one who seemed so laid back and dealt with actual wishes of humans, speaking of that --

“I need to know my sisters and I have been talking what do you do with everyone’s wishes, like do you keep them forever?” She asked.

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Truly, he's flattered.

Surprised? No. Certainly not. The desire for the counsel of a well-known and respected king is by no means peculiar. But, yes, it spurs that swell of pride in his chest, in the manner by which Magnifico holds himself a touch straighter.

“What are you 'supposed to do'? Perhaps you'd like to ask me a more challenging question, Your Highness—?” he drawls, an impish lilt dressing the sarcasm in his words. Nevertheless, Magnifico studies the young woman with earnest consideration, and he hums as much to fill the silence as to indicate he has more to say. “That's... up to you, when the time comes.” If the time comes, really. “But as long as you're thinking of your kingdom's best interests and well-being, you're at the very least on the right track.”

He flexes his shoulders, what appears to be a shrug right as Alette's queries roll into something else entirely. A subject that for a single moment creates the slightest pinch between Magnifico's brows. She and her sisters have been talking about the wishes—?

A seed of caution lodges behind his ribcage, and his next exhale is tighter than it should be.

“Ah, well... Naturally, yes. It's my duty to keep the wishes safe until they are granted—generosity, rather.” He smiles again, convincingly compliant to her curiosities. “That is the known understanding and agreement among my people.”