She Was Sent by God

The consensus was unanimous.
It was a spur of the moment decision, but there was no sign of nervousness or impatience.
On the contrary, she moved with great enthusiasm.
Agnes called Theo and Reika.

 

“Do you remember the last few months of noisy experiments on the tower? The wizards will explain in detail what they were for.”

 

“Hello, I’m Reika the Great Wizard.
Pay close attention from now on.
I won’t say it twice.”

 

She spoke while maintaining a stiff chin up.
Theo, who was standing next to her, started distributing the information he had prepared.

 

“Meteor magic, to put it simply, is magic to summon rocks from great heights and tear down walls,”

 

“Is there magic like that? Can you break the walls with rocks?”

 

“It’s an incredible magic created by Reika the Great Wizard.”

 

Theo quickly added.
Reika flicked her hair and continued the explanation.

 

“However, wizards need your help to perform this magic.
First of all…….”

 

* * *

 

Kwak-kwang!

 

A huge cloud of dust descended, and there was a thunderous roar.
Zoltan quickly turned his head and covered his mouth and nose with a cloth.
The haze gradually disappeared as time went on.

 

There, in a completely broken-down state and with its identity obscured, he saw a pile of stones.
He had seen this scene before, but each time he did, it gave him the chills.

 

“How about the wizards?”

 

“We’ve taken refuge safely in the back.”

 

“All right, let’s go.”

 

A cavalry, including Zoltan, and 5,000 infantrymen moved under his command.
The number of people attacking the castle is ridiculously small, but it doesn’t matter to them.

 

“H, help me!”

 

Knights with white flags emerged from the ruins of the castle.
The infantry, which was moving forward while brandishing a spear, soon grew hopeless and sagged.

 

“Once or twice, I’ve engaged in bloodless combat, but after seven times, it’s no longer enjoyable.”

 

“I believe fighting beasts would be more exciting.”

 

“It’s loud,”

 

Zoltan hurled a word.
However, everyone could sense a hint of laughter in his words.

 

“Don’t worry, just wait here; by the way, please clean this dust hole before they arrive.”

 

“Yes.”

 

“Oh, they haven’t collapsed yet, but Baron Tevron, who came bearing the white flag quickly, wanted to speak with you.”

 

“Of course, yes, yes.
Please come this way.”

 

The baron made a groveling smile as he bowed.
Only two days prior, he had heard rumors that the army of the Duke of Arpad was moving forward and completely tearing down the walls.

 

Initially, he thought it was just an exaggeration of rumors, so he didn’t prepare anything, but when he saw the castle half-destroyed, he couldn’t help but believe it.

 

“I heard that Duchess Arpad was deeply hurt by the slander of the unkind king.”

 

“You know it, Baron.
The princess will be here soon, so don’t try to make a fuss, okay?”

 

“Haha.
How dare I do that?”

 

With his powerful hand, Zoltan struck the baron in the shoulder.
He simply opened his mouth and laughed, showing no signs of pain.
Although he desired the gold around Agnes Arpad’s neck, his life was more important.

 

The stones were carefully taken out of the way and rearranged by Arpad’s soldiers.
It wasn’t something they’d done once or twice.

 

‘They already conquered six castles.’ Baron Tevron made an internal tongue-click.
Everything took place in less than a month.
Before he knew it, Arpad’s recovered territory was one-third the size of Nirseg’s.

 

Nobody anticipated Princess Agnes, Duchess of Arpad, to succeed in her uprising against King Sebastian.
Everyone chuckled at the idea that a princess who had a lovely upbringing in the palace could command an army.

 

The knight in the distance cried,

 

“The princess is coming!”

 

The soldiers quickly lined up on either side of the center after hearing the sound.
Agnes Arpad was being followed as Baron Tevron and Zoltan stood at the end and watched.
The woman riding the white horse had a backlight behind her.

 

Princess Agnes was always like this.

 

He last saw Agnes at a ball before she turned into an adult.
She was then just a young princess, uninformed of the outside world.

 

“You’re here, Princess.”

 

“Who has been hurt?”

 

“No one.”

 

Leaving the stirrup, Agnes took a casual look around.
Baron Tevron carefully raised his head and met her gaze.
He made a low bow.

 

“Are you the castle’s owner?”

 

“Yes, my name is Baron Dane Tevron.”

 

“I’m sorry about the wall; are there many casualties?”

 

“Oh, no, the people have already evacuated inside.”

 

“Really?”

 

She cast a quick glance at the Baron.

 

“What about the plague-infected individuals in the castle?”

 

“Oh, they’ve been quarantined in one location.”

 

The unexpected query was answered honestly, though with some confusion.
Considering that this little girl is the one who grabbed his leash at this location.

 

“Sir Zoltan.”

 

“Yes, I’ll be ready.”

 

With her eyes, Agnes gave Zoltan a command.
She grinned languidly, like a lioness.

 

“I have an infectious disease treatment made by a herbalist beneath me that works very well; I’ll share it with you if you need it.”

 

“Oh, I’m grateful.”

 

“And the rumor has it that you lost a lot of money after investing in a ship?”

 

“Yes, that’s right; Marquis Devorsen strongly advised it.”

 

“Oh, it’ll be difficult for you to repair the walls.”

 

“That’s right……”

 

Baron Tevron cast a terrified glance at Agnes’ way.

 

“I’ll tell you about a mercenary guild that looks after the duke’s funds; if you give them my name, they’ll help you with a low interest rate.”

 

“Oh, thank you so much, Duchess; how can I repay you for this kindness?”

 

Baron Tevron thanked the princess for assisting him in repairing the completely destroyed castle walls.