Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Mel's expression was not natural.

Cecilia didn't have the ability to read minds, so she didn't know what Mel was thinking.

Mel thanked Cecilia somewhat dejectedly, "Thank you for your help, Your Highness."

Valken felt that there was something particularly wrong with Prince Mel today.

Mel said goodbye to Cecilia and prepared to go into the palace to report the situation to Gallup.

"I have something I need to ask you. If you don't mind, I would like to invite you to dine at my humble abode tomorrow night."

Melbourne is still trapped in the anxiety of self-denial.

When Peacock heard Cecilia say that she needed to ask him for advice, his tail was about to lift up to the sky, and he accepted Cecilia's invitation quite proudly.

Mel walked by, and Cecilia said to Valken, "I went to the dungeon again four hours ago."

Valken knew about this matter, and his subordinates reported it to him.

"I used magic to survey Freya's cell. Guess what I found?"

Valken looked at Cecilia. It must be a useful discovery that made the princess so proud.

"Freya has not left the dungeon. She is still in that dungeon, but is obscured by magic."

Valken frowned.

In his opinion, there was no point in the other party doing this.

"I didn't break the covering magic. Freya is still a human being after all. She needs to eat anyway."

Cecilia didn't understand why the other party went to so much trouble to hide Freya.

Based on my understanding of Abeluna, she would not behave like this.

But it does not prevent the other party from taking action against Freya sooner or later.

Whether it is to rescue Freya or to find a way to keep Freya alive.

The other party will eventually show up, right?

Valken and Cecilia made a plan and had a clear idea in mind.

Since Freya has obviously escaped.

So if the other party really shows up and rescues Freya, wouldn't they just have to keep up with his footsteps and know what he's planning?

Valken agreed.

It seems that my previous suspicion of Her Royal Highness the Princess was really a sudden short circuit in my brain.

The next morning, Lorian came uninvited, "Your Highness, the people from Ark and Ruby wrote an invitation letter, wanting to invite our union to jointly host a magician competition, which can be regarded as a response to Prince Morpheus's decree."

Cecilia took the invitation and saw that the wording was quite official.

They said that as the three major magician guilds of the Kingdom of Anatolia, they should contribute to the development of the kingdom and the worries of the monarch.

It was obvious that this invitation was directed at Cecilia.

After Owen and Adams returned to their guild, they naturally told everyone that there was a powerful magician behind Lorian.

Owen and Adams' respective status in the guild is not low, and the two presidents still take their words very seriously.

The two of them discussed it and came up with this invitation letter.

Before they had seen such a being with their own eyes, they always doubted the existence and strength of this great magician.

Cecilia handed the invitation back to Lorian, "Have you replied to them?"

Lorian shook his head. After he was told what he had concealed last time, he didn't dare to act on his own, fearing that Cecilia would not take action if he agreed.

"Promise it, and I'll show up when the time comes."

Luo Rui'an was relieved, "Thank you, Your Highness!"

Cecilia was not in a hurry to let Lorian leave. She asked tentatively, "How much do you know about the Peace Treaty?"

Lorian was puzzled for a moment. "The Peace Treaty was signed by all races more than 400 years ago under the impetus of the great Silver Moon Blade. The continent of Swester ushered in a beautiful life of harmony among all races."

well.

It is almost identical to the records in history books.

"Other than that?"

Lorian was even more confused. "Your Highness, is there anything wrong with this convention? Besides, the Peace Convention symbolizes the continental principles of peace, freedom, happiness, and respect."

Cecilia chuckled and did not argue with Lorian anymore.

She can now basically confirm that there are indeed problems with the Peace Treaty.

If Mel couldn't answer this question well, Cecilia would have to take a risk and ask Gallup.

The system seemed to have disappeared, leaving him with only a huge but somewhat useless search engine.

Cecilia looked out the window.

It has been twenty-three days since she came into this world.

Progress is too slow.

Mel came in the evening.

When she came, she brought a bouquet of beautiful camellias and some small gifts for Cecilia.

It's just a formality between nobles.

Cecilia thanked Mel for the gift and asked Celine to put the flowers in the vase.

Melben had not prepared these. It was the housekeeper at home who made hasty preparations when he heard that he was coming to visit the princess.

On the way here, Mel looked at the random things in his hand and thought that Cecilia would definitely be picky.

Now that the other party readily accepted it, Mel felt that he was not well prepared.

Fortunately, Cecilia seemed satisfied.

Mel breathed a sigh of relief again.

Because of what Ford had explained yesterday, the two of them spent most of their meal discussing this matter.

After dinner, Meier took the initiative to ask, "What did you invite me to ask today?"

Mel did not forget why he appeared in the palace at this time.

Cecilia had not found a chance to change the subject before, so when Mel appeared, she started talking about Ford and Leonard's new discoveries.

Fortunately, now that Mel took the initiative to ask about this matter, Cecilia naturally would not be polite, "I want to know about the Peace Treaty, besides the things recorded in the history books."

Meier looked a little surprised, "Didn't His Majesty tell you?"

Sure enough, the truth lies in the hands of those in power.

"I did, but I don't remember it very clearly."

Mel understood.

Many times, he couldn't remember everything his father told him.

Out of face and fear of his father, he didn't dare to ask his father again.

He could understand Cecilia very well.

"I don't know much actually. There is one thing about the Peace Treaty that is unknown to outsiders in the royal family."

Cecilia waited for Mel's next words.

"After the Peace Treaty came into effect, humans established their first country, which is also their only country at present, the Kingdom of Anatolia."

"Your father is the current king, the thirty-sixth king of Anatolia."

"During the reign of the eighth king, he discovered a loophole in the Peace Treaty. Humans could use the Peace Treaty to enslave other races, thereby liberating humans."

"As for what the vulnerability is and how it was exploited, I have no idea. You'll probably have to ask your father about that."