Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Celine had gotten used to getting along with Cecilia during this period of time. When she saw the princess coming back, she smiled brightly, "Your Highness, you are back."

Cecilia discovered that no matter which world they were in, people always greeted each other in the same way.

"Ah."

Celine trotted over to Cecilia and said, "I have packed your luggage for you. Since they haven't come back yet, we may have to eat a little later today."

Cecilia didn't care. "It's okay. You don't have to rush to pack your things today. You can still pack them tomorrow."

Celine said she must pack it up today.

Cecilia had no choice but to let her go.

On the other side, as soon as Cecilia left, Gallup called Valken.

Valken reported almost every detail to Gallup.

Gallup's subtle suspicions resurfaced from Valken's report.

However, from Valken's report, Gallup could also feel that Cecilia had grown in the other party's description, and she did not become so outstanding all of a sudden.

Gallup was wondering whether it was more likely that Cecilia had suddenly become sensible, or that Cecilia had been replaced by a black magician.

Of course, Valken couldn't really tell him everything. He and Cecilia had developed a revolutionary relationship during these days.

He saw the princess's growth, and he also wanted to do her a favor, so he concealed some things that he thought the princess did not want His Majesty to know.

Gallup had great trust in Valken, and he certainly did not suspect that there would be something hidden in Valken's report.

If Gallup knew about those concealments, it would magnify Gallup's doubts.

Before Gallup let Valken leave, he gave him two more instructions, "Cecilia may go out often these days, please help me take good care of her."

The only one who can make His Majesty use the word "help" is the princess.

Valken immediately expressed his position, "I will definitely ensure that Your Highness is safe."

Gallup picked up the prediction given by Cecilia again, and thinking of Cecilia's suggestion, Gallup fell into deep thought.

He summoned his secretary Turner and said, "Go find Prince Morpheus and bring Mel along as well."

Turner took the order.

Morpheus took Mel to the palace, and Gallop summoned Mel first.

He first criticized and then praised Mel for his excellent performance in completing the task, and then mentioned the murder in Port Vila.

Mel's mood was really like a roller coaster.

In the end, Gallup decided that his merits and demerits offset each other and let him go.

When Mel walked out of Gallup's study, he was still in a daze until he saw his father and came back to his senses. "Father."

Morpheus already knew that his son would not get any reward no matter what because of the princess this time.

In addition, Gallup had been wary of him for many years, so the other party would never put Meier in a high position.

"It's okay, go back first."

On his way back, Mel thought that he had completed the mission very well and would definitely be rewarded when he returned.

But Gallup's subsequent reprimand was like a blow to the head, making Mel extremely frustrated.

Morpheus entered Gallup's study. Gallup was rubbing his eyebrows. When he saw Morpheus come in, Gallup silently adjusted his movements.

Morpheus acted as if he hadn't noticed and bowed respectfully to Gallup, "Your Majesty."

"I called you here because I need to discuss something with you."

Morpheus stood up and waited for Gallup's next words.

"I need you to set up a magic guard in the palace in a short period of time, just in case of emergency."

Gallup's order was quite unexpected considering Morpheus's intelligence.

Morphis thought Gallup would take the opportunity to take it from him, and he had even prepared a psychological game with Gallup.

But the other party gave him other powers.

Although it seems that a magic guard may not be of much use at the moment, the management power is in his hands. Doesn't the other party really worry that he will seize power and usurp the throne at any time?

Morpheus suppressed his doubts and prepared to go back and discuss the matter with his confidants.

"Don't think too much. If I want to seize power from you, there are many ways to do it. You must handle the affairs of the Magic Guard yourself."

Morpheus nodded, "Are there any other instructions?"

Gallup seemed to hesitate for a moment. "Cecilia might also help. If she messes up, I'd like you to help her clean it up."

Morpheus immediately understood why he had to do this kind of task personally.

When it comes to matters concerning the princess, this king is simply...

But no matter what, Gallup is now the legitimate monarch of Anatolia, and Morpheus cannot disobey his orders.

Even this instruction contained some tenderness.

Cecilia didn't know that Gallup had already paved the way for her.

She lay on the bed in her bedroom and felt like the Princess and the Pea in the fairy tale for the first time.

It turns out that the difference between the beds in the palace and those outside is so huge?

This was Cecilia's last thought as she was about to fall asleep.

The next day, Cecilia slept until she woke up naturally.

I looked at the time and it was almost nine o'clock.

A startling awakening.

He also told Lorian not to sleep in, but ended up waking up late himself.

Fortunately, Lorian is not Mel. If he were Mel, he would definitely be sarcastic and mocking towards him.

In fact, although Lorian was not as bold as Mel, he also complained coquettishly about how long he had been waiting for Cecilia.

"Your Highness is tired from traveling so much, I understand. I am not angry, nor am I anxious. As long as Your Highness comes, it will be fine."

Cecilia, Valken: ...

She remembered that Lorian didn't look like this before she left?

"Sir, please speak to His Highness nicely."

When Lorian saw Valken's cold face, he immediately returned to normal.

Sometimes Cecilia really felt that in Lorian, Valken’s cold face was more effective than her identity as a princess.

What are these things?

When Cecilia sat down, Valken pretended to leave.

Cecilia did not stop.

For the time being, I cannot let Valken know that I know magic.

Lorian gave Cecilia a quick and brief description of his success during this period.

"At present, due to my intentional interference, the Ruby and Ark guilds have repeatedly failed in their recent missions, and our guild members have successfully resolved them. I have received news that the two guilds are preparing to join forces and come to me to ask for an explanation."

Cecilia thought that the idea that Lorian had come up with so happily at the time was a very brilliant one, so she didn't ask Lorian.

It’s not that Lorian’s method is not clever, it’s just too immoral and easy to attract criticism.