Of course, it was because of the subtle hints that Dia gave him.

But Kido didn't quite understand why Dia did that.

In fact, from the very beginning of Diya's appearance, she couldn't understand what the other party was doing.

They didn't seem to have a sense of crisis, nor did they seem to be about to surrender.

Qiduo pondered in her heart:

Based on previous observations, Dia can't pause for more than five seconds at a time. Is that not enough time for him to leave?

There is too little information to make a determination.

Qiduo felt a bit irritated. She didn't understand why Dia always told only half the story, neither concealing her secrets nor actively explaining her actions and motives.

"Xianpei! Did you bring a spirit medium with you?"

After hearing what Qiduo said, Naspi hurriedly used [Concentration] to observe, then his face turned ugly, and he immediately asked loudly.

Kakin's army does have a standing force of Extinction Division soldiers as a strategic special logistics unit, but their numbers are extremely small.

Therefore, Naspi is also unsure whether Hsien-Pei will bring a spirit exorcist.

Surprisingly, Hyun-pei actually nodded:

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Before setting off, Xianpei had considered the possibility of curses or similar things appearing, so he specially brought along exorcism troops.

Who knew it would actually come in handy?

After he finished speaking, he looked behind him and waved to a soldier.

The soldier immediately rushed forward, gave a respectful military salute, and his hard-soled leather boots stomped on the ground with a dull thud.

"Report! Calvin of the Special Support Forces of the Third Army of the Royal Army of Kakin salutes you!"

"Go, remove the spiritual energy from the heart area of ​​that person on the ground."

Naspi gave the order decisively.

Without a word, soldier Calvin faithfully went to carry out the mission.

As the exorcism proceeded, the atmosphere fell silent again.

All that could be heard was the sound of rain falling from the sky, the thunder dancing wildly, and the wind rustling through the surrounding trees.

In the dim light

A group of people from different backgrounds, each harboring different thoughts, stood silently on guard against each other in the pouring rain.

Let's go back to the previous question.

Naspi didn't waste time on areas where he couldn't contribute; instead, he glanced at Dia and Mumu Ze:

"I just want to know, did you kill Nugui?"

At this point, Naspi's tone became calm, as if he were simply asking Dia if she had eaten.

"It has nothing to do with me."

Diya shifted her feet, shielding Mumu Ze more closely in front of her, and said in a carefree, unhurried manner.

"..."

Nasby's forehead veins bulged slightly, and he couldn't help but scold:

"Enough! Stop hiding behind Mumu Ze! Do you think she can protect you? Kakin doesn't only have one prince!"

As he spoke, he turned to look at Halkenbrugge, who was hiding in the crowd, and shouted angrily:

"Benjamin! Come out here! What are you doing hiding in the crowd? Do you even have the demeanor of a prince?!"

Upon hearing this, Halkenbrugge exchanged a glance with Dia from afar, then decisively cupped his hands to his mouth and shouted at Naspi:

"Father! Xianpei says he can stop time!"

"You fucking believe that?" Nasby roared.

"A ten percent chance of it being true is enough. A wise person doesn't stand under a dangerous wall. I advise you not to get too close to him."

As he spoke, Halkenbrugg squeezed into the space beside him, creating an empty seat:

"I still have a seat here, and it's far enough away, why don't you come here?"

The point is to avoid directly confronting Dia.

Of course, only Halkenbrugge himself knew that he was also avoiding getting too close to Nasby and letting him see through his scheme.

"Fuck off!"

Upon hearing this, Nasby didn't bother to say anything more.

However, he could understand Benjamin's thoughts, since not everyone is like the king, with the means to resurrect and the mechanism for revenge after death.

He then turned to look at Dia, his mouth moving as if he wanted to continue talking about the other princes.

But thinking about it carefully, are there really any princes left now?

Put Benjamin aside for now. Besides him, there's Kadjo and Fugates. Do they have the potential to threaten Mumuze...?

Naspi glanced at the group that had hidden further away. Kadjo and Fugates were hugging each other, holding an umbrella and carefully watching their direction.

They were the only two people holding umbrellas throughout the event.

'It doesn't seem to be working very well...'

Nasby's eye twitched.

Besides the sisters, it seems that only the infant Wabur is left?

They were completely hidden from beginning to end, and I never even saw them.

'Damn it, has this kid found the only solution?'

Naspi immediately sensed something was wrong.

Judging from the current situation, it seems that Mumu Ze has a pretty good chance of winning in the end. If Mumu Ze insists on protecting Dia, it seems that he can't do anything, otherwise he will be judged as biased in the succession battle, and the effect of the ritual may be greatly reduced.

Before entering the secret realm, Nasby could have confidently said that he could simply have another batch of children and have another succession war a few decades later.

But only Nasby himself knew that he no longer had a second chance to hold a succession battle.

Two resurrections nearly exhausted his lifespan, and even Nasby himself didn't know how much longer he could last.

One year? Two years?

If the egg in the pot is destroyed, this time may be even shorter...

Naspi glared at Dia, forcing out the words through gritted teeth:

"Are you so smug? You lied to my daughter, thinking you can do whatever you want in Kakin? What if I don't agree to your marriage?"

Naspi's anger drew sidelong glances from onlookers, and his words sparked much speculation.

A marriage? I've never heard of anything like this before.

Dia was also stunned for a moment, wondering how Naspi's thought process was so complicated that he suddenly jumped to the topic of marriage.

After hearing Naspi's words, Mumu Ze became somewhat angry and retorted:

I wasn't scammed!

Why do people always think she's easily fooled? Does she really look that unintelligent?

Mumu Ze thought with some resentment.

"besides."

She said earnestly:

“The prince’s marriage does not require the king’s consent, and besides, you promised me before! You cannot go back on your word.”

As he spoke, Mumu Ze turned around and grabbed Dia's arm, sticking his tongue out at Naspi fiercely!

No, you weren't like this in the main hall before.

Naspi, who had been hit hard by the boomerang, stared in astonishment at Mumu Ze.

What can I say about her? She actually went against her own father for the sake of an outsider. She's practically a traitor.

But having the courage to stand up to the king for what he wants is commendable and shows the style of the Kakin royal family.

Nasby was speechless for a moment, and the atmosphere froze again.

At this stalemate...

Suddenly, the rain curtain in mid-air distorted, as if some invisible hand had grabbed that space and twisted it for a moment!

The next instant, two figures suddenly leaped out of mid-air, accompanied by arrogant laughter:

"Ha! I told you the fiftieth floor was the exit! That kid and the king's footprints only went up to..."

The laughter stopped abruptly the moment Sherlock landed.

All the soldiers, guards, and princes who rushed to the scene silently turned their heads to stare at him with strange looks, without uttering a word.

At the same time, neat rows of dark gun muzzles were also pointed at him.

As soon as Saqiu landed, he understood everything before him.

He immediately gripped the hilt of his sword, assumed a defensive stance, frowned, and stared intently at the soldiers surrounding them, muttering without looking away:

"Sherlock, didn't you say that the soldiers outside would be lured away?"

"Logically, that's how it should be. Whether it's the boy with the book or Dia, they should have run away the moment they left the secret realm..."

Sherlock scratched his raven headdress, looked at Dia in confusion, and asked:

"You brat, why don't you run away?"

If you don't run, how will you distract the patrolling soldiers and the king? If the soldiers aren't distracted, how will he escape?

Dia glanced at Sherlock with the same look she gave him when he was foolish, understood the unspoken meaning in his words, and was instantly amused by his audacity.

He pulled Mu Muze close, and asked arrogantly and disdainfully:

"Why should I run? Sherlock, are you still asleep?"

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