Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Every family has its cupboard.

Cecilia didn't ask any more questions and started talking about today's celebration banquet. The conversation gradually turned into Cecilia's compliments to the Wandering Adventurers' Guild, thanking them for their contribution to this war.

The atmosphere finally returned to normal.

"Your Highness, would you consider serving as an advisor to our guild?"

She said, why would he come to say hello to her for no reason.

Cecilia could also understand that although her reputation as a princess was not very good at the moment, she still had to bear the reputation of a princess.

The Wandering Adventurers Guild itself has made a lot of contributions in this war against the invasion of the demons. In a couple of days, newspapers in the kingdom will probably focus on promoting their guild. Who knows how many aspiring young people and talented people it will attract by then.

In this case, if I, who symbolizes royal power, have obtained a position in this guild, regardless of whether I have real power or not, from the perspective of outsiders, this guild has the royal family as its backer.

Cecilia didn't know the president well, and she had no previous experience with the guild. There was no benefit in agreeing hastily. "Please allow me to think about it. After returning to Petra, I will discuss this matter with my father."

Peg smiled and understood what Cecilia meant.

Seeing that Her Royal Highness the Princess had not returned yet, Valken was afraid that something might have happened to Her Royal Highness again, so he came to look for her.

Cecilia said goodbye to Peg and was pulled into the crowd again.

Peg looked at Cecilia's back and murmured to herself, "Grandfather, I finally found her."

When the soldiers got drunk, the brave ones would go to Droville for a drink, and Droville would also get drunk as he drank.

Of course, there were also people who wanted to come and have a drink with Valken, but they were all rejected by Valken with a cold face.

Cecilia found it interesting and offered to drink a glass of local date wine from Aslade City with Valken.

The alcohol content of this date wine is not high, and it doesn't even have any smell of alcohol. Valken just made it for her to drink for fun.

Valken's previous cold face towards the soldiers disappeared, replaced by a helpless smile, "Your Highness, why are you joining them in the trouble?"

Cecilia smiled brightly, "Just tell me whether you want to drink or not."

Valken drank it, of course.

Many soldiers nearby started to make a noise, "Captain, you drank the princess' wine, you have to drink ours too!"

"That's right! The captain can't be partial!"

Valken just looked at Her Royal Highness and asked quietly, "Your Highness, do you still want me to drink this glass of wine?"

Cecilia stopped playing around and looked like she had lost interest. "Forget it. Drinking with you is boring. I'm going to go find Droville."

As he said this, he actually took the glass of date wine and went to find Droville.

When Cecilia arrived, many soldiers around Droville were grieving. Cecilia listened briefly and roughly guessed what had happened.

I guess one of the soldiers mentioned missing home, and these young and middle-aged soldiers all became sad.

"Droville! Would you like to have a drink?"

Valken tried his best to catch up, as Cecilia's shout really showed that she did not care about the etiquette of a princess at all. Valken did not care about these unfounded things, but after this shout, His Highness was afraid that she would not be able to leave without a glass of wine.

Cecilia's voice broke the sadness here. Of course, Droville had to give face to the princess and drank the glass of wine happily.

The soldiers nearby were naturally quick to react and wanted to join in the fun, "Your Highness, have a drink with us too!"

Cecilia thought that the date wine had a low alcohol content, so she accepted all the wines offered.

Many soldiers heard that Her Royal Highness the Princess was so generous and wanted to join in the fun.

Some people were too timid to step forward when seeing Valken's cold face, but there were still some brave ones who insisted on having a drink with Her Royal Highness the Princess.

Valken couldn't stop Cecilia, but he could still stop those soldiers who always offered him a glass of wine. He didn't know how many people he stopped for the princess. In the end, it was Droville who stepped forward and ended this ridiculous scene.

Cecilia was a little tipsy at the end of the drink, and Valken looked helpless, "You are really messing around."

Cecilia chuckled.

After saying hello to Droville, Valken helped the princess leave.

After getting away from the crowd, Cecilia pushed Valken away a little, her eyes clear and not at all drunken.

Valken finally reacted and laughed. He really thought that His Highness was drunk after drinking the date wine.

Cecilia walked very slowly, and Valken subconsciously slowed down his pace as well.

The two of them walked along the internal path of the base.

The night breeze caressed Cecilia's hair and skirt swayed gently in the breeze.

"Valken."

"Ok?"

Valken looked at Cecilia, but did not hear what Cecilia said next.

After a long while, "It's okay, I just called you."

When was the last time you took a slow evening walk with friends like this?

Cecilia couldn't quite remember.

It was a really happy time to be with them at that time.

When I came back, I met Ellal and Abeluna.

If I could see the remaining old friends, it wouldn't matter even if we were enemies.

Cecilia regretted that she left so hastily.

If I had said goodbye properly, if I had stayed a little longer, if...

But these four hundred years have passed here.

Valken felt that His Highness was not in a very good mood. "Your Highness, is there anything you should be aware of when the Giants hold a celebration banquet tomorrow?"

Cecilia came back to her senses, turned her head and looked at Valken, somewhat unresponsive.

"I don't know much about the giants, and I'm worried that I might cause you trouble."

Cecilia only knew the rules from four hundred years ago. Over the past four hundred years, there have been some changes.

However, Cecilia had the golden finger of the system. She looked up some information and told Valken about it based on her own experiences.

The two walked very slowly. The place where they were stationed was not very big, and Cecilia was not in a hurry to go back, so the two of them walked around in circles just as if it was a walk.

Valken listened to what Cecilia said patiently and asked some questions from time to time. Cecilia didn't know the answer to every question. If she didn't know, she would say she didn't know. If she knew, she would explain it clearly.

Valken benefited a lot from this journey.

"The records in the Royal Library are very comprehensive. I have never had a way to learn about this before. It sounds like the Giants are even more sophisticated than us humans in terms of customs and culture."

Cecilia was stunned, then nodded vaguely, "Yes, the giants themselves are a race that is extremely particular about customs, but I think the dwarves are even better than them in this regard."