Let's start over, Your Majesty.

Chapter 247 What do you mean I have a fiancée? (Seeking monthly votes at the end of the month!)

Caesar looked through the notes and documents left by Muirna, which were the last records of her parents.

He didn't look at the complex formulas and experimental records for the time being, but instead browsed through the records of intelligence information about the Arctic Circle, especially the part about Elias.

After searching for a while, he actually found several records related to Elias.

After looking through it, he found that one of the entries mentioned the mythical tablets that Elias had mentioned before, which he had spent a lot of money to decipher.

"Ellias brought the samples today, along with some food. He's in good spirits. It seems there's progress on the mythical stone tablet. This might help verify our previous hypothesis about the primordial world."

Caesar narrowed his eyes; the words "Primitive World Hypothesis" caught his attention.

He quickly flipped through his notes, but those words no longer appeared in any of the records.

Perhaps the explanation for this lies within the Arctic Circle research institute that Muirner mentioned.

He had a feeling that the things in Muirner's parents' research institute were no less important than the ruins of the royal palace.

He looked up, deep in thought.

The current plan prioritizes the royal palace ruins; we'll deal with those matters first, and then head to the Arctic Research Institute.

I need to speed up my own progress and find that female writer as soon as possible.

At that moment, a spiritual pull drew her in, and Sia appeared in the Formless Heavenly Realm.

She walked over, a worried look on her face.

"Your Majesty, have you already met with Muirner?"

"Yes." Caesar nodded.

"His Majesty told me that He and Muirna have reached a deal. Muirna needs His Majesty's power to do something, and she will also assist His Majesty in accomplishing something for us."

Sia asked in confusion, "Yes, about what?"

Caesar paused for a moment, then said, "His Majesty has instructed us to go to the palace ruins later, where there are important things He left behind. Muirna will now help us go there."

Hia immediately understood that, given the level of danger at the royal palace ruins, it was indeed necessary to have the assistance of someone of Muirna's caliber.

"So, what is she going to do?" Sia asked, but quickly added:
"If it's something I shouldn't have asked, then forget it."

Caesar shook his head: "His Majesty only revealed some details to me, saying that an unprecedented crisis may occur in the future, and that Muirner has a solution."

"Crisis? Or is it a great catastrophe?" Sia immediately thought.

Throughout human history, this is the only thing that has been able to influence all of humanity.

“Perhaps, it’s even more terrifying than the Great Destruction,” Caesar said in a deep voice.

These words sent a chill down Xia's spine. If it was worse than the Great Destruction, then it could only be the end of the world, right?

“Don’t worry, at least for now we’re not powerless,” Caesar said.

"And we have His Majesty behind us."

"yes."

Sia sighed and sat down beside him.

"So, is Muirner on our side now?" she asked.

Caesar nodded: "That's how it seems for now, but we'll need to get to know her better before making a more specific decision."

"As I said before, I would prefer her to be our friend. Her strength is very important, and her joining us would be extremely beneficial to us."

"You trust her a lot, don't you?" Sia said.

Caesar nodded without hesitation: "It's just a gut feeling; she has qualities that I can trust."

He sighed, "I hope she deserves this trust. I really enjoyed the time I spent with her."

This wasn't just out of personal selfishness; he now genuinely realized that his future plans truly needed Muirner's involvement.

Looking at Caesar's melancholy face, Xia could tell that the elf was truly important to him.

She pursed her lips, hesitated, and said to him:

There's something I'm not sure if I should say.

Caesar glanced back at the notebook, flipping through it as he casually remarked, "Just tell me what it is."

"Exactly. Even if you and Muirner have a good relationship, you should still consider your fiancée's feelings. I saw her follow you into the museum that day. She looked very unhappy."

Caesar slowly shifted his gaze from the book to Sia.
"What do you mean, my fiancée?" Ita leisurely watered the flowers. It was another sunny day, and she was in a particularly good mood. After exercising, she took care of the garden herself.

What could be more refreshing than finishing all the pile of work in one night? Now she can leisurely enjoy a few more wonderful weeks.

"Sigh, I'll go find Yumilia today, take her to a spa and sauna," she thought to herself.

"Master, young master Caesar has arrived," Delina reminded her from behind.

"Hmm?" Ita turned his head and saw Caesar walking towards them.

A pleasant smile involuntarily appeared on his lips.

"Hmph, Caesar is really impatient. We just met last night, and today he couldn't resist coming to see his lovely Ita again."

She waved her hand and said to Delina, "You can go now."

"Yes."

Delina left.

Caesar soon arrived at her side.

Ita hummed a little tune and gave Caesar a quick wink:

"What's up? Why are you here so early today? Do you want to invite your favorite Ita out to play?"

Caesar looked at her, a gentle smile on his face, and raised his hand to stroke her smooth cheek.

"Caesar," Ita muttered to herself, "we're still outside. It wouldn't look good if someone saw us."

But Caesar's hands did not stop. Just as Ita was enjoying Caesar's caresses, he suddenly grabbed her face with both hands and pulled it to both sides.

"Ouch, ouch, ouch, Caesar, are you swollen?"

Itana's soft face stretched to both sides like dough, and she hurriedly cried out incoherently.

"Let me ask you, Ita, have you been going around saying you're my fiancée?" Caesar asked with a sinister smile.

"Ugh?"

Ita immediately understood why Caesar was angry, and hurriedly looked away.

"Um, I... I was wrong. Caesar, please let me go!"

Ita hadn't expected Caesar to find out, and now he didn't know how to explain, so he could only beg for mercy.

Caesar snorted and then released her chubby cheeks, which were red from being pinched. She pouted, her eyes brimming with tears, and rubbed her sore cheeks, looking utterly aggrieved.

"Tell me honestly, who have you told this to?" Caesar looked at her with a serious expression.

“I, I only told Xia, and, and Muirna,” Ita confessed honestly.

"I'm talking to you," Caesar said, looking speechless.

He had a pretty good idea of ​​why Ita was talking to those two; it was probably out of jealousy, and then she went over to assert her dominance.

"Do you know what kind of consequences it would have if you spread rumors about our relationship everywhere?"

Ita lowered her eyes: "I was wrong, Caesar."

"But I wasn't talking nonsense, anyway, I'm going to marry Caesar eventually."

The more she spoke, the softer her voice became, until finally it was impossible to hear what she was saying.

But Caesar could easily guess what she was thinking just by looking at her expression.

He turned his gaze away: "I've already told you, we'll talk about the future later, why are you in such a hurry now?"

"I'm afraid Caesar will be taken away," Ita muttered to himself.

"Caesar is so popular, what if he falls for another girl and doesn't want me anymore?"

“If I don’t want you, who will?” Caesar said in a low voice.

Ita raised her eyes and stared at him with wide eyes.

"Caesar, what did you just say?"

Caesar glanced at her, then pinched her cheek hard again.
"I'm telling you! If you dare to go around spreading rumors about our relationship again, I won't let you off the hook, and I'll spank you, you hear me?"

(End of this chapter)