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

Amelia clenched her fist.

This was intentional, absolutely intentional.

Who exactly is deliberately targeting me?

"What about the other four swords?" Amelia asked after a thought flashed through her mind.

"Those swords have all been bought too." The elven worker's expression grew increasingly awkward.

Amelia's face darkened upon hearing this.

This is undoubtedly a complete and utter targeting.

Could it be related to the competition for the inheritance of elves?

Thinking about this calmed Amelia down a bit.

"Give me a refund," Amelia said coldly.

Ultimately, there were no further problems with the refund.

Once the refund was processed, Amelia didn't want to stay in the store any longer, so she pulled Eileen along and left.

On the way out, Amelia bit her lower lip and said, "I'm sorry, Eileen. I wanted to get you a better weapon, but I didn't expect to encounter something like this on the way."

“It’s alright, Your Majesty.” Eileen shook her head.

When Amelia got angry about this, she was also a little angry, but besides being angry, she was also a little happy.

Because Amelia is angry because of her.

Eileen was content to see how much Amelia cared for her, and it didn't matter if she didn't have a new weapon to replace it.

However, since someone is targeting His Majesty, I must be careful.

At this moment, Amelia was still very frustrated. If such a large shopping mall as Wind in the Forest was so unreliable, would she and Eileen be able to buy what they wanted even if they went to other shopping malls?

Will the person secretly targeting you continue to target you?

Thinking of this, Amelia glanced at the comments again.

Unfortunately, the comments didn't reveal any useful information, and the audience didn't know who was targeting her. They could only make some speculations, but most believed it was related to the competition for the Elf Heritage.

'It seems the audience isn't seeing the scene jump to anyone else... Sigh, this kind of scene jumping is too passive.'

Amelia thought helplessly.

"Your Majesty, we don't need to go shopping anymore. Let's go somewhere else to relax," Eileen suggested to Amelia.

She understood that if buying things at Linjianzhifeng would lead to being targeted, then buying things elsewhere would likely be the same. Rather than continue being targeted, they might as well not buy anything at all.

"Irene, is there anywhere you want to go?" Amelia asked.

She had originally planned to buy the things and then go back, but she hadn't managed to buy the things she wanted for Eileen, which made her feel that things weren't quite perfect.

Eileen's eyes flickered as she said, "On my way here, I saw a theater about to put on a play about the growth of a royal guard. I'm interested and want to see it."

“Okay, then let’s go to the theater.” Amelia nodded.

As they spoke, they walked out of the Linjianzhifeng Shopping Mall.

A cold wind was blowing outside the mall.

After Amelia and Irene came out, they both subconsciously tightened their bodies. Even though they were wearing warm clothes, they still felt cold in the winter.

Amelia raised her hand, exhaled a breath of hot air, and slowly rubbed it.

Amelia also vaguely remembered the theater that Eileen mentioned. It seemed to be called the Puppet Theater, one of the many well-known theaters in the City of Nature, and not far from the Forest Breeze Shopping Mall.

Going to the theater with Eileen seems like a great experience.

As Amelia was thinking this, some flashes of light suddenly appeared before her eyes, bringing her back to her senses, and she looked in the direction of the flashes.

Under a large, leafy tree in front of them, a group of elegantly dressed elves were waiting, each of them displaying a leisurely and composed demeanor.

One of the elves surrounded appeared to be the leader; he was male with green hair and eyes, and was currently examining a sword in his hand.

Amelia wasn't sure if it was just her imagination, but she felt like the other person was watching her out of the corner of their eye, which made her subconsciously raise her hand to press down the wide-brimmed hat on her head.

"Wait, what's that...?"

Suddenly, Amelia's gaze sharpened and fell on the other person's hand.

The sword was silver-white overall, with starlight-like specks on it, reflecting bursts of brilliant light.

This is the Star Lake Sword!

Upon seeing the sword, Amelia's pretty face immediately darkened.

Is this the important figure the Forest Wind Spirit worker was talking about?

Amelia took another look at the elves over there, and the elves no longer tried to hide anything, each of them looking at her with a mocking smile.

“Your Majesty.” Eileen took a step closer to Amelia.

Amelia noticed the elves over there, so Eileen naturally wouldn't miss it either.

Seeing that the two had noticed them, the elves stopped hiding and started walking towards Amelia and her companion.

"Isn't this Miss Amelia Steele, the goddess of the Nature School, and Miss Irene, her superior apostle guard? What an amazing coincidence that we would run into each other on the street."

The green-haired elf in the lead blocked their path with a smile.

"Who are you?" Amelia asked in a deep voice, looking at the person in front of her.

When she asked, she also looked at the comments, but the viewers didn't recognize the person either; it seemed to be someone who didn't appear in the original storyline.

"Eh? Miss Amelia doesn't recognize me? That's really disappointing. No matter what, I'm just like you, one of the divine children." The green-haired elf said, feigning sadness.

"You think you're so famous? Do I have to know who you are?"

"Hehe, what I mean is..."

"You don't need to say anything more, I don't want to talk to you."

Amelia made no attempt to hide her disgust.

The fact that the Star Lake Sword was in the other party's hands was enough to make it clear that the other party was the one who deliberately intercepted and targeted her. There was no need to be polite to someone whose malice was so obvious.

After leaving those words, Amelia pulled Eileen along and prepared to leave.

However, the other elves behind the green-haired elf scattered and continued to block their path.

The green-haired elf still wore a smile, seemingly unaware that she was being disliked: "Miss Amelia, you are quite impolite. But you are right, I am not a world-renowned elf, so it is normal that you do not know me. Let me introduce myself first. My name is Elmer Dewey, the divine son of the Falcon Faction, and a high-ranking apostle."

"Are you done? If you're done, then you can step aside," Amelia said coldly.

She wasn't worried about what Elmer could do to her, after all, this was Quanting Street, where there were many elves around, and there were quite a few elves watching.

Even elves are very interested in gossiping.

The Nature School will absolutely not turn a blind eye to whatever Elmer wants to do.

“Miss Amelia seems to have a lot of opinions about me. Why is that? Is it because of this sword?” Elmer showed the sword in his hand: “I only found out after I bought this sword that Miss Amelia also wanted to buy it. Unfortunately, the people from the Forest Wind gave the sword to me as soon as they saw me. I am very sorry that Miss Amelia could not get the item she wanted.”

Amelia frowned and remained silent.

She felt that Elmer was very shameless and spoke in a sarcastic tone, which she found really annoying.

Elmer smiled and continued, "If Miss Amelia wants this sword, well... how about we play a game? If Miss Amelia agrees, this sword might just be hers."

“I’m not interested,” Amelia said unhappily.

At the same time, she glanced at the barrage of comments scrolling by and her eyes narrowed slightly.

After Elmer mentioned that he was a member of the Falcon Faction, the audience brought up the fact that the Falcon Faction and the Wind Faction had been secretly cooperating for a long time.

In the original storyline, the two factions even conspired to assassinate Monica, resulting in her death and the complete annihilation of the Nature Faction.

After learning about this situation, Amelia understood why Elmer was targeting her.

Those who wanted to target him were undoubtedly the Gale Faction, but Monica had warned them not to openly cause him trouble. So, they left the task of causing him trouble to the Falcon Faction elves.

On the surface, the Falcon Faction and the Gale Faction have no connection. If they come to cause trouble, they can use the excuse that Amelia is a rival for the Elven legacy.

"Don't be so quick to refuse. Why don't you hear what I have to say first?" Elmer said with a smile, "I originally planned to have a small spar with you, Miss Amelia, with the Star Lake Sword as the prize. However, Miss Amelia, you are only a mid-level Apostle, and it would be unfair for me, as a high-level Apostle, to spar with you. How about this, let your guard spar with me alone. We are both high-level Apostles, so this would be perfectly fair. What do you think?"

Chapter 185 Eileen's Decision

Very fair?

Amelia was so angry she laughed. How could someone who could already be called a god's child spar with someone who didn't have divine bloodline be called fair?

Although Amelia had always trusted Irene's abilities, she couldn't just agree to something like this so easily.

“I already said I’m not interested. Uh… never mind, I don’t remember your name. Anyway, don’t bother us again.” Amelia turned to leave.

Amelia wanted to leave, but Elmer didn't want her to. With a swift movement, he appeared before Amelia and reached out to press his hand against her shoulder.

However, Elmer's hand ultimately failed to touch Amelia.

His wrist was gripped tightly by another hand, preventing him from moving any further.

“What do you want to do?” Eileen looked at Elmer coldly. “Don’t try to touch His Majesty with your hands, not even a single hair on His Majesty’s head.”

Elmer raised an eyebrow, withdrew his strength, and tried to pull his hand away, but even with a little force, he couldn't pull it back.

“Miss Eileen, you’re really protective of your master. But don’t overthink it, I mean no harm,” Elmer said with a smile.

Eileen gave a soft snort before releasing Elmer's hand.

Elmer casually twisted his hand before turning back to Amelia and saying, "Miss Amelia, I haven't finished speaking yet, so you can't leave in such a hurry."

"Is it up to you to decide whether I can leave or not?" Amelia said in a deep voice.

“That’s not what I meant.” Elmer shook his head and smiled. “Let me get straight to the point. Because I feel very sorry for buying the Star Lake Sword, I still want to have a match with Miss Eileen. If Miss Eileen wins, the Star Lake Sword will belong to her. If I win, you won’t have to pay anything. How about that? Isn’t that a very good deal?”

The terms sound very good.

But Amelia could tell that Elmer was just looking for trouble.

If she wasn't mistaken, Elmer might even want to use this opportunity to severely damage Eileen and establish his authority over her.

She was a goddess of nature, and Elmer couldn't do anything to her, but she was one of her guards, so he naturally felt he could do whatever he wanted to her.

Looking at Amelia in front of him, Elmer was calm and composed, with a hint of smugness in his heart.