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Chapter 67 Azarez’s Plan

Azalez was not surprised that something like this would happen.

Because of this incident, he originally ordered Roy to advise Cress Hilde to do this, so in a sense, he single-handedly planned this incident involving Safi.

He mainly went for Kress. Of course he would not be reconciled to having his position as Demon King snatched away, but he couldn't rush back to the Demon Clan without thinking now. Why did he go back and risk his life? He

Now he doesn't know how many of his former subordinates have rebelled. Before all the circumstances are investigated, he assumes that he is now a polished commander, so the top priority is to find Cress and use various means to make her surrender.

It's just that given his current situation, it's a bit difficult to find Cress. After all, Felissa's family's background is still very thin and the manpower is insufficient, so he can't find anything, so he can only use the royal family.

As for hurting Safi...what does that have to do with him?

He also predicted Felissa's behavior, so he just stopped him meaningfully and didn't force it. After all, if Felissa was locked up again, she might really do something like climbing through the window again, because this

If you have a conflict with Felissa over something, it's not worth making her cry.

Felissa quickly changed into her travel clothes, took Azarez's hand and got into the carriage, driving towards the Prime Minister's Palace.

Azarez did not drive the carriage very fast, taking into consideration that Felissa's body could not withstand the bumps, but Felissa was so anxious that she frequently opened the curtains on the carriage to see where she was.

When they arrived at the door of the Prime Minister's Palace, Felissa couldn't wait to get out of the carriage without waiting for Azarez to come to help her, and walked towards the guard at the door.

Since Felissa had been to the Prime Minister's Palace several times, the doormen also recognized Felissa, but they still stopped her dutifully: "Sorry, miss, there are no guests at the Prime Minister's Palace today."

Felissa did not give up and said to the doorman: "Can you please tell Safi that I am coming and ask her to quietly open a small door and let me in."

But the guard shook his head resolutely: "Sorry, Miss Felicia, it is our Prime Minister's order to keep the door closed and not see guests. Please forgive me for not obeying."

If it was an order from Madam or Safi, Felissa would still dare to fight for it, but when it came from the Prime Minister who had never been masked before, Felissa instantly gave up.

"Then at least let me see Madam..."

The guard looked troubled: "The lady fainted after hearing the news."

Then it would be even worse for her to bother her. Felissa lowered her head in frustration, while Azarez was secretly satisfied with the situation. After all, under this situation, it would be useless no matter how much Filissa wanted to stay.

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"Go back?" Azarez stepped forward and asked softly.

Felissa actually didn't want to leave. Although she knew she was of no use, her unwillingness made her not want to leave.

However, Azarez had already made concessions today, and she could not push her further, so she could only reluctantly give her hand to Azarez and let him help her get into the carriage.

But before the carriage moved, a series of horse hoofbeats were heard coming in the direction of the Prime Minister's Mansion. Felicia said: "Wait, don't leave yet." She wanted to know who would approach the troubled Prime Minister's Mansion at this time.

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Azarez stopped reluctantly, feeling extremely resentful of this "uninvited guest" and feeling that he was causing trouble for himself.

It was Nancy who came. She was dressed in a fiery red riding costume and high boots. She looked like she had just come out of a formal occasion. She was riding on a tall horse, fierce as fire, and coming towards this direction at lightning speed.

As expected, she was also stopped by the guard. After a few attempts to no avail, she had no choice but to return.

"Miss Nancy," Felissa waved to Nancy, "please come here."

When Nancy saw Felissa, she rode her horse over. Without dismounting, she bent slightly and looked at Felissa at eye level: "Miss Felissa, are you here too?"

Felissa nodded, and then asked impatiently: "Does Miss Nancy know what happened?"

After all, Nancy is the daughter of the leader of the Knights, so she must have access to much more information than Felissa.

But Nancy also shook her head: "I don't know, it seems that just one night, the situation suddenly became like this. I think someone must have planned it in advance."

The person who planned it in advance remained silent and pretended that he had done nothing.

"I think so too," Felissa's previous life was an era of information explosion. In such a world with developed information circulation, if a piece of news became known to everyone in one night, then there must be someone behind it.

Not to mention that in this era of underdeveloped information, “I don’t know who did it.”

The person who had planned it in advance remained silent. He really didn't do this. He stayed by Felissa's side every day and really didn't have time to do this.

"I do know a little bit. Yesterday, Yuri..." Nancy suddenly stopped talking and frowned, "Forget it, I won't tell you these things. You take good care of yourself first." After saying that,

He whipped his horsewhip and walked away, looking as if he was in a hurry to do something.

Felissa looked confused. Why did she run away mid-sentence? Who was Yuri she was talking about?

Azarez raised his eyebrows as he watched Nancy leave, turned around and asked, "Miss, shall we go home?"

Going home? But she just went back like this, and she wasn't willing to do it.

"Go to Bronze Avenue." She thought for a moment and then ordered.

The news must have spread from the Bronze Avenue, because the people living on the Silver Avenue and the Gold Avenue are the powerful or the heads of commercial banks. They seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and know what news can be said and what news cannot be said. For example, with Sa

They will definitely keep their mouths shut on matters related to the Philippines. No one wants to offend the Prime Minister.

But common people don't have so many scruples. They always like to talk about the private affairs of dignitaries to show that they know a lot. But the nobles can't do anything about them. They can't arrest all the common people. Plus

Due to the gap between the nobles and the common people, the two sides actually did not communicate with each other, and the nobles did not know what the common people were discussing.

So it was even more strange that the whole city knew about Safi. Felissa wanted to go to Bronze Avenue to find out the source of the public opinion.

In fact, this was what he had thought of. Azarez also planned to go to Bronze Avenue to investigate, but the purpose of his investigation was to see if he could find out some information about Cress.

So after thinking about it, Azarez said to Felissa: "Miss, let me go check it out for you. It's better to stay at home. After all, I'm still worried about you. Can you please be more obedient?"

Felissa actually wanted her to go, but she also knew that Azarez had already made a concession and let her go out today, so she could no longer be willful, so she could only agree reluctantly: "I understand.

Thanks a lot."

(End of chapter)