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

Amelia didn't bring everyone with her, partly because a large group would be too conspicuous, and mainly because there was nowhere to settle everyone in the Chaotic Realm.

The Chaotic Realm is currently in chaos, and even if she returns, she may not be able to find a suitable place to stay in the short term. Under such circumstances, taking too many people with her would be inconvenient.

She needs to find a suitable place as a base first.

"If I were to choose a suitable base in the chaotic realm, where should I choose?" Amelia asked, as if talking to herself.

Upon hearing this, the live chat unsurprisingly became lively, with viewers expressing their opinions one by one.

They didn't know that Amelia could see the comments, but since the comments were real-time and they could communicate with each other, they naturally started discussing it.

Seeing the audience's discussion, Amelia quickly clarified her goal.

Harold returned shortly afterward.

In the Principality of Luban, a country rife with thieves, the residents are very concerned about the whereabouts of thieves, as it concerns their lives and property.

Therefore, it wouldn't take Harold too long to find out where the nearby bandit groups were.

"There's a group of guys called the Storm Thieves on a mountain on the edge of the Chaotic Realm, right? Let's go take care of them and replenish our supplies while we're at it."

After Harold finished explaining the situation, Amelia made a decision.

Although Amelia will receive a steady stream of supplies from Verna, the delivery of these supplies will take time, and it's not yet certain where they will be delivered for her to receive them. Therefore, she will still need to acquire some supplies herself.

After making the decision, Amelia and her group sprang into action and quickly left Black Earth Town.

Half an hour later, they officially returned to the Chaotic Realm!

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Stormwind Mountain wasn't originally called Stormwind Mountain, but it's been called Stormwind Mountain ever since the Stormwind Bandits took over the area a month ago.

Storm Mountain doesn't look beautiful in winter. The trees have lost all their leaves, leaving them bare. The black branches and black soil make the whole mountain look very dark, with only the howling cold wind blowing by.

There was a bandit camp halfway up the mountain, where a campfire flickered even during the day, providing warmth to keep everyone from getting too cold.

[I suddenly remembered, wasn't the Stormwind Thieves mentioned in the original storyline?]

[So I'm not the only one who felt this was familiar? I had a feeling of déjà vu when Amelia mentioned the Storm Thieves before, and I've already looked into it.]

I've already found out.

What's going on? Is there some kind of significance to this seemingly minor, almost insignificant, Storm Thieves group?

[When Eileen returned to the Chaotic Realm and spoke with some lords who had once belonged to the Kingdom of Steel, one of them mentioned the Storm Thieves during their conversation.]

The original words were: "Hope? What hope do I have left? The kingdom has collapsed, order has crumbled, even my daughter was killed by a group of thieves called the Storm Thieves. What do I have left? I have nothing. Go look for hope elsewhere."

Amelia is heading to Storm Mountain.

During the operation, she noticed that the barrage of comments suddenly became lively, so she took a few more glances. After scanning through the numerous comments, she quickly understood the situation and was somewhat surprised.

The Storm Thieves I'm about to join actually appeared in the original storyline? Although it was only mentioned briefly, the amount of information it revealed is still intriguing.

'Judging from the information revealed in the comments, it seems that Eileen intends to unite with the people of the former Steele Kingdom for revenge. She has even found a lord, but that lord, heartbroken over the death of his daughter, has refused.'

Amelia has understood the situation.

She didn't know when that happened, and the audience couldn't provide that information either, but in any case, as long as she dealt with the Storm Thieves, the lord's daughter wouldn't be harmed, right...? Well, that is, if she didn't arrive too late.

The carriage soon arrived at the Stormwind Thieves' camp, where the thieves were already prepared.

The thieves obviously couldn't have missed Amelia and her group's approach, so by the time they reached the camp, they were already surrounded by the thieves.

"How interesting. Someone actually dares to come to our bandit camp so openly. Doesn't he know we're here?"

As the voices spoke, a burly man with a thick beard, wearing a cotton-padded jacket, and leading a dozen or so thieves emerged from the camp and appeared before them.

He was the leader of the Storm Thieves, named Ed MacFee.

Although he spoke lightly, Ed was actually quite cautious, watching the group of people ahead who appeared to be a caravan.

This group of people is clearly heading straight for the Stormwind Thieves' camp. Their target might be the Stormwind Thieves themselves, so we must be careful.

Under Ed's gaze, the curtain of a carriage was lifted, revealing a girl with long, slightly wavy, light blonde hair.

When Ed saw the girl, he was slightly dazed, because she was so beautiful that his Adam's apple bobbed involuntarily as he looked at her.

But what the other person said next sent a chill down Ed's spine.

"It's confirmed, they're from the Storm Thieves. Kill them all, leave no one alive."

The girl's tone was not fierce at all; on the contrary, it sounded gentle. However, the content she expressed was colder than the winter wind.

"Whoosh!"

Almost the instant Amelia finished speaking, Eileen leaped forward and landed right next to Ed, brandishing her sword.

The Storm Thieves were just an ordinary band of thieves, and their leader, Ed, was merely a prospective apostle. In the face of a high-ranking apostle like Eileen, they had no power to resist whatsoever.

When Eileen landed, Ed's head also landed, rolling twice on the ground.

All of this happened so fast that the other thieves couldn't even react.

When the thieves finally realized what had happened, their expressions changed drastically. They never expected that their leader, Ed, would be killed so easily. Just how terrifying was the person who made the move?

They dared not think any further; their hearts pounded, and filled with panic, they hurriedly scattered in all directions.

Amelia's soldiers also sprang into action, rushing out in all directions to chase after the fleeing thieves.

As for Eileen, she returned to Amelia's side to protect her.

Amelia stepped down from the carriage, the cold wind blowing past, causing her hair to sway and her dress to flutter.

She looked at the camp ahead and said softly, "Eileen, let's go in and take a look. Maybe we can get some supplies."

Eileen nodded.

Of course, besides the two of them, there were some other people who also came along.

The camp here was only established by the Storm Thieves a month ago, and there was nothing special about it; it was completely open to the public.

It was clear where the living quarters were and where the supplies were stored.

But besides that, Amelia also discovered a place where people were being held captive.

When the bandit gang went out to plunder, they would naturally capture people from time to time. As for what they did with them, it was obvious.

Looking at the horrific scene inside the wooden hut and the stench of blood emanating from it, Amelia spoke softly, "Eileen."

"I'm here."

"Go and check, make sure not a single member of the thieves escapes. I'm afraid the rest of us won't be able to hold them all back."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

After confirming that it was safe to be around, and with Nicole still by Amelia's side, Eileen immediately turned and left.

Chapter 111 The Little Girl, Blood Activation

After Eileen left, Amelia entered the room, which was filled with a faint smell of blood.

There were many corpses in the room, some hanging and some locked up, both men and women. Their existence seemed to serve only to provide the members of the Storm Thieves with a means of venting their frustrations, and each one looked gruesome.

"These thieves shouldn't be living in this world."

Having never seen much danger, Nicole turned pale at the sight before her, and even felt her stomach churning, almost vomiting.

The others who followed also looked rather grim.

Even though Amelia had seen a lot of bloodshed, the scene before her made her somewhat uncomfortable.

She turned and walked out, instructing, "Check if anyone is still alive."

"Yes, Your Majesty."

Upon hearing Amelia's instructions, the rest of the group went inside and began the inspection.

Amelia stood in the open space of the camp outside, a cold wind blowing by, bringing a cool feeling that made her skin feel tighter.

“Harold,” Amelia said, looking at the old man beside her.

"His Majesty."

"Isn't this kind of situation quite common in today's chaotic world?"

"..."

Harold paused for a moment before replying, "It shouldn't be too common. After all, even among bandit groups, not everyone is as ruthless as the Storm Bandits. But it's certain that the people of the Chaotic Realm live in dire straits."

Amelia didn't ask any more questions, but just looked up at the gloomy sky.

The wind was strong and cold.

The gravel rolled around on the ground a few times and then stopped, leaving the ground dark and hard.

This winter has only just begun, yet there seems to be an ominous sign.

Shortly after, Nicole returned to Amelia's side and reported, "Your Majesty, there are five people still alive, two men and three women, one of whom is a child. It seems that all five of them were captured recently and have not yet been subjected to any cruel treatment."

“Let them go on their own. You can give them some dry rations.” After Amelia finished speaking, she noticed Nicole's hesitant expression and asked, “Is there anything else?”

Nicole scratched her head and said cautiously, "Your Majesty, the little girl inside is someone I know. She is Phoebe Morington, the daughter of Ruth Morington, the Lord of Star River Territory. I saw her when I visited Star River Territory."

Galaxy Territory?

Morington?

Amelia was taken aback.

【No way? What a coincidence!】

[Wasn't that the lord who lost all hope in life after her daughter was killed by the Storm Bandits?]

So her daughter was captured around this time? And Amelia just happened to run into her and rescue her. Is this fate?

No, this isn't fate; it's the will of the production team.

With Phoebe around, it seems Amelia can head to the Star River Territory next. Rose, being such a doting father, will definitely choose to follow her because Amelia saved her daughter.

Looking at the comments in front of her, Amelia felt both surprised and delighted.

“Go and bring Phoebe here,” Amelia said to Nicole.

"Yes, Your Majesty."