Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Chapter 106 Return to the city

A night of chaos and disorder.

The same thing happened in Droville.

I had originally planned to take a short rest and return to Petra with Her Royal Highness the Princess and the others.

The current destination was naturally to go to the city of Banlushevi to provide support. Upon hearing that Her Royal Highness the Princess was going back to Petra, Droville agreed very much.

Like most soldiers, Droville also felt that although Her Royal Highness the Princess could provide some constructive suggestions or solutions from time to time, she was essentially a character who needed to be protected.

It’s easy to fight against the vampires, but if she really has to fight against wizards, how could there be so many people to protect her?

After Cecilia gathered the Knights and Celine together, she started looking for a car to set off early the next morning when it was just dawn.

Finnian did not return with Cecilia, and Cecilia did not ask the reason.

There were still many people changing shifts on the road, and we returned to Petra without stopping.

When the car stopped outside the main city of Petra, Lorian's familiar figure appeared again.

Cecilia now saw Lorian and had a lot to say.

Without any unnecessary greetings, Cecilia asked Lorian to get on the carriage with her.

Valken really didn't have a good impression of Lorian.

Apart from a decent face and a magician's guild, there is nothing else to recommend it.

But His Highness seems to be very satisfied with this guy.

As soon as they got in the car, Lorian first talked about the achievements he and President Flora had made in Petra during this period.

Cecilia was overjoyed when she heard this, it was like giving her a pillow when she was sleepy.

"There has been a demon invasion in the Wakadi Mountains. Have you heard about it?"

Judging from Lorian's expression, he seemed to be unaware.

The transmission of information in this era is too slow. Why is it not as convenient as four hundred years ago?

This is not right.

Before they left, the wizards were already at the gates of Benlusevi, so even if the news was slow, it should have reached Petra by then.

"The village that was invaded this time was a hundred kilometers away from the city of Banlushevi. The wizards invaded at three in the morning. I heard that there were no survivors in the village. Then the wizards directly sent a large army to the border. When I left the city of Aslaide, the wizards should have been at the gates of the city."

Lorian roughly understood, "There are more than 9,000 people in our Magician Guild. Of course, there are only more than 3,000 magicians who can really control magic. The rest have magic, but..."

Cecilia understood what Lorian meant. "These are not problems. Remember what I told you before I left. I wanted to try something?"

Lorian nodded. Cecilia had said this mysteriously when the Magicians' Conference came to a successful conclusion.

"My attempt was successful. I have a way to make those magicians control magic in a short period of time and summon complete magic."

Lorian opened his eyes slightly. This was great news for all magicians.

Cecilia continued, "I know you are anxious, but I need to go see my father first. Go find Flora and the people from the Ruby Guild, and we can talk together then."

Lorian got off the carriage halfway and met Valken's unfriendly gaze.

Cecilia leaned against the carriage.

According to the existing clues, Cecilia speculated that the invasion of the demons was most likely instigated by the black magician behind the scenes.

The demon clan's territory is far larger than the current human kingdom of Anatolia.

The demons have been fighting among themselves for hundreds of years and have not yet unified, yet they suddenly come together to invade humans.

There would be a problem if there was no trick involved.

Apart from the black magician, who had the power to cover the entire demon clan, Cecilia couldn't think of a second candidate.

If this is true, if we want to completely stop the invasion of the demons, we still have to find a way to seal the black magician.

The method of sealing the black magician was not even written in the information left by the system this time.

I don’t know when this system will be online again.

As for the royal library in the palace.

It's difficult to check the "Peace Treaty" signed four hundred years ago, let alone find out how to seal the black magician.

Of course, it’s not that there is no direction at all.

If Cecilia remembered correctly, a thousand years ago, when the black magician was sealed, the elves and mermaids all contributed.

Both races are immortal, so it may be difficult to find eyewitnesses who experienced the incident back then, but it should be easy to find records or stories passed down by word of mouth.

The carriage stopped at the gate of the palace, and Valken's voice came through the curtains, "Your Highness, we are here."

Cecilia cheered up because she still had a battle to fight with Gallup.

From a distance, Cecilia saw Gallup standing at the study door waiting.

Cecilia ran into Gallup's arms like a child who never came home.

The two had never been so close before. Gallup thought that his daughter had been away from home for too long and had been frightened by the demon invasion. He patted Cecilia's back gently and said, "It's all right now."

Cecilia squeezed out two tears and said, "Father, you don't know how terrifying the vampires are on the battlefield. They bite any soldier they catch."

As he spoke, he took out a handkerchief and wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes.

Valken behind him pretended to remain calm.

It was clear that throughout the entire war, His Highness himself was not frightened at all. Even when the sixth-generation vampire stabbed his body with a sword, Valken did not see that His Highness was afraid.

Every time Valken thought of the scene where the sixth generation of vampires stabbed his highness' body with a sword under the light of the full moon, he still felt a little scared.

Gallup was a little flustered as he tried to comfort his 20-year-old daughter, who had grown into a beautiful young lady.

If only Cecilia were only ten years old now.

They will have more time to learn how to get along.

But if Cecilia was only ten years old, Gallup would never let Cecilia go such a far place alone.

Gallup took Cecilia's hand and walked into the study, "Let's talk slowly."

Cecilia followed obediently, but she was very anxious, "We can't wait, father. The city of Banlushevi is also facing the invasion of the demons."

Gallup didn't say anything, but continued to take Cecilia to the study.

After they sat down, Gallup took out a stack of documents and handed them to Cecilia.

Cecilia opened it and took a look.

Each was a document requesting reinforcements from a town near the Wakkadi Mountains.

There are nine towns in total, large and small.

This is because the town still has the power and means to ask Petra for help.

What about those small villages and settlements?

Will it be destroyed overnight like the small village a hundred miles away from the city of Banlushevi?

Gallup looked tired. "The prophecy I found out from Leonard said that the continent will be destroyed in three years. With the demons invading at this rate, it's a question whether our country can survive the first year."