Chapter 298

Shami's Wedding Dress
Once the vision was clear, all that remained was to bring it to life.
Even though the structure of a dress can be complex, the Goddess’s book provided enough guidance to manage.
I first completed the wedding dress pattern in three days and then used magic sewing and universal dye to craft it in one go.
This was also to get feedback from Shami’s sister, Conniette.

The result was overwhelmingly praised by both Conniette and her attendants, marking the completion of the wedding dress.
As for the flower we had planned to incorporate, repeated efforts with Gerbera eventually led to success.
Gerbera, a specific flower color scheme I hadn’t thought of before, ended up creating plenty of seeds for their own cultivation as well.
Including these seeds as part of the dowry would certainly make a splash.

All that remained was the everyday dresses.
The base colors were already decided, so it was just a matter of varying the dress patterns.
I’m relieved everything was completed on time.
Who would have thought this all started with a discussion about fruit?

With that, my work here is done.
From here on, it’s up to Young lady Shami to shine.

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Shami’s Point of View

Through Princess Rodenlight’s recommendation, it was decided that my dress would be made by a girl named Lily, who resides in Vardmoi.
Despite being my age, Lily is said to be a masterful tailor who creates innovative dresses using Magic Tailoring.
When we first met, I was unsure how to approach her, but as we talked, I came to understand her personality, and our conversations began to flow more naturally.

However, it seemed she struggled to come up with ideas for my dress.
She asked about my hobbies and favorite colors, but I had neither notable hobbies nor any particular preference for colors.
I thought adding such specifics would only consume more time, so I said nothing, which apparently made things worse.

It was my exceptionally capable sister, Conniette, who broke the impasse.
It seems she met Lily during negotiations about the cultivation of Connies and offered some ideas for my dress.
I truly feel unworthy of such a wonderful sister.

A few days later, the completed wedding dress was breathtaking—a masterpiece that transitioned from a deep, lake-like blue to a clear sky-blue hue.
It was tailored to my tall frame, sleek and slender rather than wide, which suited me perfectly.
My sister and the maids, who stayed on in Vardmoi even after the Connie negotiations, also praised it highly.
Seeing myself in the mirror, I barely recognized the radiant figure before me.
Who knew a single dress could transform one’s image so completely?

On top of that, Lily also prepared numerous everyday dresses for me.
Each one was designed with soft hues of blue and green, giving off a calm and gentle impression.
Though my sister returned to Galette County before seeing these, the maids accompanying me to my new home admired them greatly.

Lily went even further by preparing flowers for my wedding bouquet.
These were blue roses, a sight I had never encountered before.
Apparently, one of Lily’s companions, a woman of the Flower Spirit clan, helped create them.

The bouquet alone was stunning, but Lily also provided seeds for these extraordinary roses.
Given that my new home is a major flower production region, cultivating these roses could create another specialty product.
I feel nothing but gratitude toward Lily.

It seems Lily also secured a contract to purchase large quantities of Connies, ensuring a steady flow of funds to Galette County.
Though I will leave, I hope for nothing but prosperity for Galette County in the future.

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