Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 517: Lilian’s Maternal Love

It was only normal for Roel Ascart to be worried about Lilian Ackermann’s plight.

As the only two awakeners of the Kingmaker Bloodline left on the Sia Continent, Lilian and Roel were in similar positions. The Fallens and the Saints Convocation were constantly after her life lest she stand in the way of their goals.

Even when disregarding the threat posed by the evil cultists, Lilian was still in her toughest predicament ever.

Her soft attitude toward Roel had incurred the suspicion of Emperor Lukas Ackermann. Due to that, she was deprived of the chance to attend the International Crisis Management Symposium and even dispatched straight to the frontline.

To add fuel to the fire, the Austine Empire wasn’t well liked by the other countries.

The Rosa Merchant Confederacy had a bone to pick with them. The Saint Mesit Theocracy were at loggerheads with them. The founders of Knight Kingdom Pendor were from the Second Epoch’s Twilight Sages Assembly, and there was no way they would be favorable toward the Ackermanns after the latter backstabbed the Ardes in their time of need.

The Country of Scholars was the only one that took a neutral stance toward the Austine Empire, but it hardly mattered since they didn’t have many troops on the frontlines.

With Lilian’s ‘Exiled’ status debuff compromising her authority with her military commanders and the enmity coming from allied armies, she couldn’t have been in a comfortable position.

But while Roel couldn’t help but be worried for Lilian, he didn’t think that she would fare badly. He knew better than anyone else just how powerful she was. Both her summoned troops and Ten Fortresses were menaces that could easily turn the tides of a battle.

Besides, she was an Origin Level 2 transcendent and a successor of the Kingmaker Bloodline. There was no one who could match Lilian in terms of prowess other than the few Origin Level 1 transcendents on the frontlines.

And there was nothing more efficient than absolute strength when it came to building credibility on the battlefield.

With such

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