When the guests saw the staff working, they knew the newlywed should be arriving soon.

They were right. As the helicopter the Island Nation's TV crew rented soared through the sky, Hotel Hope's entrance appeared on screen. The 52 Toyota Centuries decorated with flowers slowly drove over. All the cars were covered with red roses and fresh flowers, making others feel romantic.

The real time for the wedding was 6.50 p.m.

It was said that this was the hour that the groom, Shingen, chose himself. He believed that this was the luckiest time for him.

As the time drew closer, so did the crowd.

Most of the people from the crowd were from the Island Nation, while only a handful were people from Country H who had the right to observe the wedding. They had already been allied with the Islanders a long time ago.

Not far from the embassy, one could see the cars used by the Wolsing's precinct coming in and out. The staff inside the car would observe the wedding with their binoculars, but their