[West Fantasy] The noble lady who was divorced became rich

The king worm's mouthparts made a noise similar to nails scraping iron, which made the banter on Moskital's face disappear without a trace, and even covered his ears, rolling around in pain: "As for it? As for it? ? Isn’t it just a joke, you have to force me to death.”

Facing Mosktar's unreasonable troubles, the king worm just flicked its barbed tail, and let Mosktar see the poison on it through the gloomy moonlight.

Quickly chose the latter between "beaten to death by the king worm" and "death", and let the king worm draw deep and shallow scars on his body.

"Okay, don't pretend to be dead." After the king worm left, the ant soldier who took care of the king worm opened his eyes and looked at the half-dead Mosktar and said, "With your vitality, you won't die after a few tosses. "

After hearing this, Moskital looked like a doll whose joints had recovered. After a burst of dislocation, his eyes rolled around and said, "How long will it take for the king worm to experience the second egg breaking."

"I don't know." The ant soldier seemed to be awake, and after reminding Moskital, he closed his eyes: "It depends on when the one above will descend."

Moskital subconsciously glanced at the bright moon in the sky, and then asked the ant soldier, "Do you really want to dedicate the king worm to the gods?"

"Of course." The ant soldier still looked neither sad nor happy: "Humans have ruled the world for so long, and it's the turn of the Zerg."

"Even if you offer the king worm, so what if you accompany half of the zerg." The ant soldier is more risky than Moscow Tarr, because his racial instinct is to engrave "sacrifice" in his genes, so he is serving the king worm and letting the zerg invade On the mainland, he is more active than anyone else.

It's just that Moskital didn't understand this frenzy: "Then next time you are hungry in the king worm, can you stand in front of me?"

The ant soldier opened his right eye and put on a thoughtful look.

"I want to watch the Zerg become the master of the world before I die." Mosktar looked down on the ant soldier broadly, regardless of how excessive his own request was... and even shocked the world: "Anyway, it's just chores, so let me do it. Not too much!"

"Are you threatening me?"

"Yes."

Mosktar smiled and said, "For the concerted efforts of the Zerg, you are the first to die, can't you?"

The ant soldier didn't answer right away, but after a long silence, he nodded and agreed to Mosktar's request.

"It's really boring." Muscotar, who had the upper hand, complained after leaving the nest: "Whether it's Zerg, Human, or God, it's all the same boring."

It's a pity that the loyalty engraved in their genes made them have to sacrifice everything for the future of the Zerg race... even themselves.

…………… I am the dividing line…………

"Who spread the news?" When the convoy of the Saintess parade finally left Cantero, Seyes knew who had spread the news that "the Saintess was abused and intended to commit suicide in the Cantero Palace." Everyone knows.

"Who did it?" Seyes didn't believe that the people who took care of the Holy Maiden would leak the news without thinking, especially after the Holy Maiden caused so many things, almost everyone was staring at her.

Even if Seyes was trapped by Cantero's disaster, he would not relax his vigilance against Abela.

It seems that someone took advantage of Cantero's loopholes and tried to drag him into the muddy water.

Seyes tapped on the armrest with his fingers, his expression dark and unclear.

Solins?Odin, or Obstar?

Or maybe they all have a share.

At this moment, Seyes only hated that he didn't study Queen Mary's political skills in Obsta's palace, or that he didn't return Marianna to the Grand Duchy of Aquique, and let her think of something for him.

……

Speaking of which, it was not easy for Mariana back then. She came to the enemy country alone and had to face a group of eccentric Cantero nobles.

At that time, Seys firstly wanted to clear up the grievances of being a hostage in Obstar, and secondly, he wanted to sharpen Mariana's character so that she would have no time to inform Queen Mary, so he let Cantero's The patriarch picked on Mariana, and even acquiesced in the contempt of the maids.

Thinking about it now, he is really a small-hearted man, and after killing Mariana, he also missed Irina.

"Your Majesty? Your Majesty!" Duke Devichel, who was urgently called into the palace by Seyes, stood for a long time without waiting for Seyes' order, so he said helplessly: "How do you plan to appease the suicide of the saint in Cantero?" Rumors? As far as I know, people in the taverns on the Cantero border have already started to spread the rumors of the saint's suicide. If you don't stop it, I'm afraid..."

"I'm afraid of what? I'm afraid Cantero will follow in the footsteps of Odin and Solins." Seyes sneered and took Duke Devichel's words, shaking off all the thoughts in his head: "I'm afraid that stopping the rumors now It's too late, I just don't understand politics, and I understand that there must be someone behind this."

"As for who is the most energetic..." Seyes inexplicably had the figure of Mariana appear in his mind, but he quickly stopped this panicking thought.

"Compared to the one in Obsta, I suspect that His Majesty the Emperor of Odin is taking advantage of the chaos to stir up trouble." Seyes carefully concealed his thoughts, and seemed reasonable: "If you follow the order of the saints' parade, Provoking a crisis of reputation in various countries, how do you think the people will view the saint... and the doubts that Odin once had on his back."

"That must be a punishment from the gods." Duke Devichel immediately understood: "Odin's emperor wants to bring the whole south into trouble, so that the saint and the former pope will die with each other's scapegoats."

In this way, not only will all the kings in the south have to work together to blame the saint, but all countries will also take the opportunity to suppress the authority of the Papal State, and even place the monarchy above theocracy.

The Duke of Devicher remembered that Odin's predecessor emperor had the idea of ​​invading the Papal State and coercing the Pope to order the princes.However, due to the fact that there was still Queen Mary sticking to the Papal State at that time, and Odin was also afraid that the north would interfere, so this matter was dropped.

But now it seems that Odin's little emperor really deserves to be his father's son, and the boldness of father and son can be said to be passed down in one continuous line.

Seyes hated this passive feeling, especially when he was forced to do dirty things, which made him furious in front of the Duke of Devichel.

He was just angry, but he still knew that Odin's little emperor had done a good job in this regard, because under the premise of not being able to suppress public grievances, making things big and fishing in troubled waters was the safest solution.

Just pushing the saint to die can wipe out the bad rumors about the Three Kingdoms, and even carve up the authority of the Pope.

However, the premise of doing this is that Seys must stand with Odin's little emperor and discredit Mariana in the most disgusting way, so that she has to abandon the car and keep the handsome and push the blame on Abela.

Even when necessary, Lucius had to be used as a shield.

"Your Majesty, you can't be the one who has compassion for Obstar." Duke Devichel is also a person who has experienced it, and he must be able to see Seis's hesitation.But what he wondered was that when Mariana was in Cantero Palace, he didn't see Seis being eager for her.

That is, when Abigail was almost burned to death, Seyes helped.In addition, Mariana did not have too many entanglements with Seis in the Cantero Palace.

"Pity? I'm just worried that the one from Odin will push me out as a scapegoat." Faced with Duke Devichel's question, Seyes's first reaction was to distance himself from the relationship: "Isn't His Majesty the Emperor of Odin General scheming."

"A person who can make the saint a substitute, what good can he do?"