If there's a single royal every few hundred years that determines the entire kingdom's future, why would they possibly throw away a child no matter their other competency, without first confirming whether or not they are the "Golden King"? It seems like her hair color alone indicated that she had super high levels of magic.
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If there's a single royal every few hundred years that determines the entire kingdom's future, why would they possibly throw away a child no matter their other competency, without first confirming whether or not they are the "Golden King"? It seems like her hair color alone indicated that she had super high levels of magic.