Chat rooms are also thriving today.

Linna also turned to look.

"..."

The patriot remained silent.

He was thinking.

What he opposed was never the land, the people, or Ursus itself.

If the Minister of Medicine is responsible for the current situation, he is the enemy; if Parliament is behind it, overthrow Parliament; if the military is creating conflict, destroy the military.

But now... it's as if the Patriots are making the most important decision of their lives.

"Bozokasti".

Linna stepped forward, and what she said made Talulah and Frostnova's eyes widen in surprise.

But he ignored their reactions and continued:

"What you truly love—is it the country bearing the name Ursus, or this land? You know that Ursus isn't so easy to save."

"But when Terra is unified, everything will be better."

"Everyone can live like a human being."

"..."

Patriot raised his head and looked at Linnaeus: "Is unifying this land your ambition?"

"Ambition? Ha, you're wrong!"

Linna laughed, without turning around, but simply pointed to the window of the wooden house.

"I just feel that life shouldn't be lived that way, that's all."

They shouldn't hide away; they shouldn't be labeled as less than weeds just because they have a disease; and they shouldn't wander in despair every day, praying to see the sun rise tomorrow.

That's why he chose to try and persuade this stubborn big guy here.

It wasn't for any ambition, but simply to save lives that I could easily save.

It's that simple.

"Think about the people you want to protect, Bozokastie. What will you choose?"

"..."

Patriot slowly looked at Froststar.

In that instant, he seemed to see the barely perceptible expectation in his daughter's eyes.

Patriot's mind raced, wondering what expressions the Shield Guards would have upon hearing this, what their demeanor would be, and whether it would be good news for the Reunion Movement.

After a long silence, the Patriots finally moved.

"Fight me, show me your power. Let me know that you are capable of everything you say you will do. Let me understand where my decision should lead me."

"it is good."

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"Cough...cough..."

"Ah, Dad, you're awake?"

When Patriot opened his eyes again, besides the unfamiliar ceiling, the first thing he saw was his daughter sitting by his bedside with a worried expression.

"I...I lost..."

Patriot paused, his mind flashing back to memories of the battle.

The battle lasted a long time.

Linnai was unhurried at first, and even occasionally deliberately missed to show off his strength.

Then, slowly, the intensity began to increase.

Patriot still hasn't forgotten how he was spun around countless times by the opponent with one hand in front of everyone in the Reunion Movement, before being slammed to the ground from a great height.

of course.

That's alright.

The most frightening thing was the dazzling blue beam of light that Linnaeus shot towards an open space.

The opponent deliberately missed the target.

That blow was more terrifying than a natural disaster, more terrifying than anything else he had ever encountered in his life.

Patriots probably think they'll never forget today's battle.

We were too close to death.

He originally intended to end it there, having already witnessed Linnai's power.

Then, he didn't know what the other person was thinking, but they punched him and put him to sleep.

It was at that moment that the Patriots realized that the other side had been playing house all along.

I've settled down in Bengbu for a while now.

"It seems you already know." Froststar blew on the water and handed it to her father.

"While you were unconscious, Linna and the others persuaded everyone in the Reunion Movement except for the Shield Guard, and then punished some of the infected who had committed crimes in the past."

The Shield Guards were with the Patriots.

But both Talulah and Frostnova assured Patriots that he would agree, so of course they agreed as well.

"Punishment?"

Frostnova nodded: "After all, Talulah brought too many people, and quite a few of them were not clean, but before... Talulah just didn't really care."

However, even Froststar didn't expect that Chen had been paying attention to these things all this time.

How is it done?

Linnaeus: Otherworldly technology, rabbit.

"Ah."

Patriot nodded.

Talulah is too idealistic, so she is too lenient towards the Infected of the Reunion Movement.

That's incorrect.

Now someone has provided a good supplement to this point.

"And after finishing the task, Linnaeus, in front of everyone, built a huge warship!"

"...Is this the place?"

Patriot glanced around.

"Correct."

Froststar got up, drew back the curtains, and revealed a view they had never seen before.

"Where...where am I..."

Even patriots couldn't help but show some surprise.

"Sky."

Froststar was at a loss for words to express her shock.

When the warship took off, Frostnova's mouth never closed...

That's amazing.

How can such a thing happen?

And she did understand why Linna had said before that they wouldn't be discovered.

Flying so high.

For the Ursus army to find them, they first need to know that they are in the sky.

Chapter 117 March 7: What's with this feeling that only I'm not good enough?

call--

That night.

The warships glided above the clouds, heading towards Lungmen.

Chen stood on the deck of the warship, arms crossed, enjoying the slowly approaching wind.

"Oh."

A flippant voice came from behind him, and before Chen could turn around, his face was assaulted by a warm sensation.

"Ugh... Linnai, stop fooling around..."

"Hey, what are you thinking about? Aren't you going to get some rest so late at night?"

Lin Nai handed over the bottle of milk that had been smeared on Chen's face.

"Thank you... I just have a little trouble sleeping."

After accepting the milk, Chen thanked him but did not drink it. Instead, he unconsciously fiddled with the milk.

Feeling a little lost?

Chen paused, looking at the man who had seen right through him with a complicated expression.

From the very beginning, I felt that I couldn't hide anything from him at all.

Knowing that he would be sitting on a golden toilet, Chen couldn't help but start having all sorts of wild thoughts.

Uneasy.

"I'm sorry."

"Ok?"

Chen looked at Lin Nai, who suddenly apologized, with a puzzled expression.

"I was too hasty and forgot the pressure of this responsibility... which is actually quite great."

Lin Nai said shyly.

He knew from the beginning that not everyone wants to be king.

Those who reach that position, aside from those with ambition, generally have reasons that they feel compelled to do so.

Even Linnaeus himself was the same.

After all, he initially did it simply with the idea of ​​taking over Artoria's fate.

Now that he had taken on that responsibility, he was determined to give it his all.

But Chen...

"I know that, Chen, you would rather be a chivalrous knight-errant, like those in martial arts novels, wandering the world with a sword, upholding justice, and living a carefree life, than the throne."

"Well!"

Chen Xiao blushed and turned her head away in dissatisfaction: "Why...why are you talking about this!"

"Hahahaha!"

Seeing Chen's embarrassment, Lin Nai laughed and looked tenderly at the dragon girl.

"I'm sorry, but the plan I proposed might be a bit difficult."

"..."

"Don't worry, you just need to hold out in Lungmen for a while. Once we've dealt with Britain, I'll take over here, and then you'll be free, Chen!"

Lin Nai followed Chen's words with a grin.

It's just a country.

Whether you're herding one sheep or two, it's all the same; at most, you'll just be busy running around at the edges.

Then, once everything stabilizes, he will be able to be free.