Quick Wear: The Great Devil Gaga Kills

When the soldier heard her lecturing tone, he rolled his eyes at her again and snorted coldly: "You stinky woman, why are you meddling in other people's business? Get out of here!!" Then he stood up and pushed Noliti hard.

Noliti was pushed and staggered, and almost fell to the ground. Fortunately, Kesfu, who was behind her, was quick-witted and supported her, asking her with concern whether she was injured.

Kesfu gently helped Noliti sit aside, then turned around, his eyes full of anger and dissatisfaction, staring straight at the rude soldier, and loudly rebuked: "You guy, you are really too much! Don't you know who you just pushed?"

The soldier looked at Kessoff nonchalantly, with a disdainful smile on his face. He replied arrogantly: "What special identity can that ugly woman have? Is she your mistress? Haha!"

When Kesfu heard this, he was immediately furious and his face turned blue. He was about to open his mouth to refute when he heard the man speak again.

"Oh, what's wrong with me? The king can't even pay the grain, but you can't blame us for being lazy, right?"

"What?" Noliti suddenly yelled, so loud that even the soldier and Kesfu were startled. Kesfu hurried over to comfort her, "Princess, what's wrong with you? Are you feeling unwell?"

At this time, Noliti's face was very ugly. She did not answer Kesfu's question, but stood there blankly, as if she was thinking about something. Kesfu saw that she did not respond, and called her several times in a row, which made Noliti come back to her senses.

When she saw Kesfu in front of her, tears flowed down her cheeks. "Kesfu, how could my father withhold their money and food? He is definitely not that kind of person. You must believe me!"

When Kesfu saw the beauty crying, his heart softened and he quickly comforted her: "My baby, of course I believe you. How could your father be such a kind girl like you?"

Hearing this, Noliti showed a trace of relief on her face, but still asked with some concern: "Really?"

Seeing this, Kesfu answered without hesitation: "Of course it's true, I believe in my love." After that, he patted Noliti's shoulder gently to show his support.

After receiving a positive answer, Noliti finally burst into laughter, walked forward and hugged the person in front of her tightly, and shouted: "That's great!!"

The soldier looked at the two people with suspicion, muttering to himself, "Are these two people crazy?" As he thought, he couldn't help but look at them again. He saw that the woman was really plain-looking, even ugly; while the man was handsome and elegant.

However, it is unbelievable that such a handsome man would like this woman with a face like a black horse and a head like a kappa!

The two hugged each other tightly for a long time before slowly letting go of each other. When they noticed the strange look from the soldier, they blushed with shame and hurriedly separated. At this time, Noliti turned to the soldier and said, "Go to the castle and tell the king that his daughter is back."

Hearing this, the soldier once again looked at the woman in front of him. After looking her up and down carefully, a disdainful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and he said sarcastically: "You ugly thing, why don't you look in the mirror to see what you are like? You dare to call yourself the king's child when you look like this? I don't know who gave you the courage, you are so shameless." After saying this, the soldier deliberately let out a weird laugh.

When Kesfu heard this, his face suddenly turned gloomy. He frowned and shouted angrily, "Are you blind or what? The princess is so beautiful, and you dare to say she is ugly. You are totally uneducated and have no manners!"

The soldier was startled by Kersch's sudden rebuke and froze in his place for a moment. He was about to open his mouth to refute and question whether Kersch had a problem with his brain, but suddenly he heard a familiar voice behind him.

"Is it Noliti?"

The three heard the voice behind the soldier and looked over there. They saw a man in gorgeous clothes and with golden curly hair standing there with a look of surprise on his face. This man was Fivens. He had just passed by the castle gate and heard the noise coming from here, so he came over curiously to check the situation.

When Fevans saw the dark face and dry, frizzy golden hair, he could not help but feel excited. He immediately realized that the woman in front of him was his daughter who was taken away many years ago!

At this moment, he also noticed the extraordinary man standing next to Noliti, and muttered to himself: "I didn't expect that she, who is so ugly, could find such an excellent partner. It seems that this time we can finally enrich our treasury..."

Thinking of this, Fevans couldn't help but feel a little happy in his heart, but on the surface he still pretended to be sad, his eyes were slightly moist, and he shouted in a choked voice: "Daughter, my baby daughter..."

Hearing her father's call, tears flashed in Noliti's eyes. She ran towards Fivens without hesitation, wanting to throw herself into his arms.

Just as she was about to approach her father, Fevans suddenly reached out his hand, pushed her away, and quickly turned around and walked to Kessf.

Fevans, who was originally in mourning, immediately became flattering. He approached Kersfu and said with a flattering smile: "This must be my daughter's husband, right? He is really handsome and has an extraordinary temperament! They are a perfect match. My daughter really did not choose the wrong person." As he said this, he gently patted Kersfu on the shoulder to express his appreciation.

Kesfu was hugged by the man in front of him, and he couldn't help but frowned, with a flash of displeasure in his heart. But when he thought that this man was the father of his beloved woman, he quickly suppressed his temper, showed a gentle smile, saluted to the other party and said: "Hello, Your Majesty, I am the prince of Nantila, and I am glad to meet you."

Fevans laughed out loud, his eyes sparkling with joy, and responded enthusiastically: "I'm glad to meet you too! Come on, don't be polite, come in quickly, we have to talk about the marriage between my daughter and you." As he said that, he completely ignored whether Kessef agreed or not, grabbed the other's arm tightly, and couldn't wait to bring him into the castle.

Only the soldier and Noliti were left there, looking at each other, at a loss. The soldier was frightened by Noliti's ugly face, and secretly complained in his heart. He was glad that he didn't face this scary black face directly, and quickly returned to his post, not daring to look at the princess again.