Let's start over, Your Majesty.

Chapter 19 The Last Empress
"Caesar, why don't you like Felicity? She's so pretty and has a great personality. Lots of boys like her." Chopper asked after sitting down in the classroom.

"Do you like her?" Caesar glanced at him.

“I prefer Ball,” Chopper said.

Qiuqiu is a female wolf spider he keeps.

"That's fine, it's not like everyone has to be interested in her."

"It's also howling."

Felicity transferred to this kindergarten six months ago. Her family is quite well-off. She originally lived in the city, but because of her parents' work, she had to go back to her hometown to live with her grandparents for a while, which is why she came to this kindergarten.

Because of her good looks, her ability to get along with everyone, and her exposure to the world in the big city, she became the most popular girl in school.

The most popular boy in the school was Caesar.

Although he has a notoriously bad temper, having once made five children cry in a single day, it is precisely this personality that makes many girls think, "Wow, he's so unique!" and thus become attracted to him.

Of course, aside from his personality, there's also his insignificant good looks.

Although he was adopted and not a real elf, people always exclaim when they talk about him, "No wonder he's an elf, he's so good-looking."

More and more children filled the classroom, and Philly came in too. She immediately sat down next to Caesar and said enthusiastically:
"Caesar, come over to my house after school today? I recently learned a new piece of music and I'd like to play it for you!"

"I don't understand piano music," Caesar said casually, resting his chin on his hand as he read.

"Would you like to come to my house to read? I know you like reading, so I specially asked my dad to send me some fairy tale books that are only available in the city," she said again.

"No interest," Caesar replied.

Felicity then pouted slightly and turned her head away, somewhat dissatisfied.

"Um, Feifei, can I come to your house to listen to you play the piano?" Devon asked timidly from the side.

"Oh dear, I'm sorry, Devin, actually my grandfather has been sick recently, and I have to take care of him after school, so I can't entertain you," Felicity said.

"I see," Devin said, lowering his head in disappointment.

Actually, Caesar's attitude towards Felicia wasn't this bad at first; he treated her as just an ordinary classmate. But on their first meeting, she told the whole class that she wanted him to be her boyfriend.
Because he was the only boy in the class who didn't take the initiative to talk to her, she thought it was amazing that he could resist talking to her, so she rewarded him by making him her boyfriend.

Caesar thought this woman was a bit too abstract, so he rejected her. But she kept pestering him, and he wanted to see how long this man would pretend to be indifferent to him.

Now that Felicity had been given the cold shoulder early in the morning, she was a little unhappy. She pouted and didn't say a word, occasionally glancing at Caesar beside her.

"Beep—Good morning, residents. Today is February 2nd, 622 AD. May you all be safe and well."

With a low beep, a clear female voice came in from outside the window. It was the town's loudspeaker, which broadcast news every day at this time, and sometimes talk shows and musicals.

Caesar's attention shifted from the book to the radio. Due to regional differences, newspapers reaching their area were subject to delays; the news he read was from a week ago, and some even a month ago. Radio stations, however, were different. They could get the latest news from across the country immediately, with a time difference of no more than one day. The downside was that, due to broadcast time constraints, the news content was always abridged.

So Caesar would listen to the radio every day, and if he heard anything of value, he would write it down and then look up the details when the newspaper arrived.

After a beautiful violin piece, the clear female announcer's voice rang out again:

"Welcome to today's Oak Daily. Today's news includes: In protest against the agricultural tax levied on carrot crops, residents of Lower River Valley have collectively elected a donkey as mayor."

"Due to the rain last week, the sewers on Rick Street in the royal capital Alexis were paralyzed. Witnesses reported seeing a body floating out of the sewers. The Krall Bureau has launched an investigation."

"A demonstration has erupted among cat people in Malang City, demanding that the local government remove catnip from the list of prohibited items. The demonstration has so far collected signatures from one hundred cat people."

There was nothing of interest to him yet, and sensing the news was about to end, Caesar was about to refocus his attention on his book.

Yesterday, Mr. Enled Marshall, the chief of the Ungol faction in the Kingdom of Fane and president of Blue Crystal Energy Company, announced that he would adopt the last princess of Eldarria as his adopted daughter. According to sources, this princess is the last member of the Eldarria royal family to pass the King-casting ceremony. As an adopted daughter, she will soon officially join the Kingdom of Fane's nationality. However, this event has also aroused dissatisfaction among representatives of various countries, and the princess will be given a new name.

"what?"

Caesar immediately looked up at the azure sky outside the window, where only a few birds flew by.

The last princess of the empire?
Is the casting ceremony still ongoing?

Who is that princess?
He couldn't hear the rest of the broadcast clearly; the children in the classroom were making too much noise, and the last few sentences were muffled. By the time he tried to listen, it had already ended.

"Chopper! Did you hear clearly what the princess's name was on the broadcast?" he immediately asked Chopper beside him.

"Huh? I was feeding Ball Ball breakfast, I didn't hear anything." Chopper was feeding the giant tarantula in the glass box with two pieces of breadcrumbs when he turned his head and stared blankly at Caesar.

“I heard you!” Felicity exclaimed eagerly from the side. “Caesar, are you also interested in Eldaria? I’m a fan too! I absolutely love that novel about transmigrating to an empire and becoming queen!”

"Shut up!" Caesar said, clearly annoyed.

The news he just heard immediately lifted his spirits.

Imperial princess, King-casting ceremony, adopted daughter, Ungol faction.
How was this intelligence pieced together?

But he knew that although the Eldarian Empire had perished, like the Roman Empire, its influence continued to this day.
Moreover, due to the chaos of that year, the key imperial relic, the Crown of the King, remains a mystery as to who took it. Therefore, countries around the world have always been vying for the legitimacy of the empire.

Now, the crown that determines the legitimacy of an empire has reappeared. If this is true, then regardless of whether other countries like it or not, the topic of imperial legitimacy will be completely put to an end.

But even he didn't expect that even though the empire was gone, the Crown of Kings could still be activated and a successor would be chosen.

"Princess."

Caesar suddenly realized that if the traditional rules he had established were followed, all heirs to the empire who inherited the crown would receive his blood and, in name, be descendants of Rean Tandin.
In other words, he suddenly has a daughter now.

(End of this chapter)