Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Cecilia didn't know that her near-death experience had been witnessed by the people in front of her. Even though she was scolded, she knew she was in the wrong. "I'm fine, aren't I? Look, I'm fine all over."

Valken knew that the princess was lying. The scene was still vivid in his mind. He looked her up and down according to what the princess said, especially lingering on Cecilia's heart.

Since being sent back, Cecilia has never had the chance to change her clothes, and she only used magic to repair the pierced parts of her clothes.

She noticed Valken's gaze and felt uneasy, but then she thought that it was dark and there was only moonlight, so Valken might not have been able to see what Leslian was wearing.

"Oh, it's okay now, don't worry, I want to go back and rest." Cecilia said the second half of the sentence in a somewhat coquettish tone.

She really didn't want Valken to pay too much attention to her.

Valken withdrew his inquiring gaze. Yes, at least Her Royal Highness the Princess is fine now.

He knew that his naked look just now was extremely disrespectful to the royal family, so he took a step back and consciously returned to his rightful position.

Cecilia originally wanted Valken to go to the front army rest area to discuss with Droville the placement of human soldiers assimilated by the vampires.

But then I thought, I hadn't rested all night, and neither had Valken.

Cecilia was not sleepy now. Theoretically, she had rested during the period before she was revived from the brink of death.

When Delia saw Cecilia return safely, she stepped forward and gave her a big hug. She whispered in Cecilia's ear, in a voice that only the two of them could hear, "Thank you for your heroic fight last night, and thank you for the protection of the Sun Goddess."

Delia's absence from the battlefield did not prevent Leslian's deeds from being publicized by the magician team and the knights.

Most of the warriors, when resting after the war, knew about the heroic deeds of a magician named Leslian, who tried his best to stop the highest-generation vampires of the enemy during the war.

Of course, since it is a rumor, it will be exaggerated and distorted.

At first, Delia was not sure that the rumored Leslie Ann was Cecilia. It was only later that she determined through some minor details that the two were the same person.

"It's a very simple inference. The magician team said that Leslian has always been in Aslaide City and did not come with them from Petra. In fact, I have never heard of the name Leslian before."

Delia paused and continued, "Then the Knights searched for you all night, and the time when Leslian appeared coincided with the time when you disappeared, so I boldly speculated that Leslian was you."

I am full of loopholes.

Seeing Cecilia's nervous expression, Delia comforted her, "It's a small matter. Everyone is very anxious now. Not everyone has complete information like me. I also announced to the public afterwards that you rested at my place all night."

Cecilia was relieved a little, and then she heard Delia say, "But there are many rumors saying that Leslian has been assimilated into the blood race in order to stop the other side's highest generation blood race, and some people say that Leslian has passed away."

If there hadn't been help from unknown people in the early morning, Leslie Ann and Cecilia might have really died on that small hill that didn't even have a name.

While Cecilia was feeling relieved, she also made up her mind to strengthen her own forces.

After a short rest, at noon, after having a quick lunch, Cecilia immediately took Valken to the place where the army was resting to meet Droville.

Apparently, Droville knew from the rumors how troublesome the princess who had disappeared overnight was. If it weren't for Valken's sake, Droville might not even have met the princess.

"When a general is away from the court, he is not always able to obey orders from the king." This statement makes sense no matter where it is applied, not to mention that Cecilia has no real power at the moment.

Faced with Droville's unfriendly attitude, Cecilia knew the reason very well. She was really shooting herself in the foot.

At first, Valken gently reminded Droville to be careful with his attitude, but later he turned cold.

Cecilia ignored Droville's sarcastic words. Whenever she wanted to talk about serious matters, she would be interrupted by Droville, such as -

"Regarding the issue of soldiers being assimilated by the vampires, I have this to say..."

"Don't worry about the military, Your Highness. Just make sure you are in a safe area when the war starts and don't cause trouble for others."

"Watch your words, Commander Droville!"

Droville put down the topographic map near Mount Kapika and looked at Valken, "Don't forget, His Majesty has assigned me the highest command of the army! Are you loyal to His Majesty or to this prince?"

The topic was changed again and again, and even Cecilia lost her temper. When the two of them started arguing about the attitude towards the royal family again, Cecilia could no longer bear it, "I have a way to ease the assimilation of the vampires!"

There was a sudden thunderclap out of nowhere, and both of them looked at Cecilia.

Cecilia continued, "It's just a probability relief, it can't guarantee that all the assimilated soldiers will be relieved."

The word "probability" is still a new word on the continent of Swest. The development of theoretical subjects such as mathematics and physics is obviously restricted and hindered in this magical world.

Droville looked at Cecilia fiercely, "Do you know what you are talking about?"

Cecilia was not afraid of Droville's gaze. "Of course I know that the assimilation of the vampires is indeed irreversible, but the assimilation process can be eased. If the assimilation goes smoothly, you may not be completely assimilated into the vampires until you die, but there is still a risk of becoming a vampire at any time."

In human cognition, once assimilated by a vampire, one will completely become a vampire within three days at the latest.

Cecilia had thought so before.

Until she saw in the document the system gave her today that there was magic that could achieve the relief effect.

Cecilia did not continue speaking.

The three people in the room knew exactly what she had just said.

Before Cecilia came, Droville was very hesitant about the placement of the assimilated soldiers.

In the eyes of Droville and even the vast majority of soldiers, these assimilated soldiers are almost equated with vampires.

According to previous records and experience, these assimilated soldiers must be burned to ashes before they become vampires in order to prevent them from becoming vampires.

Whose father is in there? Or whose husband is in there? Or whose son is in there?

Droville had spent the morning trying to delay the decision on where to put these people by using other busy matters.

Of course he also knew that doing so was very irresponsible.

Fortunately, the assimilation of the vampires was not that fast, so he still had some time to delay.

Droville thought that he would be able to come up with a decision by the afternoon.

And now, Cecilia gave another option, even though he was well aware of the uncertainty behind it and that it might bring greater danger.

But it did give him another option.

It also gave those soldiers the possibility to survive.