Warhammer: Return of the Dragon.

"Thank you for your understanding. I believe that my father would also be honored by this praise in the country of Ersun."

Katerina remained alert, her face slightly sad and expression showing the sorrow of a daughter who had lost her father.

Imrik didn't care whether Boris was dead or not. The characteristic of all Russian emperors was that they died quickly in battle, which sounded very brave and honorable, but in the end they left behind a mess.

Dead or not, Catherine will become the Tsar anyway. As for those who question whether the Khan Queen can inherit the throne... King Phoenix is ​​going to find an opportunity and let Judith send them to find Boris's whereabouts. Since they miss the Red Tsar so much, let them be buried together.

Observing the little Maozi Lolita in the hall, first of all, although Katerin looks young, she already has the appearance of a beauty...

But Imrik is not a lolita complex. He likes dragons more than humans. Although Maozi loli is indeed a little attractive, it is not important.

The Phoenix King leaned over and whispered to the maid standing beside him: "Why did you send her to me? I don't have the time to pay attention to a Maori girl right now. Can't Judith arrange to send her directly to the White Tower of Hos?"

Phyllis covered her mouth with her slender hand, as if she didn't want to be seen whispering to the Phoenix King: "It's the hairy girl...Princess Katerin's request. Before leaving for the White Tower of Hos, she begs to see you.

According to Judith's words in Kislev, you are her mentor."

"What can I teach her, magic or divine arts?" Imrik rolled his eyes, feeling that this was nonsense. It was true that he liked the child.

But, this is a human being, and a Maozi Lolita, a natural ice witch.

Can I teach Katerin some tips on how to play the Flame of Asuryan?

Phyllis also rolled her eyes. Are students necessarily the ones who inherit martial arts?

"That depends on your opinion of her. You are the Phoenix King. Don't you lack confidence in training a human being?

Moreover, with Chaos now on the rise, Kislev also needs to play its due role. The descendants of the Khan Queen who can communicate with the energy of the earth veins can make up for the lack of magic in the National Defense Army."

After some trouble and teasing, Imrik finally accepted his fate. Catherine is at least a legendary lord, and with proper training, she can also become a help in resisting chaos.

It seems like a waste of talent to let him grow up wildly in the Ice and Snow Palace.

Catherine had no idea what the elf was saying. First of all, her Elvish was very unfamiliar to her. Apart from some common greetings, she only understood some magical terms.

Furthermore, when the Phoenix King communicated with his maids, he spoke with a strong Caledor Mountains accent, making the language, which already had obvious changes in tone, seem even more sonorous and powerful, with the high notes sounding like the clashing of swords and the low notes like the thunder of drums.

Silence is the best way to deal with the situation. The princess said nothing, only hoping that the Phoenix King would be friendlier to humans as the legend said.

"Princess Katerina."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Seeing Katerin jumping up nervously, Imrick shook his head helplessly, thinking that his image in the eyes of the Russians might have been demonized.

The Phoenix King stood up from the throne and slowly walked up to Katerina amid her nervous look.

Amid the incredulous gazes of the humans and guards, the Phoenix King knelt down, his eyes level with Katerin who was sitting on the round stool.

"In terms of identity, I am the Phoenix King, the monarch of the elves, and you are the Khan Queen of Kislev. Although the two countries have cooperated closely for many years, there have always been conflicts of interest. I can understand that you are afraid of me, and I also understand that you think I may use this opportunity to train you into a puppet of the elves.

But I am not only a monarch, but also a father... and a grandfather soon to be. I know the insecurities of a child in a foreign land. You came to the Phoenix Court because of the complicated political environment in Kislev, but in Ulthuan, you can temporarily put down the burden of being the daughter of the Red Tsar.

I can assure you that as long as you think the time is right and you are capable of ruling Kislev well, I will never stop you from returning to the Old World and taking back the power that belongs to you.

You are still Katerin Borha, the next Tsarina of Kislev, Queen of the Khans and Protector of the Four Realms, and no one will question your natural power."

"Is this your promise?" Katerin spoke in a very serious tone, with anticipation and a hint of uneasiness in her childish eyes.

Imrick reached out his hand kindly and stroked the long brown hair of the hairy loli.

"This is my guarantee, a guarantee from the owner of Caledon."

When the name of the owner of the Kaledo family was mentioned, Catherine relaxed his vigilance. His father told him that if the elves were doing things in the name of the Phoenix King, there was a high probability that there would be problems.

If you do things in the name of the Dragon Court, there will definitely be problems.

But if it is guaranteed in the name of the Caledor family, you can trust it 99 percent. The remaining 1 percent depends on whether the person speaking is Imrik or Draconir.

Katerina's eyes flickered. She had made many preparations to be forced by the Phoenix King to sign various unequal agreements, but she did not expect to receive the friendliest reception.

She sat on a round stool and touched her chest to pay respect to the Phoenix King: "Katerin Boha, thank you for your kindness."

"Yes." Imrick nodded gently and asked a question: "Katelin, you are a natural born ice witch. Unfortunately, although Judith said I can teach you, I am not good at magic myself. I can only ask others to guide your magic learning.

Do you want to learn the secrets of magic, or use it to protect Kislev?"

A clear choice: research or war.

Catherine lowered her head and thought for a while. The elves' magical attainments were the best in the world.

Over the years, just sharing some academic successes has helped Ice and Snow Magic break through the original bottleneck.

From the perspective of the Ice Witch, she really wants to delve deeper into it, but her father's experience seems to be vivid in her mind, and she needs strength to protect Kislev.

After thinking for a long time, the precocious princess offered a choice: "Can I have both?"

"of course can."

Imrik thought for a while. There were not many mages in Ulthuan who could guide Catherine. She herself was a descendant of the Khan Queen who had awakened the talent of an ice witch. She had unlimited potential.

Tigris is a good choice, but that guy is a little mentally abnormal and too gloomy and silent. He might turn the little Tsar into a paranoid.

It’s better to choose Belannaar. The old wizard is quite reliable. He has three top masters, Teclis, Eltharion and Draconir, who can be called the academic clique of Ulthuan.

The Phoenix King turned around and said to the maid beside the throne: "Phyllis, take Princess Catherine to the Dragon Palace. Lord Belanaar will be her magic mentor." (End of this chapter)