Divine Kingship

Chapter 280 Elsa in the Rain
It was raining heavily.

Since Elsa was accompanying them, Olenna did not follow.

As a secretary, Olenna actually has a lot of things to do.

However, as the person with the highest actual education among the senior management of the hideout, Olenna handled things very quickly.

In this era, education was mostly provided by noble lords themselves to their children.

Or hand it over to the local bishop for training.

Generally speaking, the most knowledgeable people in a territory are the lord, the local bishop, and the lord's staff.

If there are alchemists and mages on a territory, then they should also be counted.

Others can hardly be called learned.

The White Kingdom is relatively advanced, and there is a central school in the royal city.

Olena graduated there, and actually Ellie also went to school there, but during the holidays, Ellie and Olena came to the hideout together for a trip, which led to what happened later.

So much so that Ellie has not graduated yet.

Rand and Elsa walked in the rain.

Both of them were holding umbrellas made in the den.

The umbrellas made at the den are quite beautiful, and Rand plans to promote them for sale in holiday resorts next quarter.

Umbrellas don’t require any technical content, they already exist in the world, but if you make them a little more beautiful, they can still be sold.

"Are you worried about the King of Killers?" Elsa's cold face looked even more desolate in the rain.

Rand said: "I'm not worried at all."

"Because of the Lord Crimson King?" Elsa asked again.

Since the infrastructure is not yet complete, there is some mud and water on the road.

But it had no effect on either of them. Elsa walked lightly and could easily avoid muddy and watery places.

Rand was wearing rain boots, so he didn't care if he got splashed.

"No," Rand continued.

"Why is that?" Elsa was a little surprised this time and didn't understand Rand's thoughts.

"Because I think your father, the King of Killers, is no match for you." Rand said, "I'm not afraid at all."

Elsa's eyelashes fluttered twice along with her eyelids: "You trust me so much?"

"Yes." Rand confirmed.

The two walked for a while in the rain.

Then I saw the murlocs and nagas working in the rain.

Rainy days will make their scales feel much more comfortable. Maybe rainy days are sunny days for them.

These murlocs and nagas are almost tamed.

The main reason is that Rand's solution really works.

Just let the fishmen know who's boss.

Just let Naga's clever brain be put to good use.

Then it’s just a matter of governing normally.

The world is full of magical powers, but these magical powers have little impact on the lives of the lower classes.

Magic and alchemy can make the upper nobles live more comfortably, but for the serfs, their lives are no different from those of the serfs in a world without magical powers.

The situation is similar for other races. The lower-level elves, naga, murlocs, orcs, and dwarves all have to endure hard labor and have most of the fruits of their labor taken away from them.

Therefore, after Rand improved their lives a little, it was not so difficult for him to rule over other races.

Once this territory is completely stabilized, Rand can try sea transportation.

But first a port must be built.

Originally, this land belonged to the Anti-Development Committee, but no port was built on it, resulting in a huge waste of marine resources.

But that's normal, their policy towards ocean races is not as strong as Rand's.

The murlocs and naga on the coastline would indeed hinder the nobles' ideas about the ocean. However, Rand did not intend to indulge these aquatic intelligent creatures.

The construction of the port is imperative.

Then comes the construction of the ship.

After walking a distance, Elsa stopped.

Elsa turned around and came face to face with Rand.

Asked: "Do you want to see my current strength?"

Rand glared at me and said, "Let me make it clear first, I can't beat you. If you want to beat me, just say so."

There was no change in Elsa's expression on her cold face.

A naturally cold face might be an advantage. Anyway, most of the time, it was difficult for Rand to judge what Elsa was thinking from her expression.

Elsa pointed forward.

Rand looked forward following her finger, but there was nothing there but a field of grass.

There are several unknown small flowers growing on the grass, probably wild flowers that bloom all year round.

Elsa folded her umbrella and shared the same umbrella with Rand.

Rand didn't know what she was going to do, but because he was so close, he could feel Elsa's body temperature and soft arms.

Unfortunately, Elsa is now wearing work clothes and leather armor, so I can't feel her delicate skin.

Elsa moved a little further away, making the brief warmth seem like a dream.

Elsa left the range of the umbrella, arrived in front of the small flower, picked it, and then returned to Rand's side.

Rand saw a problem.

In such a heavy rain, only Elsa's fingertips were wet from picking the flowers.

Rand was certain that Elsa had indeed left the protection of the umbrella.

And she definitely didn't cheat with her magical stealing ability.

Elsa picked the flowers in the rain without getting any water on her.

This is simply amazing.

Rand had no idea how this was done.

"Amazing." Rand commented.

Elsa still had that indifferent expression, not looking complacent at all, as if such skills were just ordinary means: "I have something more powerful."

Rand stared at Elsa. He really wanted to see what was even more powerful.

Elsa led Rand forward for some distance.

This is the living area, and Rand's residence in the Full Moon Territory town is also here.

Elsa took a few steps back and retreated to the eaves at the door of Rand's residence. She said calmly, "I'm going to start."

Rand stared at Elsa so as not to miss the exciting part.

Then I noticed that there was a piece of black cloth in Elsa's hand.

He also felt a chill in his crotch.

Elsa raised the black cloth in her hand and said calmly, "I think my ability in that area has also improved."

Having said that, Elsa awkwardly stuck out her tongue and licked her lips.

Then she threw a wink and made an ambiguous expression that was not at all seductive.

Rand walked forward with a sneer, pushed Elsa into the door, pushed her to the ground, and then closed the door.

Rand stood with his legs apart on either side of Elsa's waist, and crossed his arms over his chest. He said arrogantly and confidently, "I am still unrivaled in this respect."

Elsa's expression returned to its calm look.

Looking up at Rand's body from the bottom.

"Fuck me."

(End of this chapter)