The Mythical Path of a Princess from a Destroyed Kingdom

Mira sent a message to her companions in Curto, and looked at her colleagues sitting in the room.

All those involved in the war were present. Dinan, who was in charge of the war, and Primia, who was in charge of logistics, were the two highest-ranking officials and therefore sat in the two chairs at the front of the square table.

Sitting in the very center is Mira, who represents not herself, but Maginos.

As for why Her Majesty the Queen of Nesser didn't come in person, it's because she knew her presence would only increase the pressure.

Majinus, seated on the throne room, was quite far from the people below. Even so, many officials were still trembling with fear, so she avoided attending some meetings and delegated all authority to Mira.

Once everyone had arrived, Mira tapped the table lightly: "Now that everyone is here, let's begin the meeting. General Dinan, how's the mobilization of troops going?"

"The royal army scattered throughout the country is approaching Kurto territory. The first batch of troops should arrive in about three days. Rest assured, we are well prepared."

"As for diplomatic matters with the Titans, they probably wouldn't want to give up that territory, would they?"

“They’re unwilling,” the diplomat, who was on his way back, participated in the discussion via projection. “After all, there’s still money to be made from them. They have no intention of returning the territory until they actually see the Nesserian army.”

"Then let's fight. After taking back Kurto, let's fight all the way to their homeland and utterly terrify them."

One of the strategists suggested, "I think we should first subdue one country, make it pay reparations and cede territory, and then slowly plan to target other countries."

"This is destined to be a long battle. We cannot achieve victory overnight. We must take it slowly and increase our strength through reparations from other countries."

His words made everyone present think deeply. The most important thing was how to fight to gain greater benefits. Doing what the mage said seemed to be more in line with long-term interests and could also ensure that the war would sustain the war effort.

"Should we ask His Majesty?"

Primia looked at the head maid Mira, who was much older than her, and shook her head, saying, "His Majesty has already handed the decision over to you. It is up to you to decide."

"Then let's vote by raising hands. Those who agree with the proposed Karba war route, please raise your hands."

Many people raised their hands, and soon more than half of them did. Seeing this, Mira continued the discussion on the next question.

The troop movements could not be carried out silently. As they moved toward Kurto territory, the people of the Titan Kingdom and even Kurto territory quickly became aware of this fact, and the atmosphere and the winds of change rapidly shifted.

The Titans sent an ambassador to the capital, Dover, to demand an explanation of Nesser's intentions.

The officials on Nesserian's side didn't talk about reclaiming their homeland; instead, they simply and clearly stated what Nesserian, or rather Maginus, intended to do:

"Her Majesty the Great Imperius said that Nesery will expand outwards, she will wage war, and she will take back everything that she has lost."

“Go back and tell your king that you had better prepare for the upcoming battle, or surrender to Nesery, hand over the territory you took from Nesery, and pay back the taxes you have collected over the years.”

"If we really lose the war, you will have to compensate us for the losses of your troops as well."

The words were utterly devoid of any sentimentality or courtesy, resembling the war rhetoric of orcs and northern barbarians, leaving the ambassador momentarily at a loss for words.

I am a barbarian!

As long as there is no morality, one cannot be morally coerced. In the end, the Titan ambassador had no choice but to angrily report Nesser's response to the country, and the debate within the Titans immediately reached its peak.

They were unwilling to surrender, nor could they give up such a piece of territory. However, if a real war broke out, the final result would definitely not be good. If Maginus were to make a move, it would be like a natural disaster or man-made calamity. They did not have any legends in their hands.

"Your Majesty, what do you think we should do?"

After some discussion, none of the nobles could reach a conclusion, so they had to leave the decision to the King of the Titans.

The man, in the prime of his life, was utterly exhausted. Who could have imagined that after the destruction of the Imperius royal family, with only one survivor, things would turn out this way?

"Bring Courto back"

Before he could choose to surrender, the messenger rushed into the hall, and from the expression on his face, it was clear that he brought good news:

"Your Majesty, good news! Maginus said she won't make a move!"

Everyone turned to look, and the king stood up excitedly. With the messenger's explanation, they learned what was going on.

The receptionist on the other side stated frankly that Maginus, as the goddess of death, disdained to deal with them personally. If the Titans could drive back the Nesserian army, they guaranteed not to attack the Titans again for at least ten years.

Is this a safe bet?

"Your Majesty, she has at least claimed to be a deity. Surely a deity wouldn't go back on their word!"

One count was very excited, but the gods are generally trustworthy only to their most faithful and fanatical followers.

The main reason they wanted to fight was that they didn't want Kurto to be taken back and didn't want to give Nesery any compensation.

Even with special magical items like blood puppets, what good is Maginus's help without her help? To this day, they still believe that the Nesserian army is an army that can only win battles because of Maginus.

Chapter 609 Divine Kingdom Model

Maginus had no intention of helping, and even if she offered a blood doll, it would only be the bare minimum.

She needs a kingdom that can do things for her, not a small organization that needs her help with everything. If she can't even defeat the Titans, she might as well let Nesery continue to develop.

Besides, she really didn't have the time to take action herself. After the morning meeting, Maginus returned to her study, moving very quietly, as if afraid of tearing something apart.

After fighting the gnolls, she noticed something was wrong with herself. Her body, which had been modified by divine power and was flowing with divine power, was experiencing a sense of disorientation with the space around her, and every move she made was guiding the space.

Sitting back in her chair, Maginus raised her right hand and waved it lightly, causing space to distort instantly. The space of the prime material plane seemed as fragile as paper, easily torn apart with the slightest touch.

This isn't just an adjective; a similar situation has actually occurred. The spatial rift created pulled energy and matter inward, but fortunately, the Lock had a spatial anchor in place. With the anchoring spell, the space was repaired within a second, and nothing was lost.

This situation intensified over time, but fortunately, her self-control was high enough that she didn't accidentally fall into a spatial rift and be teleported to another place.

Rachel had checked on Maginus's condition and quickly concluded that her physique changed when she became a god, and she was attracted to the outer planes, which had nothing to do with control.

The outer planes, aligned with her, are trying to pull her out of the prime material plane and make her reside in the outer planes.

If Maginus hadn't been a native to become a god, the prime material plane might have rejected her, making it easier for her to leave. Fortunately, she is still very weak, and the great catastrophe has already begun to show signs, preventing her from being completely pulled out.

"Is there any possibility of stopping this from happening?" Maginus didn't want to leave the Prime Material Plane; there were still many things she hadn't let go of.

"What you need to do now is to re-lock and anchor with the prime material plane. As for the specifics of how to do that..."

The book spirit girl quickly analyzed and soon concluded: "Some gods in other worlds can live in the material plane. You can follow their example and connect your divine kingdom to the main material plane so that you won't be pulled away."

"But the problem is I don't have a divine kingdom. To be honest, I don't even know how to build a divine kingdom."

There was nothing else Maginos could do but stall for time and slowly find a way to get closer to others, thus shortening the time he spent getting close to them.

Hard work pays off. After more than six months of research, she had some ideas and had already begun to implement them.

Opening the portal, Maginus carefully entered her demiplane, which was connected to the astral plane, and with her hands slightly outstretched, released the power of faith stored deep within her soul.

This was the umpteenth time she had come here. After today's release, the power of her faith had completely filled the entire demiplane, and the air was filled with a sweet and pungent aroma.

"call……"

With her finger touching her brow, Maginos drew out a wisp of divine power. It shone as brightly as the sun, its light directly replacing the magical light source created by the sky, illuminating the entire space.

With a gentle wave of his hand, divine power floated into the air and merged with the light source. Since both divine power and the power of faith originated from Maginus, they were drawn to each other because they shared the same origin. The power of faith subtly transformed the space of the demiplane around the divine power.

She tore her own hands apart, letting her blood flow onto the earth, making this demiplane even more compatible with her.

As she did these things, Maginus could feel two forces pulling her away from the astral plane: one was the order-neutral mechanical realm, and the other was the order-neutral, evil-leaning Asura field.

These two forces are also conveying a special message to her: if she is willing to come over, her power will surge.

She naturally chose to ignore it. Those planes already had countless powerful gods, but this prime material plane only had the Earth Mother's true form.

Rather than going to other dimensions, she would rather focus on her own dimension.

It's unknown how long it will take for the demiplane to be completely transformed into a divine realm. Maginus began the next step: after creating a body in the astral plane, he locked onto the demiplane he had created and, through the faith of Mira and others, locked onto the location of the prime material plane.

Having determined everything, she moved this demiplane that was about to become a divine kingdom, bringing it closer to her home plane.

The astral plane was very empty, and since her original location was not far from the prime material plane, she quickly arrived outside the plane.

Back in her study, having done so little, it had already turned into evening. Maginus was even a little afraid to sleep, so she summoned Meru through an oracle.

"My Goddess, is there anything you need me to do?"

Having not been asked to do anything by Maginus for a long time, Melu was a bit bored lately, so she rushed over after receiving a message from her goddess.

"Summon the children still in Dovre and help me hold a ceremony. I want to secure the location of Knoil and even the capital."

Finding a planet in the universe is difficult, but fortunately, Kenoyal is located in a relatively central position in the universe, and its location has been calculated by legendary spellcasters, making Maginus easier to find.

Moreover, it is the true form of Mother Earth, and its observation range allows for more accurate location finding. With the prayers of Melu and the others, locking onto the target's location is practically a certainty.

"Yes! I'll get ready right now!"

With something to do, Melu skipped away, while Maginus sat upright in a chair, closed her eyes, and pretended to sleep to relieve her mental and physical fatigue.

Moving her demiplane was a bit more tiring than she had imagined. She needed to conserve her energy and prepare to fully connect her demiplane to the material world.

At noon the next day, Melu summoned all the priests who remained in Dover and held a prayer meeting in the palace chapel.

The crowd knelt and chanted the name of the goddess Maginus. At this moment, she had already arrived outside the prime material plane, located the approximate area, and quickly locked onto Kenoyal through her perception of faith, thus confirming the location of the royal palace.

With one hand pressed against the demiplane, Maginus unleashed her divine power, threading it into the demiplane like a silken thread, while the other end was flung into the prime material plane, traversing an infinite distance to connect with the royal palace.

click

A slight tremor occurred in the space around the palace. Rachel, who had been informed in advance, recorded the spatial changes around the palace. A spherical fluctuation, invisible to anyone, enveloped the palace.

As everything proceeded normally, the expected obstacle appeared: the Temple of Slaughter beneath the cemetery rejected the spatial fluctuations. Maginus had not originally intended to envelop it, but by slightly raising the space, the Temple of Slaughter was excluded from the connection between the demiplane and the prime material plane.

Chapter 610 Linking to the Royal Palace

The entire palace was in turmoil. Everyone had been informed in advance, and they watched this scene with bated breath, praying that Maginos would succeed.

Having achieved a partial agreement, Maginus, panting heavily, breathed a sigh of relief upon confirming the stability and returned to her study to have Mira pause the prayer.

This time, with another forceful wave of the hand, no spatial rift or even fluctuation appeared, so it seems to have been successful.

The demiplane infused with her divine power and faith was recognized as a divine kingdom. This divine kingdom also partially overlapped with the royal palace of Knoil, which strengthened the space. Now, her divine kingdom can be considered to be attached to the prime material plane.

Because she was a native deity, the universe did not reject her, but gladly accepted K's entry. The only pity was that it did not grant her power.

With a forceful wave of her hand, Maginus left the palace via teleportation. Once outside, her movements still caused spatial disturbances, but much less so than before, and there were no longer any calls from other outer planes; it was entirely due to her own power.

Back at the palace, Maginos entered the temple, opened her arms to embrace Meru, and then hugged each of her children one by one, giving them the care and love of a god, a mother, and a queen, enjoying the positive emotions from her subjects, believers, and children.

"Maggie, have you finished?"

Lenia peeked into the study but didn't see Maginus. The next second, familiar hands wrapped around her from behind, and her king rubbed his cheek against hers.

"Oh dear, just say hello! You scared me to death."

Lenia chuckled as her cheek tickled, her worry vanishing. Just to be on the safe side, she asked, "Are you alright?"

"It's alright now. I've dealt with the threat. At least I'm safe in the palace."

"Just within the palace, which means you won't be able to leave anymore?"

Lenia frowned and met her gaze, her eyes filled with pity. Magnius reached out and gently rubbed the queen's brow with his finger.

"It's just a small price to pay for becoming a god. I was even going to disappear from the prime material plane, but the result is not bad. Don't look so gloomy."

"It's just that the thought of you being trapped in the palace from now on..."

“What are you talking about?” Maginus said, both amused and exasperated. “You’re making it sound like the gods are trapped in their own kingdom. My incarnation isn’t just sitting around doing nothing.”

The avatar is an extension of her body, and the only difference between it and her original body is in terms of strength; otherwise, it is a completely genuine body that belongs to her.

After hearing the explanation, Lenia felt relieved and hugged Maginos, kissing him.

Because of her special condition, the two had not been intimate for a long time. The lustful Maginus was burning with desire and closed the study door to release his urges.

About ten minutes later, Maginus came out of the study, his burning passion still unabated. He began to abuse his power, found Neco who was taking a nap, straightened his clothes and went straight over.

Pushing open the door, the disheveled girl was found asleep, hugging a chibi-style pillow of Maginos. The Queen stepped forward, hugged her pet tightly, and bit Neko's shoulder.

Still not satisfied, but having somewhat relieved the pressure, Maginus returned to her study feeling refreshed. Lenia had already left, and the room had been cleaned. Mira stood with her head bowed beside Her Majesty the Queen, her expression no longer as shy as before.

She was used to it, and had even witnessed it several times. Maginus showed no intention of stopping, letting Mira or other maids watch. Mira knew that she would receive His Majesty's "favor" sooner or later, so she wasn't in a hurry.

“Your Majesty, there is no need to worry about the good news that Nizmore has left, but urgent news has arrived,” she said solemnly. “Whitney Nizmore has cleared the way for his advance and has now ascended the throne of Nizmore, obtaining the throne and the crown.”

“Really? Don’t worry,” Maginus said without feeling threatened. “It will take him at least two years to deal with the internal strife.”

"Your Majesty." "Your Majesty."

While Maginus successfully brought the divine kingdom to the palace of Dover, the royal palace in the capital of Nizmol was holding a coronation ceremony.

Whitney Nizmore defeated an assassin who ambushed him, peacefully resolved a city's inter-racial conflict, and brought the city to a well-ordered state.

After undergoing three trials and overcoming countless hardships, he was finally recognized by all the legends and won the crown that belonged to him.

Stared at by a group of people with eyes that conveyed a variety of emotions, Whitney suppressed the urge to burst into laughter and instead presented a composed smile to the crowd as she began her speech.

The moving speech drew applause from most of the audience. Even those who didn't want to applaud had to give a token pat in this setting. In short, the applause was thunderous, which made Whitney, who had become king, feel extremely satisfied.

"Your Majesty, the xxx family pledges allegiance to you..."

"Your Majesty, I hereby pledge my allegiance to you..."