Deposed Crown Prince: After three years of service on the frontier, the entire court knelt and begge

Zion Capo smiled at them, noticing their incredulous and skeptical looks.

Zion Capo addressed them, "Gentlemen, don't you believe me? I'm telling the truth..."

"Actually, we're all smart people... Before, when the Illuminati wanted to support me, I believed them... But now, with their Alliance City plan revealed, I understand perfectly well... With such grand ambitions, Lingas City... now Alliance City, they're bound to expand in the future... The British Empire, more or less, will be annexed by them, or they might even directly install a puppet regime... At that point, they can do whatever they want with us..."

"This was bound to happen sooner or later... I won't stop you... I mean it, for those of you who want to leave... I can offer you everything I can..."

"Because helping you is also helping me, right? Actually, we don't even have a chance against Boudica... let alone against the Illuminati, so for now, doing nothing... and not offending anyone is our way of survival..."

These cabinet ministers saw that Zion Capo was so clear-headed.

These cabinet ministers are looking at each other now...

Some of them began to raise their hands: "If Your Majesty is so, please provide me with some proof; I want to try..."

"I want to give it a try..."

Soon, nearly half of the cabinet ministers began to express their opinions...

They all knew what Zion Capo had said.

Given the current situation, if Zion Capo still shows signs of fighting back, they might all stay.

But seeing Zion Capo's attitude of giving up, they all started to consider quitting.

In fact, the British Empire was already fragmented and teetering on the brink of collapse.

He was like a wrecked ship in a vast ocean, which would be destroyed by even the slightest storm.

After listening to these people's words, Zion Capo's expression remained unchanged; he simply smiled slightly at them.

"Okay, I'll arrange it for you later... Good luck."

The cabinet ministers looked on incredulously when they heard Zion Capo say this.

"Your Majesty, are you sincere? We..."

Seeing their still somewhat hesitant expressions, Zion Capo said with a wry smile, "Of course I mean it... Even if you are rejected, I will still take you in and treat you as before... You should all understand my thoughts! Give each other a chance... I don't know how far this wrecked ship can go, and no one can guarantee it."

"I can't drag you all down with me just because I can't leave, right..."

As he spoke, Zion Capo looked at the remaining people who hadn't spoken...

"And you all, everyone, if you have the chance, you should all give it a try..."

Zion Capo maintained his seemingly nonchalant smile, his gaze calmly sweeping over the group of cabinet ministers before him, each with their own thoughts.

He could clearly feel the restlessness and scheming in the air—a thirst for power and an instinctive escape from the sinking ship.

“Of course, everyone!” Zion Capo’s voice remained steady, carrying a hint of barely perceptible fatigue and insight.

“I, Zion Capor, hereby promise that all those who wish to go to Lingas, the ‘City of the Alliance,’ will receive today a letter of recommendation personally signed by me, as well as official documents proving your status and contributions in the British Empire. I will ensure that your resumes are impressive enough to meet, or even exceed, the high standards he has set.”

As he spoke, Zion Capo looked at the people who were trying to restrain themselves, and then smiled.

"Gentlemen, what do you say? Do I really have to beg you?"

After Zion Capo said those words, the people in the room stopped being so reserved.

After all, Zion Capo has already said all this, so it doesn't seem like it's fake.

"You don't need to make that face anymore. Actually, now that I'm in this position, if I had a choice... I'd rather join them... but obviously, I can't do that right now..."

Upon hearing Zion Capo's words, everyone nodded and bowed, excitedly saying, "Thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty!"

"Your Majesty is truly wise and understanding!"

"We will never forget Your Majesty's kindness!"

With that, Zion Capo smiled and said, "Alright, like I said before, if you pass, that's great... But if you don't pass, remember, I'll be here waiting for you to come back..."

The ministers then nodded in agreement and left...

As everyone left, a cold glint appeared in Zion Capo's eyes.

At that moment, an old man beside Zion Capo said, "Patriarch, what are you doing...?"

Zion Capo smiled and said, "That's not what I meant..."

Upon hearing Zion Capo's words, the old man looked surprised and astonished, saying, "Could it be Queen Boudica's intention...?"

Zion Capo nodded.

An elderly man standing nearby, upon hearing Zion Capo's words, exclaimed in surprise, "Master, Empress Boudica has returned?"

Sion Capo nodded to the old man: "It's not Queen Boudica who's coming, but Granny Eliza..."

The old man was still somewhat surprised after hearing what Zion Capo said.

Because the old man was practically inseparable from Zion Capo, he didn't even know when Eliza had returned...

Zion Capo saw the old man's expression and understood his concerns.

"To be precise, it was their message... Judging by the time, they should have arrived. Let's go greet them..."

The old man nodded after hearing Zion Capo's words: "Go to greet him? Where to?"

Zion Capo gave a barely perceptible smile: "Just follow me..."

The old man was Zion Capo's most trusted confidant.

Zion Capo didn't actually rebel at first; she was persuaded by Boudica's policies after she started working with him...

She knew that Boudica's plans were the ones that were feasible.

Later, after the incident in Lingas, Boudica, with foresight, directly sent him to rebel.

He naturally listened to Boudica, and then pretended to rebel.

Meanwhile, some nobles here, who were similar to Boudica, knew that they had put on this show with Zion Capo.

Boudica died at the crucial moment.

As for where they're going, nobody knows.

Although Zion Cabo became king, he was truly restless and unable to eat or sleep...

Fortunately, Boudica had given him some general ideas before she left, which gave him a better understanding of the situation...

However, he only discovered this after he became king.

This will be a completely different experience being a king compared to being a king before...

The previous kings of the British Empire actually did relatively few things...

Unlike now...

He knew very well that he had no way of handling these things.

Of course, it was Boudica's idea to send these trusted confidants to join him.

Of course, it wasn't Boudica's personal idea, but rather a shadow guard sent by Boudica.

These Shadow Guards are in no way inferior to, and in fact far surpass, the Light Guards...

After the Shadow Guard arrived, he told Zion Capo to do it...

With that, they went straight into the castle...

Inside, there is a secret room that leads to the outside.

Of course, you can go from this side to the outside, or from the outside to the inside.

The Shadow Guards had arranged to meet here, and judging by the agreed time, Granny Eliza should have arrived by now...

The old man standing to the side asked Zion Capo with some concern, "Master, won't they be discovered if they come here...?"

Upon hearing the old man's words, Zion Capo smiled and then waved his hand, "We won't be discovered. Nobody's paying attention here... Nothing will happen here..."

They wandered around the castle, and the old man actually knew about this place.

Upon reaching the doorway of a room inside a cellar, Zion Capo immediately became somewhat nervous...

The reason is simple: Zion Capo clearly remembers that the door was open before, but it is now closed.

Without a doubt, it was Grandma Eliza who had arrived.

After all, only Zion Capo and the old man beside him knew about this place.

The other people didn't know about this place...

Zion Capo and the old man beside him exchanged a glance.

He knew perfectly well that they had come with a purpose...

As for his purpose, he didn't know...

He was also uneasy, for no other reason than that she was loyal to Boudica.

However, he didn't know what he meant to Boudica.

He had some reservations when he was first made king, for no other reason than that.

He was perfectly clear-headed; this was a very sensitive matter...

It's also a shield.

If Boudica had asked him to be a cannon fodder this time, he wouldn't know what to do...