Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 135: At the Thought of Your Highness, Everyone's Bodies…

The tradition of Mother Saint's Day tempted Alice.

However, it was clear.

That was not what Rayne wanted to talk to her about right now.

Rayne said, "Alice, listen up. Up till now, the nobles you've come into contact with were merely small fries that are trying to curry favor with the rich and powerful. They are easy to deal with. After all, you are the most orthodox leader of Leta. As long as you are not hostile towards them, they will naturally be united under your lead."

However, there were some nobles who would not take the initiative to curry favor with the Moonlight Queen, Alice.

At the Mother Saint's Day ball...

Alice would finally face her true opponents.

"Right now, the true controllers of Leta don't want the Moonlight Queen to return. The regent will share the country with them but the Moonlight Queen's authority is absolute. Therefore, Alice, apart from the sacred test, you have another problem."

And that was how she should deal with the regent and the interest group that was bound to him.

At the moment…

Those nobles were still united under the regent. Even if the regent were to fall, a large portion of them would not be willing to submit to the Moonlight Queen and would pose a huge threat to the development of the country.

At the ball of Mother Saint's Day, all the aristocrats and big shots of the royal family would definitely be present. That would be the first round of the game between Alice and these nobles.

The documents on Rayne's right hand were the detailed information of the group of people under the regent's lead along with all the notable upper echelons of Leta.

It summarized the preferences, personalities, interpersonal relationships and weaknesses of those nobles as well as all sorts of scandals that could be used to have leverage over them.

As long as Alice could master those strategies proficiently, she could suppress these bugs within the palace.

Once the old guards were properly handled after a change of dynasties, the fate of the country in the next era could be decided d

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