Princess Griffine blinked. "Mr. Brand, I understand this is somewhat idealistic, but I at least hope to change this kingdom from its current situation... In the North, even in Jandener, Viero, and many other places, chaos and calamities caused by the nobles continue, while the descendants of Former King Ai Ke do nothing."
"Yes, so Tonyger will not remain stable for long. Everyone must fight and sacrifice for their future."
"Is Mr. Brand ready?"
"Just waiting to persuade Duke Viero."
...
Medisha was playfully teased by the enthusiastic Elf Girls for a while before they let go of her. The Silver Elf Princess, having never experienced such a scene in this life or the last, was left with disheveled clothes and a flushed face, almost as if she could drip blood.
As she landed, perhaps afraid of being retaliated against, the Tree Elves whistled and immediately scattered, nearly causing the winner of our archery competition to fall to the ground. Fortunately, Antitina quickly caught her, "Those silly girls." The Staff Lady shook her head, casually handing Medisha her Silver Bow.
"Thank you, Sister Antitina," Medisha said, still shaken.
However, as she looked up at the distant flag belonging to the Silver Elf Royal Family flying high, her eyes shone with satisfaction again. Who knew how many years it had been since this flag appeared so magnificently in people’s view.
Holding the bow at that moment, her body and soul seemed to return to that past era, with silver warhorses galloping across the wilderness, and the ancient sound of horns resonating with the vast Earth.
Antitina saw the momentary daze of the Silver Elf Princess and could guess her thoughts, sighing as she gently draped a cloak over her. Although it was midsummer, the cool breeze after sweating could still cause illness. She had long been accustomed to handling such details for Brand and momentarily forgot that Medisha was merely a Heroic Spirit.
Medisha was slightly stunned, looking at Antitina with some emotion: "Thank you so much, Sister Antitina."
"This is the second time." Antitina shook her head, not taking it to heart.
"No, because it reminds me of Sister Lord," Medisha replied seriously.
"Is that so?"
"Well, perhaps even more gentle. Just like the sister I imagined, yes, just like that..." The Silver Elf Princess smiled sweetly.
Antitina looked at her closely, having heard some of Medisha’s stories, and knowing that her relationship with her sister might not be so harmonious. She smoothed the girl’s bangs and replied, "Perhaps that’s just how it is between the Royal Family..."
"Royal Family?" Medisha pondered for a moment, looking at Antitina: "By the way, Sister Antitina, has the Lord still not found the reason?"
"No." The Staff Lady recalled the matter, shaking her head: "Miss Alloz also checked for me, but I am not of the Golden People’s blood. That time, it might have been Lord Martha’s blessing."
"Lord Martha’s blessing?"
Medisha looked at Antitina, suddenly asking, "Sister Antitina, where is your necklace?"
"Necklace..." Antitina was slightly startled, instinctively pressing her chest, "Necklace?"
"Yes, the necklace you always wore before going to Ambeser. Didn’t you always carry it with you? I remember seeing it once at the Sea of Shining," Medisha replied quietly.
"That... I lost it earlier, why?"
"Nothing." The Silver Elf Princess smiled slightly: "I didn’t expect the careful Sister Antitina to lose something. If you told the Lord, he wouldn’t believe it."
"No need," Antitina quickly replied: "The Lord is busy preparing for the war with Count Rangdenier, better not bother him with such trivialities."
"Is that so?"
The Staff Lady nodded slightly.
Medisha thought for a moment, seeming to want to say something more. But just then, a commotion suddenly rose from a corner of the arena. The crowd over there seemed to become agitated, and both of their attention was momentarily drawn over.
However, compared to Medisha, Antitina was, after all, just an ordinary person. The Silver Elf Princess quickly discerned what was happening over there.