Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 174 Chaos in the South

Felissa kept her word and said she didn't care about Ulysses, so she really didn't care about it and continued her normal daily activities.

Ulysses waited and watched for a few days, and tried some small actions, such as buying some taboo items on the market, but no one had any strange reaction.

Whether they didn't know or let it go on purpose, Ulysses didn't know, but some things can't be stopped once they start.

Ulysses suddenly became clean and tidy, which caused a lot of speculation in the college, and the final conclusion actually pointed to Philisa.

There was no way, the last time Ulysses appeared in public in a big way was at the racetrack, with Philissa, so everyone guessed that Ulysses changed his mind for Philissa.

The person involved did not respond, seemingly acquiescing to this statement.

Felicia was a soft-spoken person, and her denials were of no use, so she was frequently targeted in the academy.

This is definitely the revenge of Ulysses. This rumor has almost passed, but it has become popular again these days.

Felicia was overwhelmed just by dealing with the rumors, and she also realized the vengeful nature of Ulysses' second personality.

Perhaps it was also because Ulysses wanted to divert her attention with something.

He was still patient and didn't take action, but it was about time, because the south side was about to lose control.

The rebellion happened suddenly.

This was an ordinary day. After Felicia had breakfast at home, Arthur suddenly rushed in from the door, looking flustered: "Miss, it's not good."

Felissa slowly sat up straight on the sofa: "What's wrong?"

Arthur took a deep breath and said, "Miss, there is news on the street that there is a rebellion in the south."

Felissa was a little careless at first, but she immediately perked up when she heard this: "Really?"

"It's true. It's going crazy on the streets."

It was obviously calm yesterday, so why did everything turn upside down in one night?

Felissa and Azarez looked at each other, and Azarez instantly understood the meaning in Felissa's eyes: "I'll prepare the carriage."

There must be more detailed information from Fred, and she was going to go to the palace to ask.

There was still some time before the carriage was ready. Felicia looked at Arthur: "What are you saying outside now?"

Arthur told Felicia the rumors on the street: "It was said that a man suddenly appeared on the bell tower this morning, yelling that the South was in rebellion and was about to attack, and told everyone to run away. Before he finished speaking, the man

Killed by magic."

In this world, there is no news, and it is very difficult for nobles to get first-hand news. Not to mention the common people, many of whom have never even left the gate of the royal city. When they hear this news, they cannot help but doubt whether it is true or false.

While everyone was still talking quietly, a horse carried a person through the city gate, but the person was not riding on a horse normally, but fell on his back on the horse, with his hands hanging limply on both sides.

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Someone felt something was wrong and quickly tried to stop the horse. Then they discovered that the horse was carrying a dead man.

A horse carried a dead man and ran into the city. This sounded very scary. Some people were brave enough to touch the body and found that there was a note in the pocket of the body, which was stained with blood.

It's red, but you can vaguely make out what's written on it.

"Ten city lords in the south joined forces to rebel."

Weird things spread very quickly. In less than an hour, everyone in the royal city knew that the south had rebelled.

Felicia sneered: "This is too obvious."

As far as she knew, Ulysses' intelligence system had its own set of contact information and secret words, which clearly put the information on the surface. This intelligence system might have been penetrated by someone long ago.

But the people don't care about this, they don't understand, they only see the facts they see.

Azarez came over at this time and said that the carriage was ready, so Felissa went to the palace first to see what Fred said.

Fred, Safi, and Ulysses are all here.

After everyone sat down, Fred opened his mouth and said: "There is no rebellion in the South, or not yet."

What? Felicia was surprised. She looked at Ulysses and saw Ulysses nodded: "Yes, according to my reliable information, the South has not rebelled yet."

Felissa couldn't figure it out: "What is this fuss about?"

Fred looked stern: "It's just a trick that won't go on the stage. If we clarify that the South has not rebelled, the South will immediately rebel for everyone to see, proving that what we said is a lie. If we say that we rebelled, the South will have reason to rebel."

, when the time comes, say it was forced.”

No matter whether the royal family comes forward to clarify or not, or in which direction they go, the other party will not let them go, and there will definitely be follow-up measures.

It's not fatal, it's just disgusting.

Fred added: "Oh, by the way, the man who died on the horse was Gray."

It had been a long time since she heard this name. Felicia was stunned for a moment before realizing who it was: "How could it be him?"

"Just make the best use of everything," Ulysses said. "Gray's legs are already useless. It's a good deal to kill him to achieve your goal, isn't it?"

Felissa still didn't understand: "But why Gray? What's the point of choosing him in particular?"

No one can answer this question, and no one knows what the demons think.

"And who is that man on the bell tower? Who is the magician who killed him?"

Ulysses knew the answer to this question: "On the surface, he was just a businessman who came from the south two days ago. No trace of his killer has been found yet."

While they were discussing, a maid hurriedly walked in: "Your Highness, a large number of civilians gathered outside the palace gate, saying they hope the royal family can give a definite explanation."

Fred raised his eyebrows: "Trying this trick again?"

This kind of public opinion tactic has been used once by Safi, and now he wants to do it again?

"It's enough that it's useful," Ulysses shrugged. "The persona you've been working on for so long must be really disliked by them."

Indeed, in order to prepare for certain future plans, Fred has been improving the favorability of the civilians. Now if he fails to respond well, all his previous preparations can be said to be in vain.

If Fred wants to break the class monopoly between nobles and common people, he first needs the common people to believe in him and the common people to have enough ability to support the responsibilities of the nobles. Therefore, Fred has been busy recently to understand the needs of the common people and listen to them.

Their ideas, and the formulation of policy improvements, if the civilians lose their trust in them this time, the previous efforts cannot be said to have been wasted, but will be greatly compromised.

"Actually, it's a good opportunity, isn't it?" Safi suddenly said. With everyone looking over her, she said, "Military merit is persuasive evidence. Even if the nobles object, we still have military merit here.

Have the confidence to implement it.”

(End of chapter)