The Villainess Intends to Have It All (13 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 67

Enzo acted quickly, revealing that he would bring up the matter of the Alliance of Small Kingdoms to public attention.

As if he had been waiting for Erina’s permission, the moment he received it, every newspaper began covering the story.

Whether Enzo had planned it deliberately or not, the press also distributed coverage like slices of pie.

Some newspapers wrote about the Alliance of Small Kingdoms, while others focused on the illicit export of mana stones.

Among them, Berungkada Newspaper—known for reporting only the most trustworthy news in the Empire—published a cautious yet detailed article about Erina’s carriage abduction incident.

Given how thoroughly the article explained the details, it seemed Enzo had personally summoned the reporter himself.

[ Regarding the Alliance of Small Kingdoms: the Kingdoms of Tula, Smalle, and Trumto. ]

[ The Escalating Illicit Export of Mana Stones—Is This Really Acceptable? ]

[ A Threat to the Empire: The Dangerous Carriage Abduction Incident. ]

Every single headline was deliberately provocative, crafted precisely to draw readers in.

Because the newspapers simultaneously published these interconnected stories, not only the common people but even high society was thrown into an uproar.

Although Berungkada Newspaper never explicitly mentioned Erina in its coverage of the carriage abduction, the nobles could not possibly remain unaware.

After all, there was only one person in the Empire so valuable that the kingdoms would dare to abduct her during such a sensitive period.

Consequently, Countess Medelia’s household—still in the midst of reorganization—was forced to receive dozens of invitations every day.

“My Lady, here are today’s invitations.”

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