Lycia because Hazar is a problem—

I hadn't shown her prior to the one gore piece, so here we gO

She was forced into worrying about a throne she didn't think she'd obtain since she was the child of a different marriage. She dislikes her father and heavily disagrees with his ways, but she also refuses to put nearly as much effort into reforming the kingdom as her siblings (at least before Triston changed his mind). She just wants to experience a normal life for the most part, which isn't realistic considering this is Ereon and she's a princess, but she still tries. Especially considering Harem was her dating choice. For the most part, she gets along very well with Solace though.

Solace lacks any real experience or concept of what cheating is, so he didn't really feel heartbroken or outraged when she told him she was seeing someone else. If anything, Lycia was shocked that he became supportive and happy for her. It wasn't until a few weeks later that she realized why this was...

A marking on Solace's hand becomes apparent after months of her seeing nothing but gloves and sleeves. Mandabenan, once mated for life, obtain markings that tell others they're taken. This is, as a fun fact, why Mandabenan don't have wedding bands or human customs for matrimonial ceremonies.

Lycia panics as she remembers a very important law from Agoridge... Anyone who attempts to disrupt a seal through any means must face the Akrone Council. Agoridge was merely an ally to the Empire, but they benefitted from their lawful intervention quite a lot as part of that.

If it ever came out that her father promised her to Solace and that he'd been forcing them together ever since, their family could easily face the people's wrath more so than they were. Lycia straightened up and ended up helping Triston with Solace just as much. She, much like Puff later on, questions Solace as to why he never said he was mated. She questions if he was intentionally setting them up all this time. Lycia didn't feel as the one who was using or misleading anymore, rather, she felt mislead instead.