Becoming a God by Raising a Witch

"Sorry, I don't know what happened to me."

"Princess Frieda's necklace is a strange object. The number should be C261, called intimate honesty. Anyone who is judged as intimate by Princess Frieda will subconsciously choose to be honest with her. This can only prove that in the heart of Her Royal Highness, you are already a close investigator."

Di Mo reminded.

Only then did Locke notice that there was an inconspicuous silver necklace on Frieda's neck. The pendant of the necklace was a leaf vein, which looked no different from an ordinary prayer necklace of the Life Sect.

He suddenly felt that it was terrible to stay with Frieda. Doesn't that mean that Natal will never lie to Frieda in her life? Natal is her closest maid.

If it were me, at most I would reduce the number of lies, right?

At this time, Frieda, Natal, Angela, and Robson had already discovered that they were fooled by Sieg.

"Sieg, what are you looking at? Isn't that the parade over there? Do you know the leading worker?"

"No, I think there is not a single woman in this team! Don't you think it's strange? Does the alchemy union discriminate against women?"

Sieg said indignantly.

Angela wiped the sweat from her forehead, "Alchemy factories originally recruit more men than women, and many alchemy factories don't even recruit women at all. Isn't it normal that there are no women in the parade?"

"Yes, Senior Sieg."

Robson nodded heavily.

Frieda raised her eyebrows, "If I find you playing tricks on me next time, I will make you live in a doghouse for a month like Suade II."

"I'm really sorry, Your Highness, please forgive me for being a shallow-minded person and making a fuss because I haven't seen the world."

Sieg said with a smile.

Frieda's beautiful eyes narrowed, and she raised her proud head.

"You are not insinuating me, are you? It is indeed the first time I have seen a workers' march, but as the only noble princess of the kingdom, if I have not seen the world, then the people in the kingdom who have seen the world may not have been born yet."

"Of course, you are the most worldly person, and I am really talking about myself."

Sieg said with his head down.

Frieda snorted twice with her nose, "It's better to be like this. You are an investigator who is good-looking and has nothing to do with you. Thank your parents for leaving you a good appearance, otherwise I will punish you now."

"Thank you for your compliment."

Sieg breathed a sigh of relief, feeling that the necklace on his neck helped a lot.

Natalar, Frieda's personal maid, also thought that Sieg was very handsome, a rare handsome man in the whole kingdom.

Only Angela, Robson, Dimo ​​and Locke knew that Sieg's charm value was off the charts because of the red crystal necklace on his neck. In fact, he was just an ordinary handsome man.

The parade and the carriage were going in opposite directions, so they would inevitably meet on this narrow road.

The style of this carriage was the frugal style of the West End. There were no decorations or pendants on the carriage. The body was brown, and only simple mahogany paint was applied on the roof and bottom. Under normal circumstances, it would not cause class antagonism and hatred of the rich.

But the problem was the two red date horses from the Yorkshire factory. Frieda persuaded the coachman to replace the black-tailed horses with red date horses because the black-tailed horses were too slow.

Although most people could not distinguish the specific difference between red date horses and black-tailed horses, especially civilians who rarely rode carriages, some unemployed workers in the alchemy factory who were sunny and vicious still discovered it.

"This is a red date horse! Only rich people can afford it!"

"If you smash this carriage, we can't even eat, but these rich people can still enjoy the carriage!"

"That's right, smash this car! Let the government see our determination."

Some extremists rushed forward and started smashing the carriage.

The coachman tried to turn around in a panic, but the road was too narrow and there were too many people blocking the way.

The locals on Mar Street like to watch this kind of excitement, and some homeless people are even ready to take the opportunity to rob the property on the carriage.

Seeing that the conflict was about to break out, Di Mo, who was sitting at the outermost edge of the carriage, walked out of the carriage, took out the sheriff's certificate, and shouted sternly,

"What are you going to do? Attack public officials? I give you 10 courages, if you have the courage, smash it! Not only will you lose your job, you will also lose your life!"

The leading workers who were about to smash the carriage were stunned. People in the West District have a natural fear of the sheriff, especially when they see the senior sheriff's uniform worn by Di Mo and the gun in his hand.

This is not a joke, maybe they will have to eat peanuts.

They retreated and returned to the team.

An impending conflict was resolved in advance. Di Mo returned to the carriage, and his serious expression turned into his daily lazy expression. He picked up the bottle, took a sip, and burped.

Angela pushed him in disgust. If the carriage wasn't too narrow, she would have wanted to move to another seat.

Frieda was terrified just now. She looked at the workers, as if they had turned into ferocious demons, and wanted to reach out and tear her apart.

She really had never thought that the workers in the alchemy factory would become like this.

What was more frightening than Frieda was her maid Natal. If something happened to Her Royal Highness, she didn't know how to apologize. She was afraid that she would only die.

"It was a close call. I almost thought they were going to smash the carriage."

Frieda patted her heaving chest.

"Yeah, luckily we brought Locke and the others with us. If they weren't accompanied by public officials, I don't know what this mob would have done."

Natal said,

"Well, those drinking guys, why didn't you tell them to get out of the way? They are blocking our way."

Natal looked at Dimo ​​and said.

Dimo replied with a smile, "Beautiful lady, I can ask them not to smash the car, but if I tell them to cancel the parade, I don't have the right."

"Why?"

Frieda asked in confusion, "They look scared of you."

"They are indeed afraid of me and will not take the initiative to harm us, but if we want to take away their jobs, they will fight us tooth and nail."

Di Mo shrugged, "So we'd better not provoke them and let them get out of the way, or we get out of the way and let their team pass by."

Locke deeply agreed with Dimo's view, "Princess Frieda, you just saw their ferocious faces. If you don't want to be attacked, let's wait for the result."

"I am the princess, they~ dare!"

Frieda said guiltily.

In the end, she and her maid waited quietly in the carriage for the procession to pass by.

After a quarter of an hour, the carriage began to move forward.

"Your Highness, if we bring the guards, we can drive them all away. There is no need to be afraid at all."

Natal said with a sigh.

"If you bring the guards, it will be more eye-catching. Sister Wang will definitely take me back. I am not a fool."

Frieda curled her lips and looked at Locke,

"Locke, how long will it take?"

"It's only a quarter of an hour later. You can close your eyes and rest your mind first."

Locke was still reading.

Frieda leaned over curiously, "Huh? It's all in dragon language."

"Do you know dragon language?"

Locke asked curiously.

Frieda raised her chin proudly, "Of course, Dragon Language is a language that the royal family must learn. To be precise, basically every noble must learn it. After they are enlightened, they will start learning at the age of 6. My dragon language is fluent."

"I didn't start studying until I entered the Magistrate Court, that is, when I was 17 years old. Your educational resources far exceed mine."

Locke sighed.

This was probably also influenced by C261, causing Locke to tell the truth in his heart.

"Of course. Common people like you should be grateful to the kingdom and the government for being able to receive education. Why do you expect more?"

Frieda was like a proud peacock that made people want to break her tail.

Locke didn't argue with her and said with a smile, "Then you know what I'm looking at?"

"Of course, I have a basic foundation in occult science. I would never have thought that you, a police officer, would actually read such a thing. Are you a member of the Mysterious Events Club?"

Frieda asked curiously. She obviously didn't believe these things, and she didn't know that the necklace around her neck had the ability to make people confess.

"Oops, you saw it out. I am indeed a member of the Mysterious Events Club."

Locke could only say this in order to conceal his true identity.

He discovered that he could still lie to Frieda as long as he had conscious control.

"I heard that the people in that club are either crazy or insane. Which one are you?"

"If I were crazy or insane, the Sheriff's Court wouldn't recruit me."

Locke replied.

Frieda sighed in disinterest, "It's so boring. I thought you were an interesting person."

"Your Highness, you have such a big heart. You have just experienced this kind of thing, and you are still in the mood to tease Locke."

Personal maid Natal said.

"I will find a way to tell Sister Wang about this when I get back, and ask her to find a way to deal with them. They are really a bunch of bastards. If they dare to attack our carriage, they dare to attack other people's carriages. If they are left alone, there will be a big mess sooner or later."

Frieda clenched her fists and said, then her brows relaxed,

"But now, the most important thing is to go hunting. Don't let them affect your mood because they are not worthy."

"As expected of Your Highness the Princess."

Natal said with adoring eyes.

Locke asked, "What are you going to say to Her Majesty the Queen?"

"I told her what happened to me today. When our carriage passed through Mare Street, we encountered a group of mobs. They were laid off workers from the refinery. They shouted slogans to boycott the new alchemy bill and attacked our carriage for no reason!"

Frieda organized her words and said.

"Wouldn't you be exposed by saying this? Her Majesty the Queen will know that you disobeyed her orders and ran to the West End."

Locke said.

Sigurd nodded, "Yes, that's right."

Dimo echoed, "Her Majesty the Queen will also ask you, why did you go to Mar Street?"

Frieda looked at the maid Natal, who nodded and curled her lips, "Then what should I say?"

"Just say that you saw in the newspaper that many workers were demonstrating. You guessed that they were crazy about poverty and might attack the rich. This would cause social unrest. Let Her Majesty find a way to stop it, so that Her Majesty will not doubt you. ”

Locke said with a smile.

Frieda nodded slightly, "This is a way, but it doesn't seem to indicate their intention to harm me."

"Are you injured?"

Locke asked.

"I don't."

Frieda shook her head.

"That's right, the meaning is already expressed. Don't you belong to the rich class?"

Locke asked again.

Frieda thought about it and felt that she was indeed rich enough, so she smiled and nodded, "Let's do it."

A quarter of an hour later, the carriage finally arrived at the Ur District on the outskirts of the West District. There are endless Ur Mountains here, with beautiful scenery. It doesn't look like the territory of the West District at all. Therefore, some rich people will also buy manors here and hire bodyguards to protect them.

The Reindeer Manor is located at the foot of one of the mountains in the Ur Mountains. A large artificial lake has been dug out, and the scenery is unique.

The guards at the gate of the manor are not as strict as the guards in the palace. At this moment, they are gathered together to play cards lazily.

"Come on, Mutt, you lost, give me the money."

"Damn it, how did you win again? I almost lost my underwear to you."

"Who cares about your underwear? You might as well lose your sister to me."

"I think you deserve to be punished. Let's fight."

The four people playing cards started arguing, and they let go of each other and greeted each other when they saw someone coming.