I, the Masked Swordsman, started my journey through a Lostbelt.

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The projection showed that Molly was petite.

But in Du Wei's eyes, her face was too eye-catching.

Who told her to have the face of a purple-haired female passerby?

If he weren't familiar with the Fairy Kingdom of Britain, he probably would have thought Morian was a member of the Sakura Squad.

Let's get back to the topic.

Du Wei did not expect Woodworth to propose marriage at this time.

Now officials and ambassadors are all on Woodworth's side, and almost no one opposes Morgan's marriage to him.

Only Morgan hasn't spoken yet.

This situation did make him slightly unhappy.

Du Wei didn't intend to make Morgan make another sacrifice, and this was also partly due to his own selfish motives.

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"You stupid dog, you say I'm shameless, but now the truly shameless one is you, aren't you? You mere bastard, yet you dare to dream of marrying my noble mother? It's absolutely laughable."

Before Du Wei could speak,

Bawanshi's face showed an expression of utter disgust.

He said almost everything Du Wei wanted to say.

"What did you say?! My feelings for His Majesty are...!"

"As for Mother? Well, Mother has to be willing to have that thought first, you brat, don't flatter yourself!"

Bavanshi made another sarcastic remark.

Putting everything else aside, just hearing those sarcastic remarks was enough to make Woodworth grit his teeth and his veins bulge.

He was the patriarch of the prestigious Ya clan.

Yet he was so unreasonably mocked by a little girl.

"The one who truly deserves Mother's favor is Du Wei. You can step aside. I discussed this with Mother a long time ago. You're too late, you idiot."

"What!?"

Woodworth opened his eyes wide in disbelief and let out a loud moo.

Did I prepare for so long, only to be a step too late?

Seeing Woodworth's stunned expression, Bavanshi felt like he was witnessing the most entertaining performance.

"Hahaha! You should really look at your own expression. If you don't believe me, go ask your mother yourself."

Bawanshi directly brought up the topic.

Woodworth was now eager to know the answer and no longer cared about anything else.

Even Bawanshi's rude insults.

None of these matters.

"Your Majesty! Is what he said true? I hope you can tell me!"

Woodworth asked with great urgency.

Morgan remained silent for a long time.

She looked at Woodworth with an emotionless gaze and slowly said, "Just as Tristan said. I have discussed the matter of marrying Du Wei with her, but I have not yet responded to it."

"I see, Your Majesty understands!"

Woodworth's face lit up with joy.

It turns out His Majesty didn't reply to anyone at all, which means I still have a chance.

Tristan almost threw me off balance.

Woodworth, having figured out the cause and effect, wore a smug smile.

“Mother, didn’t you say you would discuss this with me again? This is the union of Britain’s greatest fairy and its most powerful human! What could be more interesting than this?”

Bawanshi brought up the previous incident again.

Upon hearing this bombshell, Woodworth's blood pressure spiked.

If he were a human, he would probably be furious with Bavanshi.

On one side is his beloved daughter, and on the other is his loyal minister.

Clearly, Morgan was caught in a dilemma.

It's not hard to see Du Wei's true colors.

Morgan showered Bavansh with absolute maternal love.

Woodworth had been with Morgan for a thousand years and was her only truly trustworthy loyal subject.

But Morgan did not have romantic feelings for him.

He only showed concern for his subordinates.

To put it more vividly, Morgan saw Woodworth more as a cute dog.

The current situation makes it impossible for Morgan to avoid the topic of a marriage alliance.

Although she knew that a firm refusal would not affect Woodworth's loyalty, it would certainly chill the hearts of his subjects.

This is not a good way to manage subordinates.

"Your Majesty, please allow me to offer a word of advice."

At this moment, Aurora suddenly broke the silence.

It's obvious she has her own thoughts on this.

"The Fairy Knights Duvie and Woodworth are both top warriors in the Fairy Kingdom, and even I, as a woman, find it difficult to choose between them. Therefore, let's have another martial arts demonstration before the Emperor."

Aurora's proposal caught the eye of many fairies.

Woodworth's smile remained unchanged.

As expected, Aurora was on his side, even offering the advantageous condition of fighting.

Most officials and envoys thought this method was good.

Morgan remained silent for a moment before giving his answer.

"Let me make this clear: I have no plans to consider marriage at the moment, and even if a winner emerges, it won't mean anything. Even so, do you two still wish to hold the martial arts competition?"

Morgan addressed the crowd as if making a declaration.

Devoted to Britain, she had no interest in romantic love.

If it would benefit her rule, that would be fine, but marriage at this time would bring her no advantage whatsoever.

Britain still needs her to protect it.

If there were no way to ensure Britain's survival, she probably would never have touched the word "romance."

That's what I was thinking.

But when his gaze swept over Du Wei, he felt a faint sense of unease.

It's really hard to describe.

Perhaps the effects of yesterday have not yet faded.

"Indeed, Your Majesty, please grant your approval."

Woodworth replied.

He believed that Morgan had his reasons for not discussing marriage.