Swear Fealty To Me, My Subjects! Chapter 173: Rayne, Confer Her Majesty Alice as the Empress

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Alice Fremont.

This young Empress who could be Cassius's daughter had left a deep impression on Cassius the first time they met.

Firstly, it was because of her powerful strength.

As the divinity of a demigod was directly related to their beauty, there were times when it was plausible to equate the looks of a demigod with their strength as well.

In that case, if the strength of this Moonlight Queen was judged by her face…

The Alice Fremont before her was undoubtedly at the level of Histia.

However…

Even though she was powerful and had an extraordinary aura…

This young Empress did something that Cassius could not understand at all.

Cassius could not understand the scene before her…

Why was this promising elven Empress holding her son's hand in a docile manner?!

When she found out from her daughter, Edaline, that everything she saw was true…

The Empress was completely dumbfounded.

After so many years in politics, the Empress had seen many ridiculous things.

However, it was unheard of in the entire history of Haines for a prince to bring home the Empress of a thousand-year-old Empire that was irreconcilable with Haines!

However, although it was ridiculous, since the esteemed guest was here, the Empress naturally could not just stand there in a daze. As the ruler of Haines, she had to have a proper attitude and show sufficient respect to welcome this elven Empress.

Even if the noble Moonlight Queen was always glancing at her son's crotch from time to time with a loving gaze…

Ahem, cough cough…

Yes, she had to be respectful, polite and warm…

A personal visit by the Moonlight Queen was extremely rare in the history of Haines. Cassius had to take this meeting seriously and work hard to establish a friendly relationship with her.

Cassius revealed a smile.

"Welcome to Haines, Moonlight Queen, Your Majesty Alice Fremont."

Alice revealed a shy smile as well and said nervously, "Hello… Empress Cassius."

Actually, although this should have been a meeting to converse, there was nothing much to talk about

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