Chapter 74 – Inan
Note: This time you have not been provided a quote from the story. This is an explanation.King Saran firmly believes in duty over self. Peace between maji and kosidán failed in the past, so he does not want to try again.
Inan believes he must make a similar choice between his country and his heart. He makes the same choice as his father, even though the majacite sword blisters his own skin (this is symbolism). Inan gives up everything to be everything his Father wants.
A message I take from this scene is that Inan is scared that it may also happen to him the same as his father, he might fail in becoming a king if he put his love first and not his kingdom. Before King Saran also chose love before kingdom but he was betrayed by his love.
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