ALL NOVEL Chapter 369 Raevender Queendom's Crown Princess Stepped In!
Chapter 369 Raevender Queendom's Crown Princess Stepped In!
"That's enough, Raphael. Let me go already." "Very well." A few minutes after holding my sister back, I finally let go of her arm. As soon as she was set free, Big Sis immediately stepped forward, shoved off the ones on her way, and revealed herself within the open space. "I think this is too much, Prince Edward." Upon her sudden appearance, she caught the crowd's attention, and now everyone's eyes were on her, but she just deliberately ignored them. "Louise..." Christine said with a weak voice, looking up to my sister. The prince's entourage noticed her intrusion, and the prince squinted his eyes upon recognizing who she was. "Queendom of Raevender's Crown Princess, Louise Raevender..." the prince muttered. Through the prince's words, some of the students then gaped upon learning my sister's identity. In addition to being the princess of a newly established nation, Big Sis was not that big of a name, as she was overshadowed by the prince and his entourage in terms of popularity.
But anyway, she was socially powerful enough to stand up against the imperial crown prince. So no one dared to stop or interrupt her from doing so. I had the right too, since I was literally a titled marquis, but I chose not to take action.
"It doesn't matter who I am, but your actions in humiliating Christine are intolerable. You are just being unfair and unseasonable here." "You! You are being so rude to His Imperial Highness—!" Warren tried to step forward, but the prince stopped him halfway. (Did he think he could take down Big Sis with bare hands? What an idiot.) I sneered inwardly.
"Don't be so impatient, Warren." "...I apologize, Your Imperial Highness." Warren cooled himself down before backing out. "With all due respect, Princess Louise," Edward said to my sister. "This issue is between us and Christine, and I suppose that you are not included in this matter." "With all due respect as well, Prince Edward," she mocked. "Have you ever forgotten where we are? We are in the academy, and we are nothing but students here." "But still, this is a personal matter. You don't know the whole picture." "If it was personal, why make a massive scene in a massive event like this in the first place instead of settling it privately? Don't give me the reason that you want to prove your love for that woman; you just want to injure Christine's dignity by putting her into shame in front of the whole student body." "You..." The prince narrowed his eyes. The tension between the two intensified as the argument was igniting. Everyone's eyes were set on them, subtly betting upon themselves on who had more logical and sensible statements. "One thing, do you really think that Christine committed all the things named after her?" "The evidence and witnesses don't lie. Whether Christine was personally involved or not, she is still accountable for the ill actions of her followers and supporters." "...If you really want that Edith girl so bad, why don't you just take her as a mistress or something without disregarding Christine? As the future emperor, you should know that calling off your engagement is akin to cutting off the ties between the royal and Grise families." "There's that too, but I cannot just bear Christine any longer. My true happiness is with Edith, and there's nothing that could separate our bond. I am certain that our love will bring us more blessings than misfortune." "Are you really for real?" In fairy tales, his opinions about the power of love would move everyone's heart, but this was reality. There was no way everything could be solved by love. Everything needed practicality; what were you going to feed your wife if you had no money, your dick? From the looks of it, I thought that the prince had been blinded by love and had lost some of his senses; the same applied for Warren and Celeste. But still, he was well-educated and had a high affinity for politics, in addition to the wits of his future advisor. "But why do you care about her in this place? It's not like you have anything to do with her," Prince Edward pointed out. "I heard that you are into women; could it be that you have fallen into her charms?" Whispers and laughter then burst around them. "Haha! I knew it once she stood with Lady Christine!" "...So Princess Louise is really that kind of woman, huh...?" "She has been bewitched by the witch!" "That was why she rejected my proposal."
"...Does she have a thing for me as well...?"
"So if I seduce her, I can become a princess myself!" The crown threw some nasty words at my sister, but she seemed not to mind them. Instead, she somewhat got along with them. "So I am sapphic and into women just like my mother, so what?" My sister declared. "But it doesn't mean that I would fall for every woman, I still have my own preferences." My sister made the crowd gasp at her upon officially revealing her true self in front of hundreds of students. Others might have been aware of her identity but were still surprised by how she casually revealed it. "So that's what you are, Princess Louise," Prince Edward said as he giggled. "Perhaps you are going to take her once I break up with her?" "That was not my intention in the first place. The person is in need of help, and I stepped in for her." Soon after, my sister then took a glance at Christine, who was still sitting on the floor, and scanned her from head to toe. She seemed to have something in mind, but she just shook her head as if bugging them off. "But the way you hurt Christine is unbearable," she added. "A man should be kind to women, not play with their feelings. As a fellow heir to the throne, I am ashamed of you, Prince Edward." "It is my responsibility to protect the ones I love." "It doesn't matter; you are being mean to her." After that, she walked toward Christine and bent one of her knees to level her eyes with hers. My sister then held her chin up and inspected every inch of her face. "Louise...? Wha—!"
Suddenly, my sister lifted her up and carried her over her shoulder, rear first, like a sack of rice. "Wah?! What are you doing?!" Christine was struggling within her grasp, but my sister ignored her. Meanwhile, the audience was bewildered by how things were going, and I was amazed by how much confidence she had to pull this off.
"But for all the things she has been through tonight, I think she needs some space, so Imma get her out here."
"Where are you bringing her?!"
"It's not your concern, Prince Edward."
"Coincidentally, I am actually seeking my official wife, my queen consort," she said as the magic circles began to take form below us. "To be honest, I find Christine...quite beautiful and appealing."
"Hey, Louise, drop me off! And what are you talking about?!"
My sister then made eye contact with me, indicating that my time had come. Instantly, I teleported myself behind her before I started silently casting Spacetime Magic, Level 4: Long Teleportation.
"If you only disregard her, then I shall take her away from you. We shall return. Five seconds after the casting, the spell was completed, and a bright light illuminated the hall. Once the light subdued, the three of us disappeared.