Chapter 113 The Torristine Kingdom in Critical Situation

Queen Torristine was beginning to feel uneasy because she couldn't contact the Torristine Air Force at the border.

Although she didn't want to believe that what Wood said was true, she couldn't afford to bet at all.

If things are really as Wood expects, with their Torristine defense force, they will not be able to resist Albion's army at all.

Originally, the national strength was not as good as that of the opponent, and in the case of lax defense, it was more likely that the opponent would drive straight into the capital.

Marshal Gramont, whether it's true or not, immediately summon all the generals in the kingdom and your own soldiers to garrison the harbor of Torristine.

If it's just a false alarm, it's a military exercise, but if it's real...

If the matter is true, Queen Torristine herself has nothing to do with what to do next.

If Albion had planned it for a long time, Torristine would not be able to mobilize enough troops from various regions of the kingdom to resist the opponent's offensive in a short period of time.

Now the queen only hopes that all this is just a false alarm, but her intuition as a woman tells her that things will not be that simple this time.

Your name is Wood, right? You said you have the ability to prophesy, and you saw that the civil strife in Albion was caused by a black hand behind the scenes, so do you know, who is the black hand behind the scenes?

The fact that Queen Torristine asked such a question already shows that she has initially believed what Wood said.

As for the Queen's inquiry, Wood did not deliberately conceal it. After all, after realizing that his strength was enough to push across this world, Wood didn't need to care so much. Now he just wanted to return to the original world after reaping the benefits.

Her Majesty, have you heard of the successor of the void? The so-called void is the magic used by the ancestor Blimir. It is rumored that there are four descendants who inherited his magic.

The familiars of these four successors of nothingness are also called the left hand of God, the right hand of God, the heart of God, and the mind of God.

This time, it was Misnitron, the head of the gods, who was causing trouble in Albion. The other party had the ability to use any magic item, and first controlled some members of the Albion royal family, causing them to kill each other.

Later, after completely controlling the Albion Kingdom, he opened Albion's treasure house and obtained a large number of other magic items.

Therefore, the enemies who attacked Torristine this time may not only be Albion's soldiers, but also many powerful monsters summoned by him using magic tools.

The power of Misnitron does not need to pay any price for using magic items, including the consumption of magic power.

And the background of a kingdom is beyond imagination, and Sheffield can use this magic tool to gather a huge force in a short period of time.

It can also be seen from this that under certain conditions, the power of the mind of God is more suitable for team battles than other legendary familiars.

It's actually nothingness and the legendary familiar..., so you, as a familiar, possess such incredible power, could it be...

That's right, I am indeed one of the legendary familiars, the heart of God named Revis Rachel.

But unfortunately, as my contractor, His Royal Highness Anrietta, she is not the successor of nothingness, and I am also very puzzled about this point.

Maybe there are two hearts of gods, and I'm just one of them?

Queen Tristin naturally knew about the ancestor Brimir and Nothingness, and even their royal family of Tristins passed down a magic book recording the magic of nothingness.

It's just that the magic above cannot be seen or used by ordinary people at all, so the royal family has always believed that it is just a legend.

Not many people know about the legends about Nothingness and their demons, because these things are only spread in some ancient books and the royal families of several kingdoms.

Wood's ability to know such details also made Queen Torristine further convinced of what the other party said.

I don't care if Anrietta is the rumored heir to nothingness, but here I have a request to entrust to you.

This commission is not requested of you as Queen of Torristine, but as a mother's request.

You are the legendary familiar and possess such powerful power, so if Torristine really can't keep it, can you replace me and protect the child Anrietta?

Because of Wood's reminder, Torristine may be able to make some preparations in advance.

However, as to whether this battle can be won, in fact, Queen Torristine is not sure at all in her heart.

Albion's dragon knight unit is the strongest in the Chalkkinia continent, and if you add the army of monsters summoned by magic tools, to be honest, Torristine is no match at all.

As the queen of a country, she represents the will of the entire kingdom, so even if she dies in battle, she cannot back down, but Anlietta is different, she is still a child, and she does not need to wait to die with her.

Because of being the sole heir of the kingdom and because of the early death of her father, I have been very strict with her since she was a child, which caused Anrietta to be very lonely in her childhood.

Now that she has just experienced the grief of the death of her marriage partner, there is really not much I can do for her. Now, as a mother, I can only beg you to protect my daughter well.

Obviously, there is a huge difference in the strength of Torristine and Albion. Without other reinforcements, the queen feels that their chances of winning are really slim, so now the queen hopes that Wood can take Anrietta and run away as soon as possible.

Even the queen is still a mother after all, and there is no parent in the world who hopes that their children will not be good.

While instructing Wood, the queen even took out a key from her chest, saying that it was the key to the kingdom's treasure house, and asked Wood and the others to get some treasures for future life before running away.

As for why the Queen believed in Wood so much, and even entrusted her only daughter to him, in the final analysis, it was because Wood was Anrietta's familiar.

Once the familiar contract is signed, the familiar will not betray, and the relationship between the two is far more secure than that of lovers or even relatives.

Seeing the Queen who looked like a Tuogu, Allietta, who was still under attack, finally reacted at this time.

Compared with Wales, whom she only met a few times as a child, it would be more unacceptable for Anrietta if her mother died too.

If my mother doesn't leave, then neither will I. Anyway, I have nothing to lose now!

Having just lost her lover, and now letting her leave her mother and flee on her own, this kind of thing is obviously unacceptable to Anrietta.

This is also the first time she has directly refuted her mother, and her attitude is quite firm.