Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Seeing that the servants of the manor had prepared a lot, Cecilia invited everyone to sit down and eat.

Valken carefully reminded, "This is not in accordance with etiquette."

Cecilia knew that what Valken meant by "improper etiquette" was that they were dining at the same table with her.

Cecilia had no intention of changing their minds, and trying to do so without their permission would be making things difficult for them.

He didn't force it, and asked someone to bring the extra food to the table in the vice-hall. "You should eat something, right?"

Valken said nothing this time.

He was slightly better. Although his appetite was not as good as the princess', it was much better than the knights under his command.

After getting Valken's approval, the knights thanked the princess happily and went to have their meal.

The knights were in perfect harmony and did not look for a place to sit down. Instead, they shared the food with each other as if it were a buffet.

While eating breakfast, Mel also appeared in the restaurant.

Seeing that Cecilia and Valken had already started eating, Mel said, "I don't know where some people's manners have been learned from."

Mel didn't mention any names, and Cecilia wouldn't identify them. "Yours is still in the kitchen. Have they brought it up?"

Mel hummed, "Naturally."

The servant at the side immediately brought Mel's portion.

Mel's eyes were sharp, "Why do I eat the same food as those knights?"

Cecilia glanced at Mel and said, "Eat it if you want to, and don't eat it if you don't want to."

Mel curled his lips, but still started eating obediently.

Cecilia finished her meal first and wiped her mouth. "Have you not started to liquidate Leonard's assets yet?"

Aristocratic education almost always teaches people not to talk while eating. Mel rolled his eyes at Cecilia, but he still put down his cutlery and wiped his mouth gently. "No, I didn't have time to discuss it in detail yesterday, but your people called me over."

Cecilia gave an apologetic smile, "Do you need my help?"

Mel snorted again, "Rely on you? It's good enough that you don't cause trouble for me, and you're still helping me."

Valken, who had been silent the whole time, said, "My little prince, allow me to kindly remind you that it was His Highness who first noticed something was wrong in Port Vila."

Meier choked on Valken's words.

During this trip, he certainly noticed Cecilia's progress, but he was so bad at saying anything nice and was only able to make sarcastic remarks when he opened his mouth.

Mel expected that after Cecilia retorted a few words, he would go down the stairs and let her stay to help.

But seeing Cecilia's nonchalant look, Mel felt even more uncomfortable.

"If I don't need help, I might just head back tomorrow."

Mel noticed that the princess was in a hurry this time. "Are you in a hurry?"

Cecilia nodded but didn't explain.

Mel's original plan was completely thwarted. Not to mention the way out, Cecilia wanted to have the word "polite" written on her face.

Mel picked up the cutlery, forked a piece of bread and put it into his mouth, sulking silently.

Since you didn't plan to stay and help from the beginning, why ask yourself whether you need help?

This Cecilia is really getting worse and worse.

My actions just now must have seemed as ridiculous as a monkey in her eyes.

The more Meier thought about it, the angrier he became. When she needed him, she just called him over casually, and now that she didn't need him anymore, he looked like he was throwing away garbage.

Mel has never suffered such an injustice in his life?

But he forgot that he had spoken rudely to Cecilia and made her feel extremely wronged when he was on the Pearl before.

Cecilia saw that Mel couldn't hide his emotions like a child, "Maybe I can't leave tomorrow. I still have to deal with the servants in this manor."

Valken looked at the nose and the heart, and thought that His Highness was still too soft-hearted, and he couldn't bear to let the little prince sulk.

Mel heard Cecilia's words and looked up at her, "What did you say?"

Cecilia repeated it again, "So if you need me, you can always come to me."

Mel's mood was up and down like a roller coaster, but Cecilia could see that he was happy, but then she heard Mel say, "Who needs your help?"

It really is……

Celine slept until noon. When she opened her eyes, she saw that it was already past eleven o'clock. When it was almost twelve o'clock, Celine woke up with a start.

There was no trace of the princess in the room anymore.

Celine quickly washed and changed her clothes and left the room.

Not to mention the room, there was no one in the manor.

Celine was extremely scared. Oh my God, could it be that the princess didn't want her anymore?

She found the gate of the manor with the help of her memory. Fortunately, there were two knights left at the gate.

The two knights also recognized the princess's personal maid and greeted her in a familiar manner.

Celine felt relieved when she saw the familiar clothes.

Upon asking, I found out that the princess, the little prince and the captain had escorted all the people in the manor to the local detention center.

Celine felt relieved knowing that the princess did not abandon her.

The detention center at Clifton Harbour has never had so many prisoners to be held.

Cecilia waited until everyone finished breakfast and said that she would send all the people in the manor to the detention center.

At that time, the people in the manor still wanted to escape or resist.

Cecilia simply said, "According to the criminal law of our kingdom, sending you to the detention center will probably be fine, but you are now resisting the orders of the current princess, and you can be sentenced to death."

Everyone lost their resistance in an instant, "Really?"

Cecilia nodded, "I just want you to go through the process on the surface, otherwise my confession would be a little out of order."

Even if it is really against the rules, no one would dare to say anything.

Cecilia's status as a princess makes it legal and reasonable for her to intervene in anything.

But now the princess wanted to comply with the rules, so these people had to accompany her.

Except Ford.

Celine was in such a hurry to find her way out that she didn't notice that Ford was imprisoned in the deepest room on the second floor of the manor.

Accompanied by knights such as Valken, Cecilia took the manor servants to the detention center.

Mel went his separate ways from Cecilia and went to see the Count to start liquidating Leonard's assets.

Because there were so many people, the people in the detention center immediately called everyone back after seeing the Princess Medal that Cecilia presented.

Those who were on duty, out on vacation, or just off work were all called back for interrogation.

During the interrogation, Cecilia watched as usual.

Some people wanted to hide something, but they couldn't resist Cecilia's gaze.

Some people confessed more than what they said yesterday at the manor, and Cecilia wrote it down bit by bit.

Some people were involved in some of the bad things Leonard did, and they were all recorded one by one.

The director walked up to Cecilia with the confessions signed and stamped by everyone.

Cecilia took it and flipped through it. "Sentence as it should be."

"Yes!"