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Chapter 292 The Cliff family’s position

At this moment, Olivia exuded a slightly sharp aura, which made Felissa feel uncomfortable being targeted.

Felissa didn't intend to discuss this matter with Olivia in detail, because if she didn't agree with this matter, the discussion would fall apart. Felissa was still standing in someone else's manor, so it was obvious to her to talk about this topic.

unfavorable.

"Miss Olivia, I don't understand what you are talking about." At this moment, pretending to be stupid is the best solution, giving each other a step up, and the topic is over.

However, Felissa wanted to play dumb, but Olivia didn't.

"You really don't know anything," Olivia shook her head, pulled out a pair of parchment scrolls from the bookcase nearby and spread them on the table, "Come here, there are some things you should know sooner or later."

Felissa was at a loss, what should she know? What did Olivia want to tell her?

She walked forward slowly and saw that what was drawn on the parchment was a map of the human race.

"A map, and what next?" Felissa asked, "What does Miss Olivia want to tell me?"

"Just like your father, there are four more barons guarding the pass to guard against demon attacks." Olivia took out five small flags and placed them in five places on the map. Then she took out a large flag and placed it on the map.

"These five barons all obey the orders and orders of Viscount Cliff. Do you understand what that means?"

"My father is a subordinate of Viscount Cliff?" Felissa didn't know what Olivia meant, so she only said the most basic thing.

Olivia nodded: "Not only a subordinate, but also the most trusted subordinate. Once the rebellion in the south occurs at these five points, the first and most critical line of defense of the human race will be equivalent to losing.

Therefore, these five barons must be the most trusted people by Viscount Cliff."

Felissa learned about these things for the first time. No wonder her mother was so familiar with Cliff City. Maybe she grew up in Cliff City.

"So, you and I have been allies from the moment we were born."

"Not only that, Viscount Cliff must be loyal to the royal family. Before each heir succeeds to the throne, he must live in the royal city for several years and accept the test and education of the royal family. Only after the heir's loyalty is confirmed, the heir will be eligible to inherit the title."

Felissa thought of her mother's knowledge of the situation in the Royal City. What if her mother's source of information was Viscount Cliff? That would make sense. The Cliff family could not have no arrangements in the Royal City.

But it also means one thing: "You've known about me for a long time, haven't you?"

"Yes, His Royal Highness Fred has written to us about what you did in the Royal City. On the issue of nobles and commoners, you can rest assured that the Cliff family must stand with His Highness Fred.

Side."

No wonder, she said that Olivia's attitude towards her was too enthusiastic. The original reason was that they were not only natural allies, but also allies who chose the same path by chance.

Felissa murmured: "Mother never told me this."

She wasn't blaming her mother, her mother must have had her reasons for not telling her this.

Olivia did know a little bit of the inside story, but she did not speak. Instead, she put the map away and comforted: "It's not too late to know now."

In the process of collecting the map, she saw the paper recording the goddess's kiss placed on the table. She remembered that she had put it on the bed before.

"Did you see the goddess's kiss?" Olivia picked up the recording paper and asked Felissa.

Felissa thought this touched Olivia's taboo, and immediately apologized: "I'm sorry, I..."

"It doesn't matter," Olivia waved her hand to interrupt Felissa's apology, "Since I brought you here, I mean you can see everything here and I won't hide anything from you."

Felicia was flattered by such trust: "Thank you."

Olivia looked down at the recording paper and put it back on the table. She asked Felissa: "Do you believe there is a power that can compete with magic in this world?"

She believed it because she had seen with her own eyes the power called "science".

Is the world about to awaken to the will of science?

No, you are already awakening. Isn’t the Goddess Kiss the best example?

"Low-level magicians may be suppressed by physical skills, but the power of high-level magicians is destructive." But Felissa did not admit it, because almost no one in the world recognized the existence of science, so she

It should also be "don't know".

"Sure enough, you think so too?" Olivia was not surprised or disappointed. Felissa's reaction was within her expectation. It would only be strange if Felissa said she believed her.

"This is a fact, isn't it?" Felicia said, pretending to be ignorant and pretending to be ignorant.

"Facts? What are facts?" Olivia smiled mockingly. "People always think that only what they see with their own eyes is called facts. But in fact, we still have many things that we don't know. Those things that we don't know but exist

Are things that are not facts?"

Felissa's eyes wandered: "I don't understand what you are talking about."

If you continue to struggle with Olivia on this issue, it's time to discuss philosophical issues. She doesn't want to deal with idealism or materialism in this world at all.

"That's right," Olivia sighed, "this sentence is indeed difficult to understand."

For other people, this sentence is difficult to understand, but Felissa understands what Olivia wants to express. For example, people in this world are basically unaware of the existence of air, but does air mean

Does it therefore cease to exist?

"If you want to change other people's minds, you can only present strong evidence," Felissa looked into Olivia's eyes and said sincerely, "I believe you can do it."

Olivia nodded. After all, she just made a casual comment, so she quickly cheered up.

"It's getting late," Olivia glanced at the sun outside the window and estimated the time, "We should go back."

Felissa had no objection. When leaving the castle, Olivia dropped by the masked man and gave her some suggestions for improving the glasses.

"Okay, I will make the improved glasses as soon as possible and send them over," the masked man said to Olivia while thinking about how to improve them. "You can use this pair now. Although it is not easy to use, it is better than not seeing it at all."

It’s better to clear the road.”

Olivia nodded, put on her glasses and couldn't help complaining: "It's so heavy, and it still slides down."

Because there are no nose pads, the glasses do not sit well on the bridge of the nose, which is inconvenient.

Felissa had an idea and applied a small wind-based floating magic to the glasses so that they would not slide down even if they were not placed on the bridge of the nose.

"This is a good method," Olivia nodded in approval, "but only nobles can do it, and the magic does not last long and must be replenished at any time. It is not suitable for civilians."

Felissa didn't pay much attention to it. Anyway, it was just an emergency measure, so I'll use it later.

(End of chapter)