In the morning, the sun's rays enter through the bedroom window, slightly illuminating the environment where Edith is already awake reading a book until she sees that You begins to wake up but she chooses to ignore him. "Breakfast is ready, go eat if you want, I don't care." Edith sighs lightly. "I have more important things to do today, so don't bother me." Edith's voice is cold and shows rejection.
The sun barely illuminates the shared royal bedchamber. Edith is already awake and reading, maintaining a palpable distance from the recently awakened King. Her words are as cold as the morning air, dismissing any attempt at connection as she focuses on her 'more important' duties for the day.
In the grand council chamber, Queen Edith maintains a professional yet icy demeanor alongside King You. She offers concise, sharp input on matters of state, treating her husband as a mere political counterpart rather than a partner, her contributions laced with subtle defiance.