In response to that subtle question, there were many intentions, but what he wanted to hear from Olivia was determined.

It was none other than the assurance that the Empire, which no one can touch on the continent, but anyone can touch, has no intention of starting a war.

Of course, he didn’t expect to hear such an assurance.

Isn’t it obvious? A leader of a country, standing at the top of that empire, looking down on the whole continent, confirms any subject?

Such a thing never happens….

His thoughts did not continue.

Not only that, but smashing everyone’s expectations, Olivia answered very bluntly and refreshingly.

“Yes. Peace is more precious than anything else. So if there is a group that harms the peace of the continent, I will not let it slide.”

Immediately after, a grave silence fell on the soninlaw.

They were all surprised and shocked, and no one could easily start talking.

Olivia drove another nail at them with great certainty.

“We must preserve world peace.”

In her past four lives, the declaration of war was always made by the King of Norden.

Since he is already dead, if a continental war occurs in this life, the prince will declare it.

Of course, Cryer waged the war himself.

The Norden nation had joined hands with other countries that were not empires, but their movements were only minimal compared to Cryer.

But it’s different before starting a war.

Last night, or rather dim dawn.

Although her appetite fell at Greta’s story, Olivia, who had eaten all the bread she was holding with survival skills, spoke up.

‘Someone will definitely bring up the subject of the conference at the national cemetery tomorrow. They’ll want to confirm it with me.’

‘Conference, peace?’

‘Yes. It’s quite, no, it’s a big deal for them that the empire is not starting a war. And I’m going to warn them.’

Cryer asked, wiping the bread crumbs on her lips as if he were used to it.

‘What’s the point of warning them, whether it’s the prince or the king, they’re just puppets?’

To this, Olivia smiled very princesslike.

‘I’m not warning the puppets. I’m warning the hyenas that are flocking to what they can get from the puppet’s words.’

Yes. The war started in Norden nation was against the empire.

Although the whole continent was burning with the horror of war at the end of the war, the beginning was a propaganda war against the empire.

Could the Norden nation, a mere small country, have waged such a war alone?

In the end, that war was waged by a coalition made up of countries that held hands with the Norden nation for the benefits to be gained after the empire collapsed.

So be sure to remember, to properly warn so you don’t forget.

Olivia glanced at the prince of Norden nation, standing farthest from her across the hall, and then swept the entire hall with cold eyes.

At her icy blue and clear gaze, some swallowed dryly, and some averted their eyes.

Then, in the silence where even the breath died, only Olivia’s voice echoed.

“I will watch. Bolshevik. To preserve peace.”

As the national ceremony proceeded and solemn and majestic music filled the whole hall.

Isaac was shaking his head with a terribly rude face in some shadows deep in the palace.

No matter how he thought about it, the way to pay for the meal was precarious.

‘You have to know where the stone that entered the palace is used.’

The demand of the princess who had him gather information was just that one word.

Waiting for the naturally following words, Isaac had no choice but to ask the princess, who did not open her mouth even after an appropriate time passed.

‘So…stone?’

‘Yes. Stone. Just find out about it for now.’

Having thought that far, Isaac swallowed the sound that had rolled up to the tip of his tongue.

This is something that can be classified as ‘for now’, for crying out loud.

Even if he’s an Akenadel specialized in information gathering and disruption, he needs something to be able to use his abilities.

At Olivia’s order, which was no different from ordering him to make bread by just giving him water and air, Isaac let out a deep sigh.

But isn’t there a favor attached to the empire?

It’s not good to disappoint the opponent who picked him up for this kind of thing from the start.

Isaac repeated what he had asked Olivia and found out.

“If it’s a fairly large stone and it’s going somewhere in the palace…in the end, someone is moving that stone.”

Of course, if a mage were to use a magic that he knew nothing about on the stone, it would be a hopeless situation.

Isaac slumped into the shadows and shook his head.

“What is it with mages?”

They told him to run away without looking back if anything seemed off.

Who on earth sends for information gathering with such words?

Before hearing about the mage, he mentioned ‘meal cost’, but somehow he assumed she was a princess who had the same benevolent intentions as the sea, wanting to open a path for him who had been fiercely alone in the past.