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The Crimson Regent and her advisors returning fully loaded_3 “I do not want my children to miss the opportunity to witness the birth of a city and a regi with their own eyes.
When they grow older, they’ll realize what a wealth of spiritual wealth it is.”
“You are always strict with yourself and your family, professor.
Mrs.
Fiona has stuck with you through thick and thin, bearing hardships for many years.
Personally, I think her desire for a more relaxed life is quite normal.”
Milian said softly:
“Aren’t you afraid that Mrs.
Fiona will be genuinely taken away by the northerner?
He’s a prestigious count with family territories.
I heard his wife just passed away, and now, he’s like a bear in heat…”
“I will be a count too, if I want.”
Professor Malcolm shrugged.
The learned man who had seen the changes in the world, slightly frivolous under the influence of alcohol, said:
“Governor Murphy is a very generous ruler.
The best part is he knows how to use people.
I suspect that if I agreed to beco a mber of the Blood Vulture Clan, he could even directly get a title of a duke.
But as we all know, so far, these luxurious titles are just for our own amusent.
Actually, there is another reason I don’t want to leave the Crimson Castle.
I don’t want to interrupt my studies.”
“Studies?”
These two ladies were almost choked by this reason.
They looked at the middle-aged professor in surprise.
Although in the circle of scholars on the mainland, Professor Malcolm could not be considered truly top-notch in terms of reputation or knowledge.
But at his age, having such knowledge clearly showed he would have a splendid future.
In the eyes of Milian and Madam Palain, they truly could not imagine what Professor Malcolm could learn from the ruins of the Crimson Castle that were being rebuilt?
Then, the latter took a sip of wine, and under the gaze of his students and colleagues, he said very seriously:
“Yes, studies!
I’m learning from the warriors of Sir Murphy.
The knowledge and completely different history they bring.
For example, I made a small deal with ‘Madam Shui’ and ‘Professor Chen’.
I will choose a shop in the city for the smart and attractive lady and support her in collecting aesthetic styles and design concepts from different races.
Also, I will collect so architectural books for the mature and steady professor.
In exchange, they will take so ti to teach so of the history they know.
While their descriptions vary slightly, cross-referencing them allows to see the real history that happened in another world.
Perhaps I’m a bit slow, and I’ve just begun to learn about the ‘Hor’s Epic’ and ‘The Geopolitical Play of Rulers’.
I hope my wife will forgive , but the thing is, I really don’t want to miss those charming and poetic historical epics.
Can you imagine, Milian?
It’s a heavy history spanning over five thousand years, and it all genuinely happened in another world!
It’s a once-in-a-lifeti opportunity for !
Missing it would an heartbreaking pain, even if this history can never be revealed on this continent…
But it can still teach us a lot of things.”
“Like what?”
Milion knew that their deputy headmaster had been discussing this with the little players, so she asked curiously.
Professor Malcolm glanced at her and said softly:
“For instance, I finally realized what kind of kingdom Sir Murphy wants to build in Transylvania.
His bond with his warriors is stronger, so he knows more than I do, and his understanding of the other world is deeper.
I still can’t sum up what Transylvania is like in Murphy’s eyes, but I must admit that I’ve been fascinated by him.
I’ve been fascinated by everything that will happen here in the future.
This place will be the rging point of two worlds, two civilizations!
It will undoubtedly beco the centre of the continent and the world!
And I, I will be the chronicler of the ‘Transylvania epic’.
The changes I record will eventually beco tales told by children, and after you and I pass away, they’ll beco sagas experienced and recorded by mortals!”
“Honestly, I think you’re obsessed, or maybe it’s because you drank too much tonight.”
Milian muttered:
“My previous immature actions and words made Maxim constantly accuse of being a coward who wanted to escape from my holand.
But in my view, you’re too absorbed in the history that doesn’t belong to us.
“You have already gone too far down the path of ‘betraying your holand’.
After all, the glorious past is soone else’s…”
“I prefer to call it ‘assimilation’ rather than betrayal, and this is just the beginning.
We are all being assimilated, Milian, you just don’t feel it.”
The professor raised his glass and spoke with a relaxed face:
“But there is nothing to be ashad of!
The weak learn from the strong to beco strong.
We already have a better example than the Golden Flower Kingdom to follow.
Ah, it seems our warriors have run into trouble.”
Milian followed Professor Malcolm’s gaze, and the warriors she had chosen as advisors, dressed in the attire of the Blood Vulture Clan, were being “pestered” by the ladies brought by Northn at the edge of the party.
The young ones seed a bit overwheld.
Although they were vampires, they still blushed shyly.
Veterans like Wuioge and Yan Song had already elegantly invited two matrons with at least D chest sizes to enter the dance floor.
Despite their inability to do much of anything, it didn’t stop the flirtatious won from fully enjoying the “exotic charm” the ga offered them.
As Morphy said, their life here is free.
“Milian, those kids…”
Professor Malcolm looked at the students who were being “pestered”, he saw Cheche, a clean-cut young man with a talent for attracting young ladies, trapped between two girls, then burst into laughter.
He said:
“Each one of them holds knowledge enough to make them outstanding teaching assistants at Shaldo University of Craftsman, yet they always self-deprecatingly refer to themselves as ‘poor students’.
Over these past few days they have unwittingly revealed their confusion about the future and their anxiety about competition.
Do you know what that ans?”
When the Professor asked his question, Milian pondered for a mont in a student’s posture.
Then, she answered:
“This ans, even if they are capable of using the so-called ‘basic knowledge’ to economically overpower the financial representatives of the Nordtoff Kingdom, they are just ordinary people in their holand…
This indirectly reflects that the knowledge impartation and talent education of their holands are unimaginable to us.
Their general education has developed to a level that I perceive as divine.
However, hungry people have neither the mood nor energy to learn.
The fact that they are still full-ti students in their twenties proves that their world has been free from constant threats of famine, war and disease.
No!
We can even say that they have defeated the malevolence of the world.
They have been able to use their willpower to influence the changes in their world.
Ah, I think I understand where your previous shock ca from.
What a wonderful world it must be, I can hardly imagine it.”
“It cos from the overwhelming level of civilization.”
The professor lowered his head and took a sip of wine, as if he wished to be drunk in this night.
He said softly:
“I now rejoice that this ‘power’ is solely in the hands of Lord Morphy, and he also lacks the power to truly open a door connecting two worlds.
The future of Transylvania is destined to be magnificent, Milian.
This is the grace that fate has bestowed upon you.
You must keep learning.
Perhaps in the future, you will be a person of great importance in our history.
Perhaps, the two worlds will truly co into contact and you…
You and Sir Morphy will be our representatives!
You must understand the significance of your responsibilities.
You cannot have a mont to catch your breath.
I almost pity you, child.
Still, I also feel honoured for you.
You will be my most outstanding student, the pride of Shaldo University of Craftsman.
Without a doubt!”
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