In the palace, Doyle sat in her study, where she handled her daily affairs, and her health had improved.

But in her mind, Augustus's terrifying appearance still hovered, and Doyle thought that she had long since escaped the fear of the Blood, but now she recognized her true heart again.

"It seems that I can't exterminate the evil creatures yet, and I need to wait a little longer."

Now, the important thing to face is Bag, who has fled to the border, and the general in command there is Walter, who has a good relationship with Felik and will help Bag.

Doyle didn't know why, anyway, as long as it was someone related to that demon kid, it was all trouble.

The number of troops on the borders of the Empire was huge, far more than the armies in the Empire, and it would be too much trouble for Bagh to command those armies, and Walter would certainly be more willing to serve the Old King than Ativan.

"The position of the new king is in jeopardy."

Of course, they would never raise an army for no reason, because the current emperor of the empire is Ativan, at least nominally, and his name as a demigod is more or less convincing, she says that Bag is a traitor to the human race, and the aliens will be suspicious.

If Bagh really encouraged Walter to rebel, then it would be even better, in the eyes of the aliens, it would be considered a real thing.

Because everyone has a naïve idea, that is, an innocent person cannot use violent means to take back what belongs to him, but must reason with the villain, if violence is enabled, then the innocent person is not innocent and becomes a villain.

Another common sense: it's the good guys who go against the bad guys.

Thus, if an innocent good person inflicts violence on an unidentified bad person, then he may be treated as a bad person, and the bad person becomes the right party, although this logic is somewhat unreasonable, Doyle knows that almost everyone follows this unreasonable logic.

It was a valuable life lesson she had gained over a long period of time.

The larger the group, the more it will follow a simple judgment, such as a country, which wants everyone to agree with a decision, and the correctness of that decision depends on the principles that the most stupid person can accept.

So, if a smart person kills a potential murderer who is about to kill several people but hasn't killed yet, then that smart person will be put to death by a bunch of fools.

Ridiculous collective intelligence.

That's why Doyle never asks for the advice of others, because she's the smartest of all, and asking for the advice of fools only makes her a hole in the world.

"How to deal with the people of the Alliance, at least to make them distrust Bag."

As he spoke, the door opened, and it was Ativan who entered.

"Your Majesty, what's wrong?"

She asked knowingly, looking at the child's face, she knew that something interesting had happened, if she guessed correctly, she should have had a conflict with his father, and this is still a big contradiction.

Everything was expected.

"Doyle, my father...... He's dead. ”

Doyle froze.

Atifan looked up, saw Doyle's slightly surprised expression, and lowered his head again: "As you said, my father, has changed, he actually spying on my throne, I have done nothing wrong!" But he wants to take away what I have, even ...... They even tried to kill me! ”

"Your Majesty, it's not your fault."

Doyle sighed, stretched out her hands, opened her arms, and embraced the young emperor into her arms, knowing that such a move would not only not displease the other party, but would also win the trust of Ativan's irrationality.

To be honest, she didn't expect Atifan to kill Frans, this happened too quickly, and there were still many plans that had not been unfolded, but the most perfect result had already been achieved!

Doyle listened to Atifan, who began to sobble in his arms, and the corners of his mouth rose!

What a surprise patricide, Your Majesty!