The Earl's Daughter Was Suddenly Employed as the Crown Prince's Fiancée - Vol. 1 Ch. 6

[MangaDex]

 

[Siquall]

Well, it was kinda obvious.
why would they let her away when she is the only girl who can stop the curse ?

 

[sweet-potato]

and nobody was surprised. I didn't want a while chapter to tell me that it was a "misunderstanding" but oh well. If anything, I guess it serves to emphasize just how much this "magic" caused miscommunication (or no communication) between everyone.

 

[sweet-potato]

The prince is cute.

 

[bradek]

Dark magic.

 

[JWChibi]

yeah I'd be mad too about not getting paid

 

[ShadowWalker]

MC "I can walk just fine on my own so please put me down!!"
Prince "NO."
That oddly sums up their relationship to me. Does seem to be when he's upset the radius of effect of the curse seems to increase.

 

[MaNoChan]

Doesn't it seems that his curse is getting worst, the bad maids fainted cuz of him despite her presence! (In the previous chapter when she's around him the curse don't have effects) Right?

 

[BrambleBee]

Thank you!😘

 

[unime]

??? i'm confused but ok.
many thanks

 

[LuminousAzael]

thanks for the update!

 

[pandaman1982]

@AbyssalMonkey It doesn't feel like that much of a contrivance to me since as her thought bubbles said in the last few pages the country has very limited experience with magic and in fantasy most mental control spells also make it that much harder to realise the disruption to their thought processes is unnatural. Both the Prince and his advisor noticed they were unable to meet with her but it seemed natural to them, the prince even just assumed it was the advisor getting in his way, until our probably magic disrupting Lady Lynette pointed it out. Now it'll be interesting to see if they start putting 2+2 together now they have reason to suspect the use of magic.

What is particularly interesting to me is that if we go back to the beginning https://mangadex.org/chapter/648374/2 the kingdom was founded in a place with very little magic power, of course it's possible that changed over time but it might also mean the villain has an independent source of magic power that Lynette will have to disrupt.

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

So it took magic to send her a letter and intercept a few others?

 

[Psychronia]

I mean, this feels more like conspiracy than magic, but I guess magic could be involved somehow.

No idea why though.

 

[Keansor]

@Purplelibraryguy I think she's referring to how the prince, his aide, and everyone involved somehow never thought to maintain communication with her. The prince's aid Reynald said it was weird because even if he was too busy to meet with her he would have at least sent someone to instruct her – he even asks the prince why they never thought to discuss what to do about not being able to meet with Lynette. It's not that letters were getting intercepted, it's that they were completely forgetting to send any at all.

 

[Silwith]

@Purplelibraryguy and @Psychronia : I think she meant that Magic was used to strengthen that "conspiracy" to get her away. They isolated her and used some kind of mind altering magic to divert the thoughts of the others off her, so they wouldnt really notice it in between all the work with the preparations? And then they could butt in with a letter she would find plausible after being forgotten, so she would leave, if she had left completly, going back home or somethin like that it probably could have succeeded.

 

[kwendy]

Heresy?

 

[Asbolus]

Oh?

 

[scarlet_summer]

I swear the prince is the most interesting character here. He just does whatever he wants whenever lol. I'm shipping them hard

Thanks for the chapter Mistakes were made!

 

[Sipothecat]

Mind controlling kind of magic perhaps? 🤔.
Anyway i'm glad they didn't mean to abandon her.

Thankyyouuu for your hardwork translator team~