Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Cecilia roughly explained her schedule for today to Lorian, "I'll go to the Magician's Association to look for you tomorrow morning."

Lorian nodded, "Princess, take care."

When Valken passed by Lorian, he took a closer look at the eccentric magician president.

When Cecilia returned to the palace, the first thing she did was to find Gallup.

When she walked into the study, Gallup seemed to be reviewing memorials, but in fact his attention was all on Cecilia who had just returned.

"Father, I'm back."

Gallup pretended to be calm, but in fact he was eager to ask Valken what had happened in the past few days.

"Father, we have interrogated all the servants in Reynard's manor. Because the case involves many people, we dare not alert the enemy. We have recorded the names of all the officials who colluded with Reynard. Please take a look."

As Cecilia spoke, Valken, who was standing beside her, handed the confession he had obtained earlier to Gallup.

"Also, Reynard's butler Ford knew a lot but refused to confess. We have taken him back and escorted him to prison."

Gallup looked at the confession in his hand.

Mel grew up under Gallup's watch.

Gallup knew Mel well enough, and he knew very well that Mel was not someone who could handle this matter so smoothly.

It's very similar to Valken's style.

Very strict.

Gallup subconsciously thought that this was Valken's credit, and he looked at Valken with approval.

Valken saw nothing.

Cecilia took out the prophecy she found in Leonard's study and said, "This is the prophecy found in his manor according to Leonard's confession."

She personally handed the prophecy to Gallup.

Gallup put aside his previous confession and looked carefully at the prophecy handed to him by Cecilia.

In just two sentences, Gallup flew into a rage.

"What nonsense!"

Gallup simply ignored the first half of the sentence, but as for the second half, no king would want to see a kingdom or even a continent destroyed in his hands.

Even though this king has been called a tyrant by people in this world.

The moment Gallup got angry, Valken knelt down on one knee and performed the knight's salute.

Cecilia did not show this prophecy to Valken.

Facing the furious monarch, Cecilia showed no fear. She warned, "Father, please calm down."

Facing Cecilia, the daughter who had just become close to him, Gallup forced himself to calm down.

"Do you know who wrote it?" Gallup asked while looking at Valken.

He still believes that all the credit goes to Valken.

Before Valken showed any doubt, Cecilia said, "Captain, please leave for a moment."

Valken had gotten used to following Cecilia's orders during this period, so he subconsciously stood up and left.

It was not until I walked some distance out of the study that I remembered that I had not obtained Gallup's approval.

Cecilia, who was in the study, told Gallup frankly, "According to Reynard, this prophecy was left to him by the most powerful fortune teller on the continent of Swest."

Gallup frowned.

Cecilia continued, "And we found a black magician in Reynard's manor, but unfortunately she escaped and we were unable to capture her."

Cecilia's series of news forced Gallup to take it seriously.

Regardless of the truth of the prophecy, it can be confirmed that black magicians do exist.

"Are you sure the other person is a dark magician?"

It’s not that Gallup doesn’t trust Cecilia, but black magic has disappeared for many years, and Gallup really can’t imagine this thing appearing in the world again.

"I'm pretty sure."

Gallup was shocked.

If black magic really appeared in the world, the destruction of the continent would not be a false statement.

The only thing that can fight against black magic is magic, but in recent years, magicians generally have low abilities, and the number of people learning it is decreasing as technology develops.

Although some magic cannot be replaced by technology, everyone can learn and use technology, but the same is true for magic.

Those who can perform magic are gifted.

Or in other words, the one chosen by God.

But having talent does not mean you can fully master magic.

It requires a long period of training and practice. The process is painful and boring, and there is no future in sight.

Gallup knew very well that if a large number of black magicians really appeared, it would be a huge disaster for the current Kingdom of Anatolia.

Cecilia knew Gallup's concerns. "So my daughter took the courage to discuss with Lorian, the president of the Magician Guild. We want to hold a magician competition to attract more people to learn and pay attention to this profession."

Gallup looked at Cecilia in front of him. Although his daughter had not been close to him for many years, he knew his daughter very well.

His daughter would never be as calm, composed, brave and careful as she is now.

He remembered that Cecilia had changed slightly before she left the palace.

Could a trip to Clifton Harbour have made such a huge difference in his daughter?

Gallup didn't know, he had never heard of a black magician having the ability to disguise another person's appearance.

He temporarily suppressed his doubts and said, "It is indeed a good idea."

Cecilia smiled happily as if she had received a compliment. "Thank you for your affirmation, father. However, I discussed this with Valken on the way."

Gallup frowned.

If it's Valken...

It is indeed possible to think of these things.

"Okay, I understand. I will arrange this matter."

Cecilia had finished reporting to Gallup, "My daughter has nothing else to do."

Gallup put aside those trivial matters and asked, "How do you feel about going out this time?"

Cecilia said naturally, "I'm very happy. The world outside is very interesting."

Gallup's understanding of Cecilia in previous years came largely from reports from others.

Whenever I see Cecilia, she always rejects me.

Gallup didn't want to face the look of disgust on a face that so closely resembled his late wife's.

So he rarely appeared in front of Cecilia.

"Just be happy. If you want to go out again in the future, tell me and bring Valken with you."

Cecilia nodded.

"I see Valken is obedient to you now. He didn't hesitate at all when you asked him to step down."

Cecilia laughed, "I am my father's daughter, and if he listens to me, he listens to you."

Gallup was cheered up by Cecilia's words.

Thanks to Cecilia's words, Valken was spared from Gallup's rebuke.

Celine returned to the palace before Cecilia.

Since they came back two days early, there was no maid in the bedroom.

Fortunately, they came back on time and cleaned the room as Cecilia instructed, so the bedroom was not dirty.

Celine was the first to pack up the princess's takeout items.

When Cecilia returned to the bedroom, she saw Celine busying herself around like a rabbit.