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Originally Posted by bludvein

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He has a daughter by Sylphy(who he married first), and another child on the way by Roxy. Ellis is the noble girl, but she "dumped" him because she felt useless when Rudy was nearly killed. She went off to become equal to him(which I approve), but she didn't tell Rudy that. He spent a couple years in depression thinking she left him after asking him to be family(which was basically a proposal). She is a king-class swordsman now, but she doesn't know Rudy got married in the meantime.

Anyway, Sylphy and Ellis' immediate family died in the transition, and 15 is the age of adulthood on this world. So they wouldn't have said anything anyway. Like I said though, its not like its explicit. The story just doesn't dodge around the topic.

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"She went off to become equal to him(which I approve)" If the sentence stopped there, I would too. I really wish more female characters did, if not this, then things like this. "but she didn't tell Rudy that." I wish they didn't do that. It's nice that he gets married but since he's so powerful what could have "nearly" killed him? Also, can you give me some more information on how Slyphy and Roxy's relationship with Rudy developed before they got married? That sounds interesting.

It was mentioned that people consider the emerald color evil and those with the hair color, evil as well. How was their relationship(Rudy X Sylph) treated by other characters? I'm also surprised Roxy was cool with being in a polygamous relationship. How did that come to be?