Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 583.2: An Encounter (2)

Nora took those words seriously, knowing that Charlotte’s bloodline, the Arbiter, had the power to peer through the fabrics of the world just like the Goddess of Fate. She also knew whom ‘that woman’ Charlotte had mentioned was referring to.

Lilian Ackermann, the imperial princess of the Austine Empire.

Through accruing merit on the battlefield over the past year, she was now a celebrated general who commanded a third of the Austine Empire’s troops on the frontlines. She used to be Nora and the others’ nemesis, but their tense relationship had recently eased.

There were reasons behind that, such as the camaraderie as fellows fighting for humankind’s united army, their shared pain during the year Roel disappeared, and Lilian’s proactive gestures of goodwill.

It was not just once or twice that Lilian had led her troops to save Nora, Wilhelmina, and even Charlotte, whom she had been on terrible terms with. That dissipated some of the prejudice they held toward her, which was why Charlotte wasn’t so averse to mentioning her in the letter.

Nora fell into a dilemma.

The Genesis Goddess Church believed that the Austine Empire’s emperor wasn’t trustworthy, but it would be foolish to disregard Charlotte’s warning. They would have to decide whether to include Lilian in this operation or not.

After some discussion, Holy Eminence John entrusted to Nora the right to decide that.

“The political situation inside the Austine Empire is too complicated. We don’t have enough intel to make a call on this matter. We’ll go with your will.”

Those words from Holy Eminence John put Nora at a loss.

Charlotte’s divination had revealed that their rescue operation wouldn’t go smoothly, but that didn’t mean that it would fail. It was hard to tell whether informing the Austine Empire of their plan would improve or worsen the situation. A misstep here could plunge Roel deeper into danger.

Nora stared out of the window in a daze, feeling burdened by the responsibility weighing on her shoulders. Before she could make up her mind, emergen

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