Starting with One Piece, a Multiverse Simulation

"It's actually the Void and the legendary familiar... So, as a familiar, and possessing such incredible power, could it also be..."

"That's right, I am indeed one of the legendary familiars, the Heart of God named Reeves Rachel."

Unfortunately, my contractor, Princess Henrietta, is not the successor of the Void, a fact that puzzles me greatly.

Perhaps the heart of a god has two parts, and I am merely one of them?

Queen Tristine was naturally aware of the matter concerning the progenitor Brimmill and "nothingness," and there was even a magic book containing the magic of nothingness that circulated within their Tristine royal family.

However, the magic mentioned above is invisible and unusable to ordinary people, so the royal family has always believed that it is just a legend.

Few people know about the legends of "Void" and their familiars, as these things are only passed down in some ancient books and among the royal families of a few kingdoms.

Wood's ability to know such details further convinced Queen Tristine of what he had said.

“I don’t care whether Henrietta is the rumored successor to nothingness, but I do have a request I would like to entrust to you.”

This request is not made to you as the Queen of Tristain, but as a mother's request.

"You are the legendary familiar, and possess such immense power. If Tristain truly cannot protect us, can you take my place and properly protect Henrietta, this child?"

Thanks to Wood's reminder, Torristin might be able to make some preparations in advance.

However, Queen Tristan had no confidence whatsoever about whether she could win this battle.

Albion's dragon knight force is the strongest on the continent of Halkkinia, and if you add in the army of monsters summoned by magical items, to be honest, Tristin is no match for them.

As a queen, she represented the will of the entire kingdom, so even if she died in battle, she could not back down. But Henrietta was different; she was still a child and did not need to wait to die with her.

"Because she was the sole heir to the kingdom, and because her father died young, I was very strict with her from a young age, which led to Henrietta's very lonely childhood."

She has just gone through the grief of losing her fiancé, and there's not much I can do for her. All I can do now, as a mother, is beg you to take good care of my daughter.

Clearly, the forces of Tristine and Albion are vastly different, and without any other reinforcements, the Queen feels that their chances of winning are extremely slim. Therefore, the Queen now hopes that Wood can take Henrietta and escape as soon as possible.

Even though she is the Queen, she is still a mother at heart, and no parent in the world wants their child to be unhappy.

While giving Wood instructions, the Queen even took out a key from her bosom, indicating that it was the key to the kingdom's treasury, and told Wood and his men to take some treasure before they fled so they could live in peace.

As for why the Queen trusted Wood so much, even entrusting her only daughter to him, it all comes down to the fact that Wood was Henrietta's familiar.

Once a familiar contract is signed, the familiar will not betray the other, and the relationship between the two is far more reliable than that between lovers or even relatives.

Seeing the queen's words, which sounded like a deathbed entrustment, Henrietta, who was still reeling from the shock, finally came to her senses.

Compared to Wales, her childhood fiancé whom she had only met a few times, the thought of her mother's death was clearly more unbearable for Henrietta.

"If Mother doesn't leave, then I won't go anywhere either. Anyway, I have nothing left to lose!"

Having just lost her lover, Henrietta was now forced to abandon her mother and flee on her own – something she clearly couldn't accept.

This was also the first time she had directly contradicted her mother, and her attitude was quite firm.

Chapter 114 Tristine in a State of Fear

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"Since I was summoned to this world as Henrietta's familiar, I will naturally protect her and prevent her from being harmed."

But if this is not her own will, even if it is Her Majesty the Queen's order, I do not intend to obey it.

Hearing what Wood said, Henrietta showed gratitude, while Queen Tristine looked annoyed.

“If the Kingdom of Albion mobilizes its entire army to attack Tristine, staying here will only mean certain death. What you’re doing is protecting Henrietta!”

When one kingdom is conquered by another, the conquering kingdom will not leave behind any members of the original royal family, because that would only leave behind potential threats.

Even if Henrietta, as the successor to Tristine, survives, her fate will certainly not be good.

Why does Her Majesty insist that Tristine is doomed to lose?

If the victory in this war against the Kingdom of Albion goes to Tristin instead of Albion, then not only will Her Highness not need to flee, but Tristin will also reap a great deal of benefits.

Upon hearing what Wood said, Queen Tristine gave a wry smile and was about to retort, but before she could speak, Wood interrupted her again.

"Under normal circumstances, Torristin's army would naturally be no match for the Kingdom of Albion."

But has Her Majesty forgotten? As a legendary familiar, I possess the ability to see the future.

"While the future certainly exists, it's still something that hasn't happened yet."

If the future we know is one we don't want to see, then why not use our own strength to reverse and change it?

Tristine, Magic Academy

Only three days have passed, but the number of students in the magic academy has decreased by more than half compared to three days ago.

Thanks to Wood's warning, the Kingdom of Tristain discovered in advance that the Kingdom of Albion was about to launch a war against it.

The students at the magic academy were all from wealthy and noble families. Most of their families had already sent people to take their children away after receiving advance notice.

The students at the magic academy are not only nobles of Tristine, but also people from Garmania and other kingdoms of Goria.

Since Tristine and Albion are about to go to war, these students from other kingdoms naturally have no reason to stay here and get caught up in the war.

The Duke of Valière's family, where Louise lived, had originally sent someone to bring Louise home, partly out of concern for her safety, and partly because the family believed that a poor student like Louise was completely incapable of helping.

Since his outstanding performance in the battle of Fukai, Cai Gou's treatment has improved somewhat. He can now sit at the table to eat and speak with Louise on equal terms.

Aside from the fact that she had to sleep on piles of weeds every night, which the talented woman complained about, the other talented women said they could barely accept it.

After all, while Louise's flat figure is nothing to look at, at least her face is quite pretty. As long as she gets some perks every day, sleeping in a pile of weeds isn't entirely unacceptable.

Today, Louise received her second letter from home, in which her mother sternly ordered her to return home immediately.

She also stated that if Louise had not returned home by the time she sent the third letter, she would have Louise's older sister, Eleanor, personally go and bring her back.

As Louise's eldest sister, Eleonor is one of Louise's most feared figures. If Eleonor were to come to the magic academy, Louise would be powerless to resist her own sister.

So after a night of careful consideration, Louise decided to go to the capital of Tristine before her sister Eleanor arrived at the magic academy.

The man, curled up on a pile of weeds, was dreaming of having beautiful women on either side of him. But just as he was about to grope the busty woman in front of him, a sharp pain jolted him awake from his dream.

"Louise, what's wrong with you now? Do you know what you just made me miss out on?!"

Let me tell you, even familiars have dignity. Don't think I won't dare to lay a hand on you just because you're a little cute.

Without a doubt, the pink-haired beauty who used her frenzied trampling to inflict violence on Saito's brother was none other than Louise herself.

Louise originally intended to wake Saito in a gentler way, but the other party's expression was just too lewd, so Louise couldn't help but take action... oh no, she kicked him.

"Enough with the nonsense. Sister Eleanor will probably arrive at the magic academy in the next couple of days, so we must leave here immediately."

"Isn't this good? After all, they are a duke's family. Staying in their own territory is safer than staying here, no matter what."

Through his recent interactions with Shesta, a maid at the magic academy, Cai Ren has learned the reason why a large number of students have been leaving the academy.

Even in another world, war is indeed unavoidable...

As a time traveler from a peaceful era, Saito's thoughts naturally resembled those of most people: to avoid the chaos of war. Therefore, he believed that going home with Louise to avoid the turmoil was not necessarily a bad thing.

However, no sooner had the talented man finished speaking than Louise's small leather whip appeared.

“I am a nobleman. If I desert my post, how is that any different from trampling on the honor of the Valiel family?”

"And Henrietta is my best friend, and now is the time when she needs help the most..."

As night fell, the two figures sneaked out of the magic academy and rode a horse to the capital of Tristine.

It's unclear whether the master has a natural ability to suppress familiars, or whether Saito is simply helpless against Louise's outstanding appearance.

In conclusion, despite her reluctance, the young lady finally decided to go to the palace of Tristain with Louise at Louise's insistence.

Not only are Louise and Henrietta good friends, but after what happened before, and because they share similar experiences, Saito and Wood also developed a fairly good friendship.

Both countries are in a state of war preparation, and as the capital of Tristan, it is naturally under heavy guard even at night.

Because most of the people living in the capital knew that Tristín was no match for Albion, they chose to leave and prepare to take the airship to Goria or Romania for refuge.

The once prosperous city is now in a state of chaos due to the impending war.

Louise, a noblewoman and a swordswoman, was an extremely conspicuous pair in such an environment, and was quickly surrounded by soldiers as a spy.

Chapter 115 The Boy Who Could Fight a Thousand Against All!

Louise wanted to prove her identity, but realized that she had left in too much of a hurry and had not brought either her magic academy student ID or Valier's family crest.

Just as the patrolling guards concluded that Louise and her companion were spies from the Kingdom of Albion who had infiltrated the capital at night, and were about to detain them, a young male voice suddenly came from behind the guards.

"I was planning to go to the magic academy tomorrow to ask for your help, but I didn't expect you to find this place first."

"It's been a few days, Louise, and Talented Man. It seems your relationship is progressing quite quickly."

Upon seeing the approaching person, the patrolling guards immediately stood on either side with respect, forming a passage for them to pass.

Just as Louise and Saito were wondering what kind of important person knew them, a familiar face slowly emerged from the darkness before them.

"Wood! X2"

It's normal for Cai Ren and Louise to be surprised at this moment, because Wood's current demeanor is completely different from when he was at the magic academy.

He wore a bright silver armor that looked expensive, and two long swords specially crafted and forged by a master craftsman were also worn at his waist.

With his imposing presence and Wood's inherent charisma, no one would question whether he was a nobleman or even from a long-established knightly family.