Insignificance

"That's how I feel about myself when I stand in front of Samur." Voloha revealed.

"Hueh?" The attendant stupidly grunted.

She could not, for a moment, understand what Voloha was saying. The latter simply smiled at her reaction. It was perfectly natural, after all.

When the meaning of the words did dawn on the attendant, her eyes widened in sheer disbelief.

"H-how is that possible?!" She exclaimed. "You are the Princess of this country, while he's just a boy who was kicked out of his house. You have much more meaning than he possibly could!"

"Just a boy? Samur is just a BOY? Ha!" Voloha scoffed. "You have no idea what you are talking about!" She roared.

"Eek!" The attendant shrieked.

"Ah…" The shriek brought Voloha back to her senses, and she felt shame bubbling up inside her. "My apologies, Kanguko. I should not have screamed like that." She bowed her head.

"Ah! Please, do not bow your head to a lowly servant like me, Princess!"