It's not the protagonist, what does it matter if you are trapped in the Shura field

Chapter 646 The Witch's Introduction

"So you gave someone else's city-state to a... mercenary?"

Looking at the report in his hand, Luo Wei couldn't help but want to laugh.

The lord of Haiwang County thought he was really going to lose his job, so he quickly wrote to the members of the united city-states here, asking them to plead for his life.

“I asked them who’s in charge there! But they won’t tell me!” Saya said reluctantly.

“But before that,” Rowe looked at the report and slowly leaned back, “you went to investigate clues about the Forbidden Church and asked people, ‘Where is the culprit?’ They answered you, ‘He’s right under your gun.’ Why did you beat up the person who answered you?”

"Because he also said, 'Can't you tell?' Why do I have to see it? Isn't this just making trouble for no reason?"

"..."

Luo Wei simply couldn't hold back anymore.

He probably said it offhand while he was completely bewildered; this guy is just too cute.

However, these are all minor issues. As long as the main problems are resolved, the trouble she caused will not be difficult to handle. If it were Anai Ning, she probably wouldn't be able to come back for three months. When she does come back, she might even be on good terms with the villain.

Now, it's basically just him and Saya handling these matters. Although it's just the two of them, a round trip is quick and manageable. There are always rumors circulating that demon gods can destroy countries, and Luo Wei says that this is indeed not a rumor. Their current combat power is devastating to most countries. Heroes are just people they can easily kill. Schemes and tricks have no effect on them.

However, the countries of the Dark Familiars mentioned by the White Priestess do seem to be facing a significant threat.

Is the situation worsening?

In fact, Lion Garden itself was not entirely unscathed. With the Prime Minister gone and the Royal City burned down, there were also restless forces in the surrounding area. Otherwise, Lord Red Needle would not have been guarding the Royal City instead of the border. So, with Lord Northern Border stationed in the North and Lord Red Needle's own forces in the East, who was the person most likely to be harassed on the border while simultaneously occupying the Southwest?

Well, Lucas must be scratching his head and getting as anxious as a monkey right now.

That's why Luo Wei said that taking too big a step will lead to disaster, and now it has come true. If he goes back to the Western Territory now, he will have nothing. The morale of the army in the Western Territory is about to collapse as they try to hold on here. It would be strange if he didn't jump up and down in trouble.

"Is that enough? I've done everything I asked!" Saya said, annoyed.

"Hmm..." Rowe nodded. "Well done."

"...?"

Saya thought she had misheard and turned her head to put her arm around her own.

"Well... it's nothing! It's just a fragile thing!"

“Okay, I understand,” Luo Wei said, then raised an eyebrow at her. “But you didn’t need to report to me. Did you come to see me specifically because…”

Saya paused for a moment.

"I...I just wanted to pay off my debts as soon as possible!!"

"Then I'll wait for you tonight."

"Get out! Get out! You're saying such disgusting things, and don't forget to keep a record of the debts...!"

Saya walked away without looking back.

Luo Wei knew she would come to find him that night. Even an angel who could destroy a kingdom had to sell herself to pay off her debts; the world was truly going to the dogs...

but--

Once he was alone, he slowly lowered his gaze.

Aside from actively pushing the situation forward, the issue he cares about most right now is the Witch's Guild. The preliminary foundations for other allies have already been laid, and all he needs to do is wait for people to come and join him step by step. During the time he was in Senkamanda, several forces arrived in the valley, and reinforcements from Saya's hometown also arrived. Among them, a prince who came to arrange a marriage was driven out of the valley along with his army by Lovely. He doesn't need to tell the princess to handle these things well.

The Dark Familiar nations mentioned by the White Priestess are actually located very close to the locations on the Witch's Guild invitation.

Luo Wei wasn't sure if there was any connection between them, but one thing related to the Witch Association was Gui Wuhai. Since Ilushi wasn't around, he wanted to resolve this issue as soon as possible, since she was the final boss of the previous round. Jasmine and Mei Qiuli's current double-movement device would definitely come in handy in the future, which was also a hidden card he held in his hand.

The Royal City is engulfed in flames—returning to the valley to provide aid—gathering forces—supporting Senkamanda—receiving information about the Dark Familiar from the Witch's Guild and the White Priestess respectively.

This is the current timeline. Luo Wei can vaguely sense that the events are being pushed forward, but what makes him wary is what the Third World is doing in this process.
There has been no news of them since the capital. Even though they have been severely damaged several times, both he and that old monster Randall are probably certain that these people will do something else. Now that their plans are spread across the entire continent, it is difficult to find their traces from the smallest details. Moreover, since the capital, these people are now avoiding him like the plague.

There needs to be a trigger.

For some reason, perhaps because the Witch's Guild really had extraordinary abilities, Luo Wei always felt that he could get something from there.

……

Northern Senkamanda Theocracy, outside the Free Lands Defense Line.

Niejie crouched in the grass, groping for her golden cup; the hem of her emerald green dress was covered in mud.

"Kill them! Kill them all!"

"But those villagers are, after all..."

“They were supposed to be killed because they couldn’t afford the military funds, and now they dare to hoard my things.”

"……Yes."

The subordinate accepted the order and left.

Just after giving the order, Niejie found the golden cup, got up and wiped it with her sleeve. At that moment, two men carrying several lost items walked up the hillside.

"I've found this much for you, at least," said the tall, gray-and-black-clad young man under his hood indifferently.

He looked at the saintess standing there and said in a magnetic voice, "But this style always reminds me of someone."

Niejie kept her head down, so her expression was unreadable.

“We already know what he looks like,” she said without looking at the two of them. “I even thought I liked him a little when I was at the Lion Garden, and he did this to me.”

"Then he probably let you know on purpose."

Beneath the young man's hood were a pair of silver-gray eyes that seemed to see through the essence of things.

He said, "If it's that person, they're probably planning to deliberately leak information to you. I've already seen that in the Lion's Nest royal city." "I haven't even provoked him," Niejie frowned, looking at the man named Xielun in front of her. "Can't you just attack him directly?"

"I'm afraid not."

Xie Lun answered calmly.

"The injuries I sustained back then haven't healed yet, and I don't recommend that you go looking for trouble with him now. At least until you've built up enough strength, no—avoid him as much as possible anyway."

"Really... I hate it!" Nege complained angrily in the distance.

She couldn't understand why he would suddenly come to Senkamanda's place to cause trouble when he was surrounded by the 50,000-strong army of the second prince of the Lion Garden. What had she done to offend him?
She even watched his games and cheered him on every time.

Now she's been forced to retreat, although this was one of the planned escape routes, but that Tree of Life should have been taken long ago, and there's also Elita...

Niejie took a slow breath and then looked at the other man beside her.

"How's the situation on Aselant's side?"

Gavin: "..."

The deputy knight commander remained silent for a moment before speaking: "The Lion's Garden Army has been stationed there for several months. Ever since the Lion's Garden Chancellor entered that portal, these people have been on standby without a proper command system. It wouldn't be difficult for your army to defeat them."

“Very well, then let’s take over the Duchy of Aselant first, and then—hehe.”

Niejie smiled.

Didn't you say that if you want to form an alliance, you have to prove your worth first? Well then, I'll show you my worth, Elita.

As the Holy Maiden of the Harp departed from the hillside, the two men who had once been enemies stood in the same spot.

"Is this your wish to restore your kingdom?" Xie Lun glanced at him with a low expression.

“You wouldn’t understand,” Gavin replied with the same look. “You, who come from another world, have no right to judge our awareness.”

"Is it."

Xie Lun ignored him and walked away coldly.

"Fate is never something that can be easily controlled, no matter which country or which world."

He left behind a sentence.

Gavin: "..."

……

three days later.

Lovely received a letter from Melendall upon returning from inspecting the military camp.

"A group of nobles rebelled?" Lovely looked at what was written on it. "Earl Halivell pretended to be at odds with the Duke of the North and feigned cooperation with them, then wiped them all out... Hmm, well done."

She didn't really care about these messages.

She'd seen far too many shortsighted people since she was a child. Lacking self-awareness, they projected themselves onto those success stories, unaware that people like them had never made a name for themselves in history. As long as it wasn't a mass rebellion, there was nothing to care about. Hmm... she'd have to re-examine the rigor of the conferment of titles in the future.

Let's maintain the status quo for now, after all, we urgently need manpower at this time... See? Even she, the fifth princess, admits that she shouldn't seize this opportunity, it's not like she hasn't publicly stated it before.

These aren't the only ones whose aristocratic rights have been violated. Do they even have the destiny to dream of becoming powerful figures? Are these people out of their minds?

"call……"

Overall, it's good news. The main urban area and the lower city, which were built first on the ground, are nearly half completed, allowing 200,000 people to return to life on the ground. In addition, there are even more people who are responsible for labor and want to move to bigger houses. Not only has she fulfilled her original promise, but business and daily life are also gradually returning to normal.

The Duke of the North and Earl of Halivell had indeed devoted themselves to this, and I hadn't misjudged them back then.

She was already considering recommending the Duke of the North for Grand Dukeship after the matter was settled, since he had not only fulfilled his duties but also defended the northern border for the kingdom. As for Sif's father, well... such talent is indeed rare in Gryffindor these days. Why not promote him to the House of Lords? It's time to let these emerging nobles remind other families of Gryffindor's steadfast traditions of the past.

What? Albert's daughter wants to come to Weeping Valley? ...Damn it! Don't send any more women he knows here!!
Lovely was sitting at the table, in a fit of rage, when Princess Emilykes walked in through the door.

"Lofley? Do you have time now?"

"What's wrong, Mother?" Lovely picked up a letter—yet another one for him. Why was even the girl from the general store looking for him?! And she said it was urgent and had it delivered to her?!
Princess Emily Kesh pursed her lips, carefully carrying what she was holding, and walked around to Lovely's side.

"Um... Lovely, why don't you try these?"

Frustrated, Lovely turned around and saw that her mother's basket was full of all kinds of socks, all of them the lightest, most breathable and finest made.

"??"

Why would I need so many socks?

She paused for a moment and looked up at her mother. She usually changed clothes in complete sets, so why was she taking so many socks separately?
"that……"

Princess Emily Kesh was troubled.

"Isn't it possible...maybe it will come in handy?"

"...?"

It took Lovely's brain about five seconds to process what she was saying. Could she be saying... that...?

She jumped up from the chair with a "thump" and then jumped down.

"I have something urgent to do with that nobody, I'm leaving now!!"

Watching her daughter's departing figure, Princess Emily Kesh sighed helplessly, then looked at the basket in her hand.

"Miscellaneous...fish?"

(End of this chapter)