Epilogue

A man and a woman were walking down the aisle of a church. The woman was wearing a long white dress, and a white mantle. She had long pink hair coming out from under a white veil. Though it had only been a few years, she had managed to grow an inch or two taller, much to her delight. On her left hand was a purple ring that many people noticed immediately.

The man was wearing what could only be described as a tuxedo. Unlike the girl, he had remained much the same throughout the few years between their meeting and today. There was not much one would notice about the man, except for the runes that were engraved on his left hand, marking him as the familiar of the woman walking next to him.

The two were not alone in the church. Sitting in the rows were a bunch of people one who lived there might not have expected to ever see together. Among them was a short blue haired girl who wore glasses, and a crown upon her head. To her left was a taller girl with longer, dark blue hair. To the girl's right was a dark skinned girl with red hair.

"Oh, are you upset that you lost him Tabitha?" The red haired girl asked teasingly.

Her response was to blush slightly and bury her face in a book. "Of course not."

Also in attendance were another man and woman, both with blonde hair. In between the two of them sat a small child looking around, examining everyone in attendance with a childlike curiosity.

"It's hard not to feel happy for them, isn't it?" The man asked his wife.

She nodded while trying to keep their kid from walking off on his own. "Yeah, but it sure took them long enough. How many times did we have to tell them to just get on with it?"

The man puts a hand to his chin and ponders. "Too many."

One thing odd about the whole scenario was not something that was present at the ceremony, but something that wasn't. The man and women walking down the aisle had a personal maid, who they considered one of their closest friends, who had declined to come, giving no reason as to why.

The man and woman walking down the aisle reached the end of it where another woman, this time with long brown purple hair and a regal crown on her head, awaits the two of them.

"Shall we begin the ceremony?" The purple haired woman asks.

The man and woman both nod.

The purple haired woman smiles. "Bridegroom, Saito Chevalier De Hiraga Des Ornières. Do you take this girl as your wife, and swear to respect and love her in the name of the Founder Brimir?"

Saito smiles and nods, "I swear."

The purple haired girl turns to the woman next to him. "Bride, the third daughter of the Duke de La Vallière, Louise Chevalier Françoise le Blanc de La Vallière. Do you take this man as your husband, and swear to respect and love him in the name of the Founder Brimir?"

Louise nods her head before the sentence is even finished. "Yes, I swear."

The queen nods her head and smiles. "Then by the royal family blood that flows within me, in the name of the founder Brimir, I name you husband and wife. You may kiss-"

Before the queen could even finish her statement, Louise already had her arms around Saito's neck and pulled him in for a kiss, much to the amusement of everyone in attendance.

Once the two broke the kiss the queen cleared her throat to get their attention.

"This is more of a casual question, friend to friend, but are you keeping your name or taking his, Louise?"

Louise ponders for a second. "I'll take his."

The queen smiles. "Very well Louise Chevalier de Hiraga Des Ornières. Congratulations, you are now a married women."

The people in attendance could almost see the happy glow coming off of the couple. Saito and Louise thanked the princess and walked back down the aisle hand in hand to congratulations from all their friends.

*Scene Break*

When they got back to their home they noticed that it was rather empty. They found a note saying that the maids had gone to do some errands and that they wouldn't be back until late that night.

"I never thought she'd take losing so hard," Louise says to herself.

"Well, its not like she ever really had a chance."

Louise gave Saito a mischievous grin. "Oh, really? What about that time in Albion during the war back in your time?"

A blush appeared on Saito's face. "Th-that was-"

"I know, I'm just teasing."

Saito breathes a sigh of relief.

"Hey Saito?"

"Yes Louise?"

"Have you ever thought of having kids?"