Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

There are loopholes in the Peace Pact that can be exploited.

Cecilia hadn't thought about it.

When they first appeared as Silver Moon Blade to negotiate the Peace Treaty, they did not expect any loopholes.

The eighth king.

The converted time is 327 years ago.

327 years.

Does Abeluna know about this?

She must know.

With her lively personality, she would definitely discover at the first sight that the people in power had violated the Peace Treaty.

But for 327 years, every human king has been using this loophole to enslave giants, dwarves and orcs.

From the perspective of those in power, she did not enslave the mermaids, elves, and demons, probably because she was afraid that the other parties would unite and tear up the Peace Treaty.

The orcs themselves are similar in appearance to humans. Apart from some external features, the orcs are almost indistinguishable from humans.

Although the giants are extremely strong, they have difficulty reproducing.

Humans of this era could easily die during childbirth, not to mention giants, who had difficulty giving birth in the first place.

After more than four hundred years of evolution, the number of giants shown on the system is only 30.

The greatest ability of the dwarves is their ability to quickly find ores, gold, jewelry, etc. In addition, their ability to build houses is also quite outstanding.

It just so happens that the dwarves have the shortest lifespan, with an average age of only forty-seven years.

These three races seem harmless.

The mermaids have the charm of their singing and the ability to control the ocean; the elves have the ability to communicate with all things and control plants; the demons have many small branches, and although there are many contradictions, each demon has different abilities.

From the perspective of those in power, no matter how you look at it, it is better not to provoke these three races.

So we picked the weak ones and chose three races that could bear the risk.

Cecilia frowned.

When the Peace Treaty was signed that year, the giants were the first to agree.

The original words of their leader at the time were, "Every race has the right to survive, and no one can deprive others of the right to survive."

People are not enough to swallow elephants.

Cecilia finally understood the meaning of this sentence.

Back then, humans only wanted to have a home to survive on this continent and not be oppressed.

When the Anatolia Kingdom was first established, almost all races, except the demons, provided assistance.

The dwarves helped humans build the capital, and today Petra still retains much of its original appearance.

The giants provided manpower, and the royal palace at that time was almost entirely built jointly by the giants and dwarves.

The orcs taught humans how to establish management systems and institutions.

……

Cecilia was a little sad.

Whoever gazes into the abyss, is also gazed by the abyss.

Cecilia suddenly felt that what she had experienced more than four hundred years ago was a fairy tale.

The Kingdom of Anatolia and human beings lived a happy and fulfilling life with the help of various races.

Mel saw Cecilia frowning and thought she was worried about being scolded by His Majesty. "Don't worry too much. His Majesty won't say much if you ask about this kind of thing."

It is a fact recognized by everyone that Gallup loves Cecilia. Even if Cecilia has some minor problems, Gallup will most likely turn a blind eye to it.

Cecilia didn't know why Mel suddenly said this, but she was in no mood to figure it out now. "Okay, I know, thank you for telling me this."

Mel didn't think this helped Cecilia at all. "There's no need for you to treat me to a special banquet for such a small matter."

Cecilia was stunned. This was the way she got along with her friends before, and she didn't think that today's dinner reached the level of a banquet.

What's more, as a little prince, Mel has seen all the good things.

"Next time, Your Highness, if you want to know something like this, you can always ask me."

Mel said this with a proud and confident tone, as if there was nothing in the world that he didn't know.

Cecilia smiled and said "OK".

After Mel said goodbye, Cecilia went to her own little study.

I sorted out all the clues I have obtained since I came back.

First of all, the most important discovery today is that there are loopholes in the Peace Treaty.

Could the loophole in the Peace Treaty be one of the factors leading to the destruction of the continent of Swest?

Secondly, I learned from Abeluna that they went to a forbidden area and found the black magician.

Judging from Abeluna's current behavior, she has at least reached some agreement with the black magician.

What roles did the black magician and Abeluna play in the destruction of the continent?

What people are more concerned about in the end is that Freya's traces were covered up by magic.

This shows that the other party is clearly capable of rescuing the people.

But the other party didn't.

Cecilia looked at the three key words circled on the paper.

The Peace Treaty, the Dark Magician, and Freya.

There are still not enough clues.

Cecilia used magic to hide the paper with the clues to prevent it from being discovered.

It was another sunny morning, and Cecilia was listening to the birds singing outside the window.

This is a rare morning without any incident since returning to the continent of Swist.

Didn't sigh for too long.

Cecilia just got up and changed her clothes, and Valken sent someone to report that Freya had appeared in the early morning and was continuing to track her.

Cecilia sighed. Based on the opponent's magic level, most of the people sent by Valken would be discovered at the very beginning.

Since Abeluna tacitly agreed to let Valken's people follow her, she was probably trying to hint something to herself in a roundabout way.

This tacit understanding that came from mutual understanding made Cecilia feel very awkward.

She never thought that her understanding of her friends would be used in such a place.

Halfway through breakfast, Lorian came over again and brought Cecilia the schedule and detailed procedures of the formal meeting.

Cecilia didn't expect the two guilds to be so fast.

She even suspected that when Lorian came to see her yesterday, the two guilds had already arranged these things.

"Okay, I understand. I will be there on time."

Lorian hesitated for a moment, "Your Highness, will you wear that mask when you attend?"

Cecilia nodded, "Of course."

"Then... could you please come find me in advance? Or I can come find you in advance, otherwise I'm afraid I won't be able to recognize you then."

Lorian always considered such trivial matters in detail, so Cecilia naturally nodded and agreed, "Okay, I will go to the Magician's Guild in advance to meet you first."

The princess is so easy to talk to!

Lorian sighed for the umpteenth time, wishing the princess could show her power soon and make those two guilds shut up.