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Chapter 261: Ien, Yale, and Nurvey walked silently for the I the attention of everyone

However, the attention was mostly attracted by Nurvey as the princess and ell known by everyone She was inferior in status to Revgen, the Een had presented as the ruler of the continent, but very few people had en personally before, and Yale was an unknown face to the ht that those two that alking with Nurvey couldn’t be ordinary individuals, but they were unable to guess their identities

Originally, Revgen wanted to go to his study, but Nurvey told hien went into seclusion, so it wasn’t a good place to welcoen had been in seclusion was also discarded because Revgen felt that would be treating Yale as he treated others and that would be too disrespectful

Revgen wanted a place that ell isolated from the outside, but all his personal rooms were in the same state as his study Moreover, any place where someone besides they three could enter was i due to the lack of decent places to speak with Yale that he had a great idea and suggested to go to Nurvey’s bedroom Due to her status, her room was comparable to so a peaceful and private conversation there

Moreover, Nurvey’s bedroom was a place that no one besides her and those with supreme authority in the Imperial Palace could enter As for those with supreen and Yale, so there wasn’t any need to fear so them

At the start, Nurvey’s face fluctuated a bit after hearing Revgen’s suggestion, but she recovered quickly and nodded She was a bit e Yale see her roouy enter before, but Yale was a friend of her grandfather, and her bedroom was the best place for a secret conversation at that randfather’s standards, so she dispelled any embarrass Nurvey’s rooen could just have teleported them all to that place directly; even Yale could do that with his authority over the foren wanted that the people saw they three walking by the palace

Even if en, it was only a en’s identity and that en knew that the current Yale was too weak compared to his previous self and that to make people respect hiy After all, provoking ru who he was That was because a lot of people wouldn’t care about past lives and only about the current self

Nurvey hesitated for a second before opening the door of her bedrooms, and once she did it, Yale was shocked with the interior of her room

The bedroom was luxurious and well decorated, proper for a princess Moreover, there were a lot of stuffed aniiven her cold appearance

The rooe unopened boxes near the door

However, what called Yale’s attention wasn’t those unfitting boxes, but those stuffed animals; they were all wolves, and clearly, they were based on Wyba

"I heard that you asked for some custom stuffed wolves from the elders, but I never expected thatwith these boxes, they are unfitting&8221;

Revgen liked Nurvey’s cold personality because it fitted to be his successor, but he was happy that his granddaughter had soen considered that the cold personality was a must to rule over others, but there wasn’t any proble softer in private tiood to avoid losing humanity

"Received today Imported fro others to create those stuffed wolves for her, and she even learned to make some herself However, when she heard from an elder that a company naoods based on Frost Wolves in Trade City, she had asked for a Sage Rank elder to go personally to buy one of each to her

With her status in the Ie Rank elders had to obey her, so that elder could just bla mouth because he was the one who told the other elders the news about the Zuatania Republic and the Thousand Frost Wolves Company which had acquired a lot of ie Rank elder was proficient in e to obtain news of the entire continent, but he never implicated himself in any external affair Sadly for him, he turned into the errand boy for the princess, and he needed to obey her even if she was a bit unreasonable because when he told that to Revgen, he approved Nurvey’s decision

"Oh, those are the ones you asked to be imported from Trade City That little brat was really upset about your order, but after I told hio, he lowered his head and obeyed&8221;