Let's start over, Your Majesty.

Chapter 279 Now You're the Senior

"Little Sa?"

When Muirner saw the figure of a black-haired boy sitting behind the high-backed chair, his eyes widened in surprise.

"Good evening, Professor." Caesar smiled warmly and gestured to the seat next to him.

"Please have a seat, but I can't offer you juice here."

Muirner made a somewhat comical gesture, rubbing her eyes to confirm that the person sitting in front of her was indeed Caesar.

She had many guesses about Caesar's true identity, but she never expected it to be this.

Suddenly, she felt like many things made sense.

No wonder that after Caesar asked her out that day, Sia met with her to say that the emperor had agreed to her request. No wonder Caesar had such a close relationship with Ita. As a descendant of Leogard, Ita must also be a member of the Holy Emperor's family.

No wonder, Caesar was able to possess such power at such a young age; apart from this holy emperor, no one else could have raised him to be like this.

It is also estimated that this matter is closely related to Caesar, which is why Emperor Shengyuan sent him to assist him.

Muirner's expression quickly returned to normal; he sighed, then smiled slightly.

"That's quite surprising, Sa, or perhaps I realized it a little too late?"

"Late? I've been waiting for you for a long time, Professor." Caesar smiled faintly.

"I was mentally prepared to deal with a weirdo. If I had known it was you, I wouldn't have felt so guilty."

She stepped forward and sat down in the seat next to her.

"So, you and Ita are both relatives of the Holy Emperor?" she asked.

Caesar nodded: "We are His Majesty's agents in the Kingdom of Fein. As for me, my relationship with His Majesty is closer. I am His agent on earth, handling the affairs left behind by Him."

“Should I say you’re hiding it too well, or that I’m just too dense?” Muirner said. “Come to think of it, you used to get really excited whenever you talked about the Empire. I thought you just liked the history of the Empire, but it turns out there’s another layer to it.”

She looked at Caesar meaningfully: "I thought you were really inviting me on a date, but it turns out you were testing me."

“That was, after all, preparatory work that His Majesty had to do,” Caesar said.

“I’m hurt when women ask me out with fake reasons,” Muirner said.

"Alright, is it too late for me to apologize now?" Caesar had no choice but to ask.
"An apology alone isn't enough. You should at least sincerely invite them again as compensation, right?"

"Alright then, whatever makes you happy, Professor," Caesar had no choice but to say.

“Speaking of which, you’re practically my senior and superior now, Sasser,” Muirna said, a smirk playing on his lips.

“I humbly accept the title of ‘senior,’ but now we are all His Majesty’s relatives, and there is no distinction of rank, Professor,” Caesar said calmly with a smile.

Muirner suddenly felt like asking Caesar why he had become an imperial relative, but he swallowed the question.

"Well, it seems I still have a lot to learn from you, Senior Sa." She smiled slightly.

Caesar sensed something ulterior motive in Muirner's smile, so he coughed slightly, somewhat awkwardly, and said, "Let's get down to business."

“Okay, sure.” Muirna then became serious as well.

“Professor, I have already learned what His Majesty has said,” Caesar said.

"What I want to know most right now is, how much harm will the power that Yumilia currently possesses cause her?"

“It’s impossible to estimate, because it’s beyond the comprehension of current human magical theories. All I can do is discover it and confirm that it’s a power that humans cannot reach,” Muirna said.

"But this alone should be enough to illustrate its level of danger. At the very least, little Leah will lose control because she can't master this power; at worst..."

Muirna paused, and then Caesar continued her words:
"The worst-case scenario is a conspiracy from a higher dimension,"

Muirner nodded slightly.

Caesar took a deep breath to calm himself down.

“Xiao Sa, you don’t need to be too anxious,” Muirna comforted him. “From the very beginning, Xiao Liya has inherited the divine power of nature for more than 30 years. During this time, nothing has happened, which proves that we still have plenty of time. As long as the Holy Emperor uses his power to control the magic power in her body and keep it under our control, it will not have too much of an impact.”

"After learning about this, I went back and had a good talk with her, and I also asked her about the divine right of nature," Caesar said.

"My feeling is that she herself was aware of the existence of divine right, and that she had most likely used the power of divine right."

Muirner frowned. "But the divine authority of nature has declined, and even the Elf King can't exert much influence over it. You mean..."

Caesar nodded: "What she used was most likely the power you described, which was subordinate to the divine authority of nature."

Muirner paused for a moment, then asked, "You mean, little Leah... can control that power that transcends divinity?"

This sounds even more terrifying than out of control.

"I can't figure it out for now. She seems very sensitive about this matter and is unwilling to tell me much."

"I've been thinking all day about how to truly ensure Yumilia's safety, but I haven't come up with a solution yet."

“Perhaps I can give it a try,” Muirner said. “I came here with a plan.”

"What should we do?" Caesar's expression was exceptionally serious, as it concerned Yumilia.

"Little Sa, have you heard of Lundia's Mirror?"

"You mean that high-level magical artifact that can take over the body and receive the effects of various spells?"

Lundia's Mirror is an extremely rare high-level magical artifact; even the treasury of Eldaria only has three of them.

Its only effect is to create a soul replica with your own characteristics. This replica has no consciousness of its own, and its only function is to take the side effects of various spells on your behalf, allowing you to use some spells with great side effects but extremely powerful effects with zero risk.

“There’s something you’ve forgotten: the divine right of nature can be transferred. In the past, it was a power inherited through bloodlines. If we can transfer the divine right of nature from Little Leah, then she will be absolutely safe,” Muirna said.

"And Lundia's mirror might be able to do that. We can transfer the divine authority of nature from her to a cloned soul, and then take control of it, so that little Lia will be safe."

(End of this chapter)