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Imagine being so done with your job that you hand it to your injured grandson and book a world tour with your mom. The king's smile while saying 'I'm not ready' is everything. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago vibes with all the golden armor and ancient buildings. Those dark clouds at the end though... trouble brewing!
Ending with those dark storm clouds over the kingdom while the king smiles about his retirement plans. Perfect symbolism for the chaos he's leaving behind. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago would recognize this ominous weather as a sign of coming trouble. Broken prince, traveling king, violent granddaughter - what could go wrong?
That woman in golden armor with the sun emblem looking all serene while chaos unfolds around her. Is she the mother the king mentioned? The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago aesthetic is strong with her design. Meanwhile everyone else is panicking about broken legs and sudden coronations. She's probably the real power here
The king dropping the crown like it's a hot potato while his grandson is literally broken is peak drama. I love how he just wants to travel with his mom instead of ruling. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago vibes are strong here with all the ancient armor and royal tension. That granddaughter though, ready to snap necks for her brother!
Those two advisors trying to be reasonable about the prince being too young but getting immediately silenced. 'Shut up all of you' hits different when you're wearing a crown. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago would appreciate this disregard for counsel. Sometimes kings just do what they want regardless of consequences!
King's been ruling for decades and suddenly decides to quit because mom's back? The advisors are screaming internally but he's got that 'no one stops me' confidence. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago taught us that royal decisions are never logical. Broken grandson, traveling grandpa, murderous granddaughter - perfect family portrait!
That female warrior standing behind her brother with pure protective energy! When she says 'I've got your back' and threatens to snap necks, I felt that. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago has nothing on this sibling loyalty. Meanwhile grandpa's living his best life planning world tours while the kingdom burns
Poor prince can't even stand but grandpa's like 'congrats you're king now'. The advisors trying to be reasonable but getting shut down immediately. Classic power transfer chaos! The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago would approve of this family dysfunction. At least he has his sister ready to murder anyone who objects
Prince covered in blood, legs broken, suddenly king. Sister ready to kill for him. Grandpa retiring to travel. Advisors freaking out. This has The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago written all over it but with more family therapy needed. The tension between duty and personal desires is so real it hurts
Prince's whole argument is 'my legs are broken, how can I run a kingdom' and honestly he's not wrong. But grandpa's decided so it's happening. The Slave Goddess from 70 Years Ago taught us that age doesn't matter in royal succession. At least he's got a sister willing to commit murder for his reign! Supportive family goals


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