Prospects of Marriage
[] Sophocles Rex - Your huntsman superior has nigh-immediately offered you his hand when word spread that you were seeking a consort. He is a capable Huntsman, despite the weakness of his body.
[] Pankratius Vettum - A cousin of King Nestopheles, Pankratius is a good choice for marriage. Nestopheles has enigmatically offered you a line of communication with the man, though you cannot be sure as to why. Still, he is proper marriage material, willing to marry under your name. You have, on occasion, seen Pankratius as a girl, and though he is a bit older than you, he is stout of stature and was fine company during league proceedings.
[] Ferva Harridan - Son of an eclectic Valesian Lord, Ferva would be quite the unusual figure in a Nikean court, his pale complexion and square features an exotic juxtaposition to the typically tanned and rounded faces of your Nikean brethren. Lord Harridan, Ferva's father, has had his praises sung far and wide in hopes of attracting a good wife, though Ferva's position in succession is low enough that he would be amenable to a matrilineal marriage. You have heard much from Lord Harridan's presenters, going into needless detail of Ferva's fineness of feature and talent for business.
[] Acadia of Lanta - Third Son of the Islanders' queen Sedea, Acadia is a prime candidate for marriage. Sedea, more a petty Queen than a proper one, is seeking allies among the Nikeans against Mistralan incursion into the Lantian inland sea. Going against Lantian tradition of isolation and maintaining the integrity of the dynasty's successors, Sedea is much more willing to acquiesce to marrying Acadia under your name. Lantian nobility is very closed off, only marrying from outsiders into their closed circle every so many years to refresh the blood of the line, so the opportunity to benefit from generations of careful selection is difficult to pass up.
[] Alphel Heiros - Hailing from the Callidian Islands south of the continent, Alphel Heiros is one of a
large number of sons of the Callidian King, a man who boasts the title of 'One True Nikean King' compared to the City-States' much smaller landed holdings. Callidus VII has extolled his son's apparently myriad virtues, though his boastfulness is oft-known for being exaggerated. His greatest claim is Alphel's supposed brilliance and farfetched ability to recite from memory entire texts of religious and scientific import.
[] You will try again later - You are not especially happy with the current crop of suitors, or are hoping to engage with them more directly to help decide.
