Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 124.2: Gift of the Blood Empress (2)

"The divinity fluctuation released by Histia was much more intense than quasigods. As such, the first thing we did was to send the Dragon Riders to investigate the scene. Thereafter... the Dragon Riders witnessed that scene..."

The north region garrison said, "A woman with two daggers did not use any magic nor did she release any divinity. She merely used a strange movement technique to pass through the explosion of the forbidden curses and arrived before Histia, slitting her throat with ease!"

The north region garrison said, "In the end… she even made Histia admit defeat willingly."

The regent: "…"

To be honest, the regent did not believe a single word the garrison said.

However, their fearful tone did not seem like they were joking.

Therefore…

"Why are you reporting this to me?"

The regent asked coldly, "What does a disgraceful matter of the Haines Imperial Guards have to do with us?"

"That's the main point, Your Excellency."

The voice of the north region garrison was stern. "Histia's forbidden curse bombardment killed the scouting Dragon Riders. We just saved a survivor and helped him to regain consciousness. Your Excellency, after that woman defeated Histia, she asked Histia to open a teleportation gate and send her to the capital!"

The regent was enraged. "You should have said that right from the beginning! Idiot!"

…

A mysterious person who was said to have defeated the strongest demigod, Histia, had arrived in the capital.

No matter how unbelievable this matter seemed, the officials of the palace had to take it seriously immediately.

After investigation, there was indeed a slight spatial fluctuation in the capital yesterday.

In terms of time, it corresponded to the report of the north region garrison.

Histia was very considerate and the dimensional rift she created was extremely small such that almost no one noticed it.

In that case…

How should they deal with this invasion given its unique nature?

If it was any other time, the regent would not have bothered with such a ridiculous matter. H

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