My incarnation is becoming a global calamity.

When Su Tu opened the door to his royal palace room again, he discovered that the guard who had been monitoring him had been replaced.

However, he didn't seem to care.

No matter who is monitoring him, it's all the same.

"Mr. Su Tu, where are you going? I can take you there."

The guard's respectful tone when speaking to Su Tu surprised him somewhat.

The previous guard was also quite respectful.

However, that was just a formality; unlike the guard in front of him, his respect was genuine and heartfelt.

"Take me to the princess."

Su Tu naturally treats those who respect him differently.

His tone of voice was not as cold and sharp as usual; it was much gentler.

"Yes."

The guard bowed respectfully and led the way, guiding Su Tu out of the building.

This time, the guards didn't take him to the garden, but instead took him to the building next door.

This building is also made of stone bricks, magnificent yet elegant.

Many maids came and went from the building, and guards in white armor patrolled around it.

Based on the current situation, Su Tu guesses that the princess should be in her room.

Led by the guards, the two entered the building one after the other and finally arrived at a room on the third floor.

Like the doors to other rooms in the palace, the princess's room door was also made of wood.

However, it is much more luxurious than this door, at least from the outside.

While Su Tu was lost in thought, the guard next to him went up and knocked on the door.

"Your Highness, Mr. Su Tu requests an audience."

After the guard knocked, the door was not opened immediately; instead, it took quite a while before it was opened.

Of course, the person who opened it was not the princess, but a maid dressed as a maid.

"Mr. Su Tu, Her Highness the Princess invites you in."

The maid's voice was indifferent, giving the impression of a stranger being unapproachable.

Su Tu didn't say anything, just nodded and went inside.

The room wasn't decorated as luxuriously as he had imagined; it was simply white.

Apart from the things that a normal person's room would have, there were no other decorations.

"Su Tu, what do you need me for?"

Eve wasn't wearing a princess dress, but rather casual clothes, which made her look less elegant and more lively.

The only thing that surprised Su Tu was that her face was wet and her eyes were a little red.

She looked like she had just been crying and had washed her face specifically because someone wanted to see her.

Su Tu subtly shifted his gaze, not bothering to investigate why Eve's eyes were red.

That's someone else's privacy. It's no big deal if they cry in their room.

As for the reason for crying, he had no right to ask, nor did he want to ask.

Otherwise, you won't receive gratitude, and you might even get into a lot of trouble.

Su Tu doesn't like deliberately seeking out hardship when there isn't any.

"I just want to ask when the baptism ceremony starts."

He originally planned to go directly to the king.

But then he thought that the king was busy with his affairs and might not necessarily summon him.

Instead, we should go and see if the princess, who is usually free, knows.

If we knew, that would be best.

If she doesn't know, then it's not too late to ask the king.

Since the crown was in his hands and the game's missions had no deadline, he wasn't in a hurry at all.

He didn't know if others would be anxious.

Eve gestured for the maid to bring coffee before turning her gaze to Su Tu.

A hint of anxiety flickered deep within his bright eyes.

However, she hid this anxiety very well, and Su Tu did not notice it.

"Barring any unforeseen circumstances, it should happen in the next few days, at the latest within three days."

Upon hearing this, Su Tu nodded secretly.

Yes, barring any unforeseen circumstances, the baptism ceremony will indeed take place in the next few days.

After all, Bot did find the whereabouts of the crown and also reached a magical tool exchange deal with Rhys.

Unfortunately, the accident still happened.

His taking the crown was this low-probability accident.

Of course, he remained outwardly calm, his expression unchanged.

He simply nodded slightly and gave a soft hum.

It seems that they wanted to express that they had heard it in this way.

Eve also remained silent, simply watching Su Tu quietly, her thoughts unknown.

Su Tu noticed that Eve's gaze had been fixed on him.

I wondered if there was something on my face.

However, he didn't ask any questions and remained sitting quietly, giving off a reserved air.

Since living in this world for a year, he hasn't been very talkative.

I just want to sit quietly by myself, watching the sunrise and sunset, watching the snow fall and the ice melt.

It was very pleasant and comfortable, but I felt a little lonely.

But he felt nothing at all about this loneliness.

They even enjoy this solitude.

Of course, his silence with the princess was not due to his personality.

Chun Chun simply didn't want to speak, that was all, there was no other reason.

"Princess, Mr. Su Tu, your coffee."

The maid's respectful voice broke the silence between the two.

The water glass made a slight clinking sound when placed on the table; it was both very soft and loud.

After the maid left, Su Tu picked up his coffee and took a small sip.

The coffee was bitter, but it tasted great, and it gave me a unique feeling.

He placed the coffee on the table before turning to look at Eve.

"Princess Eve, I have a question to ask first."

Eve turned to look at Su Tu, a hint of doubt showing on her delicate face.

Clearly, she was also somewhat interested in the questions Su Tu wanted to ask.

Seeing the princess's expression, Su Tu didn't hesitate any longer and asked the question he wanted to know.

"How many other calamities like mine exist in the empire?"

The main reason for asking this question was to steer the conversation toward disaster.

To make it easier for him to later find out how many surviving calamities were in the capital.

To his surprise, the princess lowered her head and remained silent after hearing those words.

He seemed to be pondering something, or perhaps he didn't want to answer the question.

All of this made it impossible for Su Tu to see through Eve's thoughts for a while.

After a long while, Eve remained silent with her head down.

Su Tu was patient enough to continue waiting, but as it was getting darker, he couldn't stay any longer.

Otherwise, it might cause the king to misunderstand.

He sighed inwardly before gently calling Eve's name in a calm yet slightly questioning tone.

"Your Highness, what's wrong...?"

Su Tu paused slightly, then continued speaking in a somewhat forlorn tone.

"I'm sorry, if this question is inconvenient to answer, then never mind. I'll take my leave now."

He slowly stood up, as if to leave.

However, before he could fully stand up, Eve stood up first.

"Wait, it's not that I don't want to tell you, it's just... it's just..."

She seemed a little anxious, which was evident in her tone.

With his back to her, Su Tu couldn't help but smile slightly.

But he quickly regained his composure, silently sat back down, and took a sip of his coffee.

"Your Highness, let's sit down and talk."