Chapter 409: This talk seemed like a negotiation

Chapter 409: This talk seemed like a negotiation

Robb's words almost choked the queen. After a long time, she calmed down and said angrily, "I'm taking back my kingdom. I'm carrying out a righteous war of returning the kingdom to its rightful owner. Why don't you help me? What benefits did he give you? Why do you have to remain neutral?"

Robb shrugged and said, "you're only so young. Can you really manage a kingdom? From the point of view of the kingdom, isn't it better for the people to change a king? I really don't think it's a big mistake for Mondra to usurp the kingdom. Instead, I think it should be an adult who actually knows how to govern a kingdom.

The queen was unhappy. "You're wrong! The grand kingdom was passed down to me by my parents."

Robb smiled and said, "in my final analysis, there is something wrong with the hereditary system."

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Well, there was no reason to argue with him. The queen found that Robb's strength was not only outrageous, but also his consciousness was outrageous. The hereditary system had always been a tradition, but he actually said that something was wrong with it. This person had already been devious to the point of being difficult to talk to.

But they still had to communicate! She has to guard the city!

The queen had no choice but to say angrily, "Okay, I promise you that I won't use the weapon you provide to deal with Mondra, but only to deal with the monster army. Is that okay?"

"No problem." Robb smiled and said, "although I am neutral between you and Mondra, I will firmly support you between you and the monsters."

Hearing this, the queen felt warm in her heart.

However, Robb immediately added, "you are much more beautiful than an orc. Who else can I help but you?"

The Queen's nose almost twitched. "sh*t!"

She really wanted to slap the crystal ball and hang up the phone, but before the matter was over, the queen wouldn't stop the negotiation just because of her mood. She took her hand back and put on a serious face again. "I can't bring you the Katyusha and mines through land transportation. It takes too much time to be transported, and they can't be air freighted. You know, the manticores can't carry too much stuff, so..."

"So you want to use the transmission portal, right?" Robb smiled and said, "Okay, you can use it."

The queen thought for a moment and said, "okay!"

The two of them finally finished talking. The queen suddenly reached out her hand and slapped the crystal ball. At the same time, she said angrily, "don't compare me to orcs!"

"Bang!" she hung up the phone.

Robb looked up at the sky and sighed, "Even if you lose temper, you hold back. Only after the negotiations did she erupt. What the hell?"

At this time, Marian, who had been practicing her abacus nearby, suddenly appeared. Just now, Robb had negotiated with the queen. As a daughter of a small merchant family she really didn't dare to speak. Now that their call was done, she finally dared to speak. She carefully asked, "Godfather, were you negotiating with the queen just now?"

"No, we were talking!"

"Why did it sound like a negotiation?"

Robb shrugged his shoulders and said, "it's her who has been trying to make the talk sound like a negotiation. This is a war. God knows who will win in the end. I'm telling you, I'm a strong fighter, but I'm a straight man of steel. I don't know much about creatures like that damned woman."

Marian was speechless

Marian didn't know what kind of trouble it was, so she decided to withdraw first. Anyway, she had memorized the formula of counting by heart. It would be better to go back and practice it slowly.

She stood up and said goodbye to Robb. Then she quickly walked back to her temporary residence. The servants and guards guarding outside the chapel yard quickly followed her and disappeared in the night.

On the second morning, a group of soldiers from West Gran passed through the transmission portal and arrived at Westwind Town.

They carefully passed through the transmission portal, cautious in case that someone had set up an encirclement. And as soon as they came over, they shot arrows randomly. After passing through, they found that there was no one in this side of Westwind Town. Only a lazy priest was sitting in the distance and waving at them in a chapel yard.

The soldiers heaved a sigh of relief and continued carrying a pile of mines, Katyusha and the experienced alchemist, who had accidentally exploded before. (see Chapter 354 for the alchemist if you forgot.)