first wizarding world war.

Chapter 211 Charlotte's hoarse voice resounded throughout the room

Princess May Guillaume raised her voice slightly and said, "Have you read some classic novels? Then please describe which authors have you read?"

She casually mentioned a few authors and Charlotte was dumbfounded. He naturally knew nothing about them. What was so interesting about the novels of this era?

Princess May Guillaume sneered and said, "I knew you were just talking nonsense. You don't understand literature at all, let alone read any classics. Today, I will teach you a lesson on behalf of all writers, you treacherous minister."

Charlotte was really going crazy. Her mind was racing. She tried her best to activate her insight and take a "look" at the book in Princess Mei's room.

It was a chivalric novel, a genre that had long since lost its appeal on Earth, and only the anti-chivalric novel Don Quixote was eventually elevated to the status of a world classic.

Charlotte had never read any Western knight novels, but she flipped through this Old World knight novel with insight, and she thought that no matter how bad the knight novels on Earth were, they would not be as bad as this one.

He searched through all the online novels he had read in his life, and excluding those whose backgrounds were too different from the Old World, he actually couldn't find many fantasy classics.

While he was cursing those online writers for not writing more fantasy books, he picked out the few online fantasy classics, discarded those written by straight men, and found a fantasy book that was slightly more female-oriented. He shouted, "Once upon a time there was a kingdom of Graycastle, and there was a fourth prince named Roland..."

Princess Mei was actually very angry. It was very abnormal for Charlotte to become her neighbor. It was even more abnormal for her to be named by the emperor's nephew as an envoy to Fars. After boarding the Titanic, she met Charlotte again. She had already seen through the emperor's nephew's dirty thoughts.

When Charlotte was reciting the story, she didn't feel anything. But when she heard that the fourth prince Roland saved the witch Anna who was about to be executed, her eyes suddenly lit up. This story was so exciting that she had never seen it in her life.

She reduced the force of her outstretched hand by 70% or 80%, pushed Charlotte into the room, stepped in herself, and closed the door behind her.

The whole room was filled with only Charlotte's hoarse voice...

Well, it’s reciting novels.

Charlotte recited for half an hour and only memorized about five or six chapters, but she was almost dehydrated and was more tired than her follower Lanmarlock who had dueled for several hours.

Princess Mei was sitting cross-legged on the bed, listening to him patiently telling a story.

Charlotte finally felt that the threat of life and death had gradually dissipated. She poured herself a glass of water and drank it in big gulps. Then she coughed lightly and continued to recite the novel to the eldest princess in a less hoarse and more leisurely tone.

Princess Mei listened for a while, grabbed a pillow, leaned lazily on it, and became more and more fascinated by the listening.

There was a sudden knock on the door, and Aurora's voice rang out: "James Cook invites us to dinner in the captain's room."

Just as Charlotte was about to agree and get up to open the door, Princess Mei suddenly floated up, covered his mouth, stretched out her slender fingers to draw in the air, and the pink fighting spirit gathered into a line of English words: "Don't tell them that I came to your place?"

Charlotte thought to herself, "We made such a big noise just now, they must have known about it a long time ago, why should they try to cover up their mistakes?"

The eldest princess wrote another line: "I used my fighting spirit to seal the sound."

Charlotte was quite surprised and thought, "Is there such a technique?" The eldest princess loosened her hand, and with a flick of her black robe, she disappeared in the room. Charlotte didn't even see how she left.

He stood up to open the door and saw Aurora had changed into a long dress, which made her look like a noble lady, completely different from her usual neat and tidy hunting outfit. She smiled and said, "I was just practicing."

Aurora was slightly surprised and said, "Why do you have to explain this to me? I won't check your room."

Charlotte looked back guiltily, causing Aurora to look around as well. Charlotte saw that the room was empty and put her mind at ease, but Aurora couldn't help but change color and asked, "Why is your room better than mine?"

Charlotte was confused. She didn't expect Aurora to care about this issue?
James Cook reserved the two best VIP rooms on the ship for Charlotte and Princess May Guillaume, so naturally he could only arrange a slightly inferior room for Aurora. Aurora said angrily, "I'm going to ask James Cook for clarification. I'm a fellow sailor of the nineteenth rank."

Charlotte spread her hands and thought, "It's a good thing they didn't find a widowed princess in my room."

As for the room issue? It was a small matter after all! He believed that James Cook could handle it. Just in case, it would just be him and Aurora switching rooms, which he could accept. Who made him a lower position than Aurora?
He glanced at the princess' room. Aurora said, "Her Royal Highness won't let us disturb her, and she won't dine with us."

When the two arrived at the captain's room, Aurora, who had been angry at first, became gentle and polite. She did not mention anything about the room. She was like a qualified noble lady, elegant and generous, full of admirable aura.

James Cook was very talkative. He was not familiar with Charlotte last time, so he was much more cautious and prudent than Francis Drake. But now he knew that Charlotte was a good person with unlimited potential, and was favored by His Majesty Alfred Guillaume, so he changed his attitude.

At the dinner table, only James Cook and Charlotte spoke, and Aurora said nothing more.

Charlotte was quite interested in this magic alchemical battleship and asked some questions about it. James Cook was willing to explain most of the things, but a few of them said that it was a military secret and could not be explained in detail.

The host and guests enjoyed the meal very much. After the meal, James Cook invited the two men to have a cup of coffee and then left because he had to operate the warship.

Charlotte wanted to go for a walk on the deck. Just as she was about to ask Aurora if she wanted to go with her, she heard a faint voice in her ear: "It's time for dinner. Come to my room."

Charlotte had no choice but to say goodbye to Aurora and said she wanted to go back to practice.

Aurora said nothing and left.

Charlotte returned to her room, stood at the door, and looked across. Just as she was wondering whether she should really go over there, Princess Mei's door opened and she was sucked in by a force.

When the door was closed, Charlotte saw Princess Mei sitting on the bed with a pillow in her arms. There was also brewed tea beside her. It was obvious that she had prepared it long ago.

He could only continue to recite novels to the eldest princess, but in the later plots, the novel involved some knowledge of chemistry. The damn old continent had no chemistry, so he had to force himself to make up stories...

When night fell, Charlotte was finally able to escape temporarily. He returned to his room, breathed a long sigh of relief, and couldn't help but mutter to himself: "Thanks to the author! If I can go back to Earth, I will definitely treat her to a meal to express my gratitude."

"...Actually, it's OK if she invites me."

(End of this chapter)