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But Arthas didn't mind, even he felt that King Terenus's arrangement was a bit outrageous, let alone Tirio, who had always been strict in his politics? Fordin. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. biquge。 info

Still, apparently some people think and Tirio? Fording was different, for behind him, a pleasant voice came from behind him.

"Your Royal Highness Prince Arthas, I have something to say to you!"

When Arthas heard this, he noticed Tirio? Behind Fordin, followed by a familiar woman.

Annie? Bonn, the female captain of the North Sea pirates; Her dress was as brutal/revealing and seductive as ever, with a wild complexion and bumpy figure, a narrow garment that could cover the vital points, and a mature/beautiful/glamorous face, even Arthas, who had had a brief "six seconds" with Frost Sorrow, stayed for a moment.

"Captain Anne, welcome back...... What do you want to tell me? ”

Arthas came back from his stunned moments and asked hurriedly.

Of course, Arthas didn't come back to his senses on his own initiative, feeling the frost sorrow of his master's abnormal changes, and after snorting twice in dissatisfaction, he pinched the soft flesh on Arthas's waist fiercely.

"Yes, that's right, what you promised me before, Your Royal Highness the Prince......"

Annie? Bonn's face was full of excitement, and she took a few steps forward, and even the fullness of her chest trembled slightly.

Annie? Bonn had to get excited, and when her fleet returned from Northrend and landed in the Tirisfal woods, she ordered her crew to be stationed in place, while she followed Tyrio? Fordin, together they returned to the royal city of Lordaeron.

Nothing had happened along the way, but when she reached the outskirts of Lordaeron's royal city, she unexpectedly received news from the peasants that shocked her greatly.

The war is over! Those hateful orcs have been completely wiped out!

Annie? Bonn didn't believe it at first, she secretly cursed the peasant for being a fool, and even believed such rumors.

Soon, though, more and more news reached Anne? Bonn's ears, especially last night, when they spent the night in a farm outside Lordaeron, the whole farm was reveling for the victory of humanity.

Annie? Bonn did not join the revelry crowd, she covered herself in the quilt and cried heartily.

Annie? Bonn saw a notice signed by King Terenus at the farmstead, and she was convinced that the news she had received was true.

Humanity has triumphed, and his own father, he ...... There was no sacrifice in vain; And that little prince of Lordaeron, he promised himself the ...... The date of redemption has come so soon!

Of course, in addition to the excitement, Annie? Bonn also felt a little uneasy.

Although he was promised by King Lordaeron, Anne? Bonn felt that it was very possible for these nobles to shake themselves a little.

Even in Stormwind, his father was not a noble figure, not to mention that he was only one of several seafarers when he died.

Annie? Bonn, of course, paid tribute to the other seafarers who died, but she was always selfish, and if her father could be transformed into a statue and stand at the gates of New Stormwind, then Anne? Bonn would have felt that his father had always lived in the hearts of those he had rescued.

But...... Will the nobles keep his promise? Annie? Bonn knew that she had no chips in her hands, and she could only gamble on everything, betting that the little prince of Lordaeron was a man of his word, and he had enough right to speak.

Now, it's time to reveal, Annie? Bonn stared at Alsace, expecting to receive a satisfactory answer from him, but also afraid to hear from him an excuse for his veto.

"Oh, I see."

Alsace vs. Anne? Bonn smiled, and then, under the latter's expectant gaze, opened a drawer to the left of his father's desk and took out a parchment roll from it.

Arthas picked up his father's quill and stood with the ink, brushed something on the parchment roll, then put the quill back in the inkwell and gently blew the ink on the parchment roll.

"Captain Anne, here's for you."

Arthas reached forward and handed the parchment to Anne? Bonn.

Annie? Bonn was stunned for a moment, then took two steps forward, took the parchment from Arthas's hand, and read it softly.

"I hereby have this document to pardon Anne? There were no pirates in Bonn's fleet who had been charged with murder, rape, or treason; The Kingdom of Lordaeron and its allies will cease to hold all persons within the scope of the above-mentioned **** accountable, and crimes committed after the date of the signing of the **** order will not be covered by ****. ”

Annie? Bonn read softly from the parchment scroll, and her face grew pale.

"The above order was issued in the second year of the Freshman Alliance, Terenus? Minahill. ”

Arthas smiled and said the last signature of the document.

"Congratulations, Captain Anne, starting today, you and your men will no longer have to worry about wanted warrants in the kingdoms of humanity."

Alsace said.

"No...... It's not this ......."

Annie? Bonn clutched the parchment in both hands and looked up at Alsace, her face full of fear.

"What? Oh, Captain Anne, I must state in advance that if any of your men have murderers or other people who have committed serious crimes, then unfortunately your credit this time is not enough for them to get ****, but I think they may get a lenient ......"

Alsace thought Anne? Bonn was dissatisfied with some of the provisions of the **** order; However, Alsace has nothing to do with these contents.

If those who have committed felonies are **** like this, then for those victims, is it a little too unfair?

"No, I didn't mean that!"

Annie? Bonn's voice trembled a little, and she interrupted Arthas.

"Your Royal Highness, Prince Alsace, you promised me, the statue of my father ......"

Annie? Bonn's heart was so filled with trepidation that he even changed his address to Alsace with an honorific title.

Annie? Bonn knew what this **** order meant to those under his command.

No one is born to like to be a pirate thousands of miles away from home, and no one likes to set foot on the mainland, so there is always a risk of being caught.

With this **** order, Anne? Bonn felt that his fellows would be excited to party for three days.

But for Anne? Bonn's hope, for example, was on another matter.

"Oh, you said that......"

Arthas nodded. (To be continued.) )