The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 173 - Etoria in Danger

Prince Etoria was the Rhine Kingdom's second prince. Because the eldest prince had given up the idea of inheriting the throne long ago, the second prince was the most promising successor candidate. Moreover, based on online evaluations, Prince Etoria did not disappoint the people's expectations. Not only was he an exceptional talent in the field of magic, but he also had excellent leadership capabilities. When he was young, he had even offered his father, the current Rhine King, some useful suggestions.

If Alice took the online evaluations at face value, Prince Etoria didn't seem like a bad person at all. On the contrary, he was both flawless inside and outside.

Yet, despite having everything in his life going his way, Prince Etoria was trying to seek partnership with the demons?

Holding such doubts in her mind, Alice came to find Frosette again and voiced her confusion.

"You mean Prince Etoria? He is indeed seeking partnership with us," Frosette said. Alice was the Demon King, so Frosette did not hesitate to reveal what she knew after hearing Alice's question. "We were originally planning on conveying this message to the Four Heavenly Kings and then let the Four Heavenly Kings report this matter to you, Lord Demon King."

"What's the content of the partnership?" Alice asked with a frown, a bad feeling surfacing in her mind. Going by conventional thinking, there was an 80% chance that Prince Etoria was seeking partnership with the demons to…

"Once the demon realm initiates war with the human realm, he is willing to side with us and help us conquer the human realm," Frosette answered.

Sure enough, Frosette had validated Alice's conjecture.

"In exchange, he wants us to help him secure the position of Rhine King and stay out of the Rhine Kingdom's territory once we conquer the human realm."

"What a standard act of a traitor… Even the content of his suggestion is so mundane. Can't he come up with something new?" Alice uttered a complaint. Then, she asked, "Is he so confident that we'll keep our promise? Is he not afraid

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