The King of Elden does not die alone!

Altria nodded.

"Well, let's do it again."

Then Wilden turned around, preparing to get into position, and saw Mia standing on the balcony.

Mia waved at him.

Altria also saw Mia.

"Ms. Mia!" She seemed very excited.

He shouted in Mia's direction, waving at her.

Wilden looked back at her and said, "Let's call it a day this morning."

"Yes!" Altria agreed and then ran towards Mia.

"You slept for two whole days." Altria said with concern in front of Mia.

"Ah," Mia stretched her arms, "I feel refreshed after sleeping for so long."

"What's going on?" Mia pointed to the crystal jungle outside the palace that replaced the ruined city.

Altria explained: "Yesterday it was still spreading uncontrollably, but today it has stopped."

"Is it related to my magic?"

Mia asked.

Altria nodded.

The glittering pyroxene forest is a breathtakingly magnificent sight.

'Star Rain'

Mia used this magic during the battle with Vortigern.

'It is said that this is the origin of pyroxene magic.

The origins glimpsed by stargazers become real,

Upon this land fell the amber stars.'

"Turning the virtual into reality..." Mia murmured.

Previously, when he was learning pyroxene magic from Se Lian, he released the Star Rain in the magic realm.

However, due to the strength at that time, the Star Shower at that time could not even cover a space the size of a basketball court, and it was impossible to generate pyroxene crystal clusters on the ground.

And now, she has successfully used the pyroxene magic to turn the virtual into the real.

but.

Compared to the real star shower, it directly brought pyroxene magic to a continent.

The star shower released by Mia, with a range of only a few thousand meters, was obviously not enough.

But it is worth being happy about, after all, we have stepped onto a new step.

"Where are the citizens?" Mia asked anxiously, suddenly remembering something.

"Everything is fine," Artoria nodded vigorously. She was well aware of Mia's worries. "The citizens are all in the northern city, which was not affected by the battle with Vortigern. These gems only grow on the south side of the river."

Mia breathed a sigh of relief.

"Do you want to go and see the citizens? You are their benefactor." Altria said eagerly.

"You play a much bigger role," Mia replied.

If Artoria hadn't used the Holy Spear to dispel the black mist on Vortigern's body, Mia didn't know whether she could hurt him.

Only then did Wilden come over slowly.

Mia looked at Wilden with interest, very curious about his experience yesterday.

"Are you OK."

"fine."

"Mr. Wilden is very reliable." Altria said, "I asked him to train with me..."

"Oh? Where's Kai?"

"They are working with the knights to help the refugees. I will take you to see those people."

Mia nodded and Altria led her along the path of the palace.

While walking, Wilden suddenly spoke to Mia.

"I'm sorry I didn't get your permission."

"What?" Mia looked back at him in confusion.

"About training that kid."

"Oh." Mia was startled, then she found it a little funny: "What is this?"

She waved her hand: "You should know me, right? Why would I care about such things?"

Wilden shrugged.

After a pause of several seconds, he replied: "I just said it casually."

"Yeah." Mia nodded: "You won't do anything to hurt me, right?"

Wilden nodded.

Mia then asked Wilden what happened that day after Mia asked him to rejoin the soldiers.

Wilden said the Ansa came up as expected.

Then, with Wilden present, the Ansa were also defeated as expected.

The calm tone was as if he was saying that he just went for a walk that day.

The main hall is as busy as a vegetable market at this moment.

When Artoria and Mia came out from the other side, Mia noticed that the guards saluted Artoria.

The throne is now empty, but the king is in this room.

There was a heavy table at the lower right corner of the throne, where the old king sat, and the ministers were talking around the table. Further in front, a fence consisting of several soldiers and several tables isolated the space where the throne was, where the clerk sat. Citizens who came to declare their property losses lined up from the center of the hall to outside the palace.

When they noticed Artoria appearing behind them, the officials saluted her as subjects, and even King Brightin stood up.

"Yeah, yeah." Artoria was obviously not used to this kind of etiquette, and she awkwardly responded with the proper attitude.

"Well, now, um, what should I say?" Altria looked at Mia beside her in distress: "Although the Sword in the Stone has been destroyed...but, um, anyway, this is the situation."

"There is only one Majesty here now." Brydin interrupted with a smile, his beard sticking up high. It can be seen that the old king is very happy: "Although this place is definitely not as good as Londinium, that position is indeed worthy of her."

"That's about right." She turned her head away embarrassedly, stepped onto the steps and sat on the throne.

Mia looked at her with a half-smile.

"It seems like you've been through a lot these past two days?"

"um, yes."

Altria twisted her body uneasily on the chair. The throne under her butt didn't seem like a throne but more like a pet display stand. The girl in a white dress sat on the throne feeling uneasy.

If a child like her grew up in a small noble family in a remote area, it would be absolutely impossible for her to think of becoming a king.

"Then, may I ask you, what should I call you now?" Brighting asked Mia.

Mia's power is definitely not inferior to that of Altria.

Everyone saw the two of them working together to repel Vortigern two days ago.

But what is Mia's identity?

As for famous magicians, he knew Merlin, but as for the one who looked similar to Altria Pendragon, Brightin could only guess a Morgan Pendragon.

"To this world, I am just a traveler." Mia smiled and mentioned another matter: "Have the citizens been affected by the crystal?"

Brighting replied: "Of course there is. Will the crystal have any effect on people?"

"With the average human lifespan, we won't live long enough to be affected by pyroxene."

"Well, that's good... pyroxene, pyroxene... Is that thing called pyroxene?"

Brydin nodded thoughtfully.

To be honest, Mia felt a little sorry about this matter.

The impact caused by the pyroxene forest has not spread in just two days.

But as time goes by.

Those pyroxenes will definitely bring shock to the world like a fire axe breaking open a wooden door.

After all, this is the "Star Shower" that brings pyroxene magic to the border area.

It goes without saying what kind of impact pyroxene will have on the magic world of this place.

"Altoria, what are you going to do next?" Mia asked again.

"Once Lancaster is stable, Merlin will take me back to Wales for the coronation ceremony."

This experience was much shorter than expected.

"Should I call you Her Majesty the Queen from now on?" Mia said half-jokingly.

Altria had a sad look on her face: "Merlin always said that only strong men can win the support of the people..."

"Don't believe him. Do you think a playboy like him who goes around picking up girls anywhere can understand the true power of women? Pick up a coin, Altria, and look at the goddess Britannia engraved on the back of it."

"You are not a precedent, Altria. The women of Britain have never been inferior to men. Once upon a time, Britain also had a queen who united the entire island under her sword."

Artoria knew who Mia was talking about: "Boudica..."

"That's right. Besides, if it's true as Merlin said, that the queen can't convince the people, what about King Brydin? Do you think you can't repeat the achievements of your ancestors, Artoria? Boudica doesn't have the Holy Sword or the Holy Lance."

"I can." Altria nodded seriously.

Provoking this girl is always effective.

Mia nodded in her heart with some pride.

After that, she exhaled and looked at the noisy palace quietly. And Altria leaned back on the throne, probably thinking about what Mia said.

After a brief silence, Mia spoke again.

"I'm planning on leaving, too."

"Let's go back to Wales together?" asked Altria.

"No," Mia shook her head, "Remember what I told you? I'm going back to where I came from."

-

A carriage and three horses were traveling through the pyroxene jungle.

Wilden was driving the car, Mia and Melina were sitting in the bed, and Altria and the other two were beside them.

This is probably the last time we will travel together like this.

"It's amazing." Altria looked at the pyroxene crystal clusters above her head that were half transparent to the sunlight.

“It looks like something valuable, but I don’t see anyone mining it.”

"Because there are too many." Kai replied: "Scarcity makes things valuable. Even if the number of gems covers the entire earth, people will naturally not be rare in such things."

"I see. No matter how beautiful something is, if there are too many of them, not many people will be interested in it?"

"This is probably human nature." Mia said, looking up at the sky and squinting her eyes.

The wheels of the carriage creaked as it turned and jolted over a pile of gravel.

The pyroxene jungle is coming to an end.

"Just send it here, Altria."

Mia stood up, feeling the blessing that seemed to be there and not there, but she still had a long way to go.

"Since you are going to be a king, you should learn more. I think Brightin definitely knows how to rule a country."

"Will you come back in the future?" Altria reined in her horse.