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

No wonder it was very cold when I went to sleep yesterday, but I felt warm when I woke up.

Since Eileen didn't mention it, Amelia didn't ask any further questions.

"Miss, what should we do next?" Eileen, who had finished eating, asked Amelia.

Chapter 7 God

The future?

When Eileen asked this question, Amelia couldn't help but feel a little lost.

She had only been in this world for less than 24 hours, and she had already experienced the destruction of her country and the escape. She hadn't really thought about what to do next.

"What are your thoughts, Eileen?" Amelia wanted to hear Eileen's opinion.

A determined look appeared in Eileen's eyes: "If you wish to hear my advice, my suggestion is to go and find the lords throughout the kingdom who still retain their power, combine our strength with theirs, and secretly develop our forces. One day, we will rebuild our army, cross the Flower Plains, march back to the capital, and rebuild the Kingdom of Steel!"

The lords of various regions?

Amelia glanced at the comments that had appeared. The comments were not optimistic about Eileen's actions, because Eileen had made contact with the remaining lords in various places. Those guys definitely had no intention of restoring their kingdoms. If they really made contact, they might even sell Amelia out.

Upon seeing the comments, Amelia said, "Eileen, the matter of restoring our kingdom is still too far away for us. Besides escaping to a safe place, what I hope for next is that I can also gain enough power."

Through the original owner's memories, Amelia knows that this is a world with special powers.

However, the power system of this world is a bit strange. It's not the sword and magic that Amelia remembers, nor is it anything supernatural or mysterious.

According to the original owner's memories, to gain power in this world, one needs to worship the Ten Gods. However, these Ten Gods are more like ten peculiar items than deities. Because they possess mysterious and powerful abilities, they are revered as gods.

Sword of the God of War: Can grant the sword and the body the ability.

Pure white wings: can grant the power of light and healing.

Praise of Ice and Fire: Grants the power of fire and ice.

Mystic Book: Grants the abilities of alchemy and barriers.

Blood Moon: Can grant the power of death and curse.

The Tree of Nature: It can grant plants the ability to manipulate and control animals.

Bard's Bow: Grants the ability to use wind and fire.

Thunder Hammer: The ability to grant thunder and power.

Throne of the Earth: Grants the earth and the ability to nurture life.

Poseidon's Trident: Grants the power of water and illusion.

Four of the ten gods belong to the human side!

The pure white wings belong to the Church of Heaven, the Sword of the God of War belongs to the Saiya Empire, the Praise of Ice and Fire belongs to the Sainsor Empire, and the Book of Mystery belongs to the Waterland Empire.

By believing in God and meditating frequently, one can gain His power and become an apostle!

"Does Miss want to wield enough power? This..." Eileen was at a loss for words upon hearing Amelia's words.

Eileen knew about Amelia's situation. In the past, Amelia had tried to worship all the gods of mankind, but she had failed in the end. It seemed that she was destined to be an ordinary person.

The best way to develop faith in God is to see God directly and know His image, so that you can meditate in your mind.

However, God is not someone that anyone can look directly at, so various mental images depicting God's form and even outline were created. As long as one looks at these mental images, one can still meditate and become an apostle.

The value of a mental image varies depending on its level of realism.

But back when the Kingdom of Steel still existed, even though Amelia was a marginal figure in the royal family, she was still able to obtain highly realistic mental images for meditation, yet even so, she could not become an apostle of any god.

Most people cannot become an apostle, so Amelia is not uncommon.

Amelia also shared these memories, and whispered, "Is there really no way for me to control this power?"

Eileen didn't know how to answer; she was never good with words.

However, Amelia wasn't asking about Eileen.

She was subtly inducing viewers to provide useful information in this way, and this time everyone's attention was focused on the comments section.

When Amelia's topic turned to the subject of gods and apostles, the comments section naturally began to discuss related information, leaving Amelia overwhelmed with a flurry of messages.

"If you would like to try again, Miss, I can do my best to help."

At that moment, Eileen seemed to remember something and lifted her skirt, causing Amelia's gaze to involuntarily shift.

Eileen reached under her skirt and took out a scroll that had been wrapped around her lower abdomen. She then unfolded it and presented it to Amelia.

The yellowed scroll was quite waterproof, and it depicted a crimson sword that, at first glance, exuded a mesmerizing aura.

This is the mental image of the Sword of the God of War!

"This is the mental image I usually use. Its realism is only 5%. Would you like to try believing in the Sword of the God of War again, Miss?"

Apostle meditation doesn't always require a mental image; reviewing it about once a month is sufficient. At other times, you can meditate based on memory.

[As expected of Eileen, her mental imagery with only 5% realism has already reached the level of a mid-level Apostle.]

Was Eileen already a mid-level Apostle at the start of the game?

"Of course. You must understand that even the captain of the Kingdom's Guard is only a High-Rank Apostle, while there was only one Super-Rank Apostle in the original Kingdom of Steel, a deceased Grand General."

[If Eileen is given a more realistic mental image, her strength will definitely improve by leaps and bounds.]

[It would be useless to have Amelia meditate on the mental image of the Sword of Ares; she's not purely human, so she naturally can't use human mental images.]

The comments section was buzzing with discussion.

Amelia glanced at the mental image of the Sword of War, then at the comments section, and her pupils suddenly contracted.

She's not purely human? What does that mean?

Amelia searched through the original owner's memories but found no information that she was not purely human. The original owner had grown up as a normal princess, except that she could not believe in gods like others.

While pondering, Amelia returned the mental image to Eileen: "Eileen, in the past, when I was unable to believe in God, I couldn't help but wonder if I wasn't human, which is why I couldn't believe in human gods."

"Miss……"

Eileen didn't know what to say. Many people, unable to gain power through faith in a god, would place their hopes on the gods of other races. But in reality, the inability to believe in a god truly stems from a lack of personal qualities to become an apostle.

“So, I’m wondering if I should try using the mental images of other races,” Amelia said, while keeping a close eye on the barrage of comments floating in front of her.

Her turning point came from the comments section.

Chapter 8 Half-Elf

[Oh? You figured that out? You're definitely not purely human.]

[If I remember correctly, Eileen seems to have discovered this in the future, confirming that Amelia's maternal lineage has elven blood, right?]

That's correct. Strictly speaking, Amelia is a half-elf.

[The Kingdom of Steel was actually destroyed because Amelia possessed elven blood, wasn't it? On the surface, it was a siege by three human kingdoms, but in reality, high-ranking elven officials were secretly orchestrating it all.]

[I still remember the scene where Eileen stormed the Elven royal court after discovering all this in the future—it was so exhilarating!]

Looking at the comments, Amelia was quite surprised. She hadn't expected that she was a half-elf, and she hadn't expected that the destruction of the Kingdom of Steel would be related to her elven bloodline!

[Science expert here: The relationship between elves and humans has always been hostile, so bloodlines are not allowed to exist outside the realm of humans. However, the elves only discovered that there was a half-elf in the royal family of the Kingdom of Steel, but they hadn't yet determined who it was. So, they simply orchestrated the three kingdoms' destruction of the Kingdom of Steel.]

[The science communicator above missed a crucial piece of information: Amelia's bloodline is not that of an ordinary elf.]

I remember Amelia possesses royal blood from the Elven court?

[It was precisely because of their royal bloodline that the elves so readily and decisively destroyed the Kingdom of Steel. For the elves, royal blood was extremely important; its purity had to be guaranteed, and half-elves possessing royal blood were absolutely forbidden.]

Elves despise humans, and they despise half-elves as well.

However, I recall that the destruction of the Kingdom of Steel wasn't ordered by the Elven Royal Court; it was an act of deliberation by a high-ranking official.

[I remember that too; this guy got a really bad beating from Irene in the future.]

A half-elf with royal elven blood?

Amelia finally understood her situation, and although the answer was unexpected, she quickly accepted it.

If that's the case, then I should worship the gods of the elves in order to gain power.

According to the original owner's memories, there were two gods belonging to the elves.

Natural Sacred Tree!

The Bard's Bow!

"Eileen, do you know where I can find a mental image of the Tree of Nature or the Bard's Bow? I want to try it out," Amelia immediately asked Eileen.

On the surface, the question was directed at Eileen, but in reality, it was directed at the comments section.

"I don't know," Eileen shook her head, puzzled.

Because of the poor relationship between elves and humans, it's very difficult to find images of the Tree of Nature and the Bard's Bow in human society.

[In the future, Eileen still saw many mental images of the Tree of Nature and the Bard's Bow, but they were all quite far away.]

The closest one, I think, is in Falcon City?

[Does Falcon City have it? I don't remember.]

[I also remember it was Falcon City. I recall there was a slave owner there who, in order to collect elven slaves, deliberately put a highly realistic depiction of a bard's bow in his shop, hoping that any elves who might appear would find it and buy it.]

Now that you mention it, it reminds me. That slave owner was trying to lure out the elves, because only elves would have a reason to buy the Mind Map for the Bard's Bow. Once someone bought it, the slave owner would get the news immediately and then go to capture them. He's a pretty wicked guy.

If Amelia could obtain the Mind Map of the Bard's Bow, it would definitely allow her strength to increase rapidly.

[Amelia, after all, possesses elven royal blood, so her cultivation will naturally progress quickly. Unfortunately, how could Amelia have happened to be in Falcon City?]

Yes, Falcon City is in the north, but it's located slightly east of north. If they were going straight north, they wouldn't pass through Falcon City.

The viewers in the live chat were talking to each other, expressing a sense of helplessness and frustration about the current situation.

Inside the cave, Amelia stood up and said, "We should get going, Eileen."

"Yes, ma'am."

Eileen packed everything she could find into a small bundle and took it to Amelia's side.

Amelia is 1.58 meters tall, while Eileen is a bit taller, standing at 1.63 meters.