Then, it was when they went to the White Tower, he held her hand.
In this scene, Louis didn't use a four-panel layout, but a direct close-up.
He kissed Beatrice's hand, and with a gentle and noble smile on his face, he said:
"It is these hands that brought me out of Hell."
The scene was impeccably clean and neat, with the magical energy lamps casting colorful reflections, hiding the young man's cool expression.
In the picture, he was as devout as a believer.
Unconsciously, Beatrice's face blushed with embarrassment.
By this point, the perspective of the comic had subtly shifted.
From its original perspective, it gradually changed to Louis's perspective.
The content also started to gradually lean towards Louis's monologue.
On the way back from "visiting" the Sapphire Dragon couple, he eagerly spurred his horse to meet his beloved sooner.
At the engagement dance, he thought about how to give her a future without regret.
