As a queen who has lost her kingdom, I can see the comments section.

[I remember now, isn't this person from the Kingdom of Bagus?]

[I also found that in the original storyline, Eileen clashed with the Kingdom of Bagus many times, including when Howard appeared.]

[Was Howard just cannon fodder in the original storyline? He didn't even last long in front of Eileen before he was killed off.]

Is this guy a hidden hand of the Kingdom of Bagus? Or is he going to join the Kingdom of Bagus in the future, but not yet?

As she watched the barrage of comments scrolling by, Amelia began to ponder.

Howard's situation is very concerning.

If Howard is from the Kingdom of Bagus, then is there something wrong with the entire Redeemer Alliance?

However, it's too early to draw conclusions now.

Amelia pondered, her gaze sweeping across the living room.

The living room looked very clean, as if someone cleaned it every day.

Suddenly, Amelia's gaze stopped as she saw a book in the corner. It must have been left behind by someone who had been taken in by the Redeemer Alliance.

Why doesn't this book have a proper cover? The cover is just plain brown, and there's no title. What could be inside?

Several thoughts swept through Amelia's mind.

After thinking for a moment, Amelia simply interrupted Ruth and Howard's conversation.

“Mr. Howard,” Amelia said, pointing to the books over there, “may I take a look at that book?”

Upon hearing this, Howard turned to look at the book, immediately got up to pick it up, but instead of handing it to Amelia, he said, "This must have been left behind by Hamil. He's always so forgetful. I'm sorry, Miss Lily, I think it would be better to give this book to Hamil first. He's probably looking for it right now. I'll go and give it to him."

“It’s alright.” Amelia nodded, seemingly unconcerned.

Howard left with the book.

Only the four of them remained in the living room.

Ruth then leaned closer to Amelia and whispered, "Miss Lily, I feel that cooperation with the Redeemer Alliance is still very likely to be achieved. Mr. Howard also showed some interest just now. I think we might as well step up our efforts and make this happen directly."

What are you planning to do?

“I think we can offer them some benefits. Although I promised some benefits afterward, those were just empty promises. I think we might offer them some useful benefits first.”

"There's no need for that."

Amelia refused without hesitation.

"Don't you need to?" Ruth was taken aback.

“I know you want to win them over by offering them benefits, but there’s no need.” Amelia still has some doubts about the Redeemer Alliance, so she naturally wouldn’t give them any benefits directly.

Seeing that Amelia had said that, Ruth had no choice but to nod.

Howard returned to the group shortly afterward.

Seeing this, Ruth continued her conversation with Howard, which lasted for quite some time.

After talking for so long, the summary can be summed up in one sentence.

Ruth invited the Redeemer Alliance to join Starfield, and Howard expressed his interest, saying he would have a good talk with the leader after the leader returned and try his best to persuade him.

By all accounts, this seems to have been a fairly successful exchange.

Ruth was quite satisfied with the result: "Since your leader hasn't returned yet, we'll come again next time. If your leader does return, please ask Mr. Howard to give him a proper talk."

“That’s certainly not a problem. The Star River Territory is so peaceful now, unlike other places. Lord, you deserve a lot of credit for this. It’s clear that you are very capable. We are happy to cooperate with you.” Howard said with a friendly smile.

The negotiations between the two sides seemed to be going very smoothly.

Amelia watched all of this silently, without saying anything more.

Ruth then said goodbye to Howard.

The heavy snow outside continued to fall for a long time, with no sign of it stopping.

Amelia and the others came out of the house and trudged through the thick snow back into the carriage.

After entering the carriage, Ruth's eyes shone with anticipation as she said, "This conversation with Mr. Howard went quite well. The Redeemers might really be coming to our side."

“That’s not necessarily true,” Amelia said calmly.

"There's still a good chance this will succeed, right?" Ruth asked, puzzled.

Amelia didn't answer the question, but instead asked, "Why do you think Howard won't let me see that book?"

That book?

Ruth paused for a moment, then realized what Amelia had said.

"Wasn't that book supposed to be returned to its owner in a hurry?" Ruth recalled and said.

“It looks like that, but… never mind, let’s go check with the Harvest Adventurers first.” Amelia didn’t continue.

After all, everything she thought about was just a judgment or guess based on limited circumstances. There were too few clues presented to her, so she couldn't say whether her judgments were accurate or not.

Seeing this, Ruth didn't say anything more.

Their carriage began to travel through Morington, and soon they arrived outside a bakery, which was the base of the Harvest Adventurers.

However, upon arriving here, they learned that the Harvest Adventurers had already left Morington City.

They went to other towns, but what they did there is unknown.

In short, no one in the Harvest Adventurers group with enough influence stayed behind. All Ruth could do was tell those who remained that when the members of the Harvest Adventurers group returned, they should tell them that they had been there.

After giving their instructions, the group returned to the Galaxy Cradle Hotel by carriage.

Inside the hotel suite.

Amelia sat on the sofa, picked up her hot tea, took a sip, and glanced at the comments section.

'Whether it's the Redeemer Alliance or the Harvest Adventure Team, the comments section isn't providing much useful information. Is it because the current storyline has deviated too much from the original plot?'

Amelia thought to herself.

The audience also said they had never heard of the Harvest Adventure Team.

Just then, Amelia saw Howard's name mentioned again in the comments, and a thought suddenly struck her.

“Ruth.” Amelia looked up at the mature woman sitting on the sofa opposite her.

“Miss Lily, what’s wrong?” Ruth asked.

Because her knight commander Wilbur was also in the suite, she did not address Amelia as Her Majesty.

Amelia put down her teacup and said, "Speaking of which, I still don't know what the leader of the Redeemer Alliance is called. You and Howard both called him 'leader' before."

“Oh, him? His name is Barrett Hall,” Ruth replied immediately.

As soon as the name was mentioned, the comments section in front of Amelia immediately became lively.

Chapter 136 I'm going to make my move.

As the barrage of comments became denser, Amelia's gaze immediately fell upon them.

[Barrett?]

Isn't this a commander from the Kingdom of Bagus?

[I remember this guy; in the original storyline, he overestimated himself and challenged Irene, only to be instantly defeated. His performance was so embarrassing that it left such a deep impression on me.]

[Isn't that strange? In the original storyline, both the leader and deputy leader of the Redeemer Alliance were from the Kingdom of Bagus?]

[And now? Are they also from the Kingdom of Baghs?]

[Oh dear, my Amelia and Irene, please be careful they don't get tricked.]

[Surely we haven't been tricked? Amelia should have already sensed something's wrong.]

Looking at the numerous comments in front of her, Amelia narrowed her eyes.

"Miss Lily, what's wrong?" Ruth noticed that Amelia's expression seemed a little off.

“It’s nothing.” Amelia shook her head, then asked, “Ruth, do you know the list of the rest of the Redeemer League?”

"I have this list. Would you like to see it, Miss Lily?"

"show me."

“I understand, Wilbur. Go and have Sampson bring the list over,” Ruth immediately said to the knight commander, who was wearing black armor.

"Yes, my lord."

Wilbur acknowledged and left the room.

Soon after, the butler Sampson returned with a list, which he handed to Ruth, who then passed it on to Amelia.

Amelia picked up the list and looked at it, but while she appeared to be looking at the list, she was actually reading the comments on the screen.

She didn't recognize these people's names, and even if she did, it wouldn't be of any use. She just wanted to see if the audience recognized the names of the others, hoping they might be able to provide some useful information.

[I can't see the list.]

Ah, Amelia, focused on the list, is as beautiful as ever.

[Eileen, whose gaze was constantly fixed on Amelia, was also very beautiful.]

The comments section went off-topic.

Upon seeing this, Amelia read it aloud: "Karen Ramsden, Jay Blaise, Ruby Nelson..."

One name after another was read aloud by Amelia.

Ruth didn't understand why Amelia read it aloud, but she didn't think too much about it, figuring it might just be one of Amelia's habits.

But as Amelia read out one name after another, the chat room erupted in excitement.

[I think I heard a few familiar names?]

What the heck? Is this a list of soldiers from the Kingdom of Baghs?

Although I hadn't heard of some of the names, those I had heard of were all from the Kingdom of Baghs, weren't they?

Good heavens, this Redeemer Alliance is made up of people from the Kingdom of Bagus, right?

As she read through the comments, Amelia became certain of some of her suspicions.