Annan's style of handling matters, while perhaps not qualifying as swift and decisive, certainly had nothing to do with the phrase "dragging one's feet."
After confirming his relationship with Kafney, Annan first stayed in Noah for a few days.
One reason was to confirm that the ritual of the Goddess of Cup was functioning properly. Another was... even with Annan's level of freedom, he felt it would seem a bit inappropriate to immediately leave Kafney and return home at this time.
However, Annan's presence in Noah was not hidden from anyone.
Thus, on the second day, the Three-Eyed Crow learned of this matter.
That very day, the Old Crow invited Grand Duke Annan to the Crow family for a banquet. The other nobles found out about Annan's arrival in Noah through this same incident.
The news of the Crow family preparing to host guests was impossible to keep secret—because the servants in noble households actually had their own social circles.
