Chapter 668 - Between Light & Light (VI) (2/2)

It was only right that Lydia, as an Archangel, treated the Light Dragon Soul as her ht Dragon Soul’s authority aasn’t necessary

The various overlords were naturally more concerned about their territories If their territories had been squeezed dry by Country of Light, their roles as overlords wouldn’t last long

The Light Parliah years of propaganda that they were heroic Huainst the pressure and resistance from other races They definitely couldn’t lower their heads before the Light Dragon Soul as this would destroy their authority, wealth, position—everything This hy they had to suppress the Munn Kingdoon Soul’s most powerful assistant forever If not, they weren’t sure if the Light Dragon Soul would borrow the strength of the Munn Kingdoht Parliament

There shouldn’t be any eht for authority, just like how there would only be one winner standing at the end of a war There could only be one side with the round and standpoint, there wouldn’t be a chance for other parties to share the authority Either you or I will live in the end

This was a zero-suame

The chariot slowly moved ahead as the soldiers in front cleared the road of the protesting civilians Not only that, but perhaps civilians had also realized that their disorganized protest wasn’t effective They lined up neatly and yelled out in unison

“Get out of our land of freedoh you’ve killed our people, you can’t kill their freedo hearts!”

“Release the brave warriors of the Reformist Party and oppressed civilians under you!”

“You lackeys of the Angel betrayed yourselves for authority! You lackeys aren’t fit to be Huht isn’t a place for a tyrant like you who devours the flesh and blood of your people to enjoy luxury!”

The objections got louder and clearer Marlene put up a gloomy expression as she clutched the handle beside her Lize covered her ears and closed her ears in her lowered head, rejecting everything that was boo at them On the other side, Anne looked on listlessly as the chariot traveled at a snail’s pace as though she were a criminal trapped in a prison car and humiliated on a street show

“I’hness Lydia”

The soldier once again e senuine

“We’re doing our best But there are too many of them, so we can only travel slowly…”

“Sure No problem”

Lydia’s smile was still as wide as before She adh she was unfazed by the curses and insults On the other side, Grand Mage Amund had closed his eyes to attain his mental composure while Gaya suddenly opened her eyes wide She displayed an eainst her precious harp

“Cover your ears!”

Rhode sat up with knitted brows and yelled out hurriedly

“—!”

In an instant, the cla civilians instantly felt as though their voices had ed into their mouths, followed by a hammer that crashed down onto their throats

“—!”

The choking pain was siinable In an instant, the crowd around the chariot rolled their eyes and pluround with their wide-openfor air The civilians ere blocking the way ahead also lost their enthusiasm They held their throats and scattered in retreat Those ere less fortunate either sat down or leaned on the walls weakly The high-raised banners and portraits had fallen to the ground and sub crowd

The chariot picked up speed and dashed forward

Gaya put down her slender right hand and turned to the annoying crowd that was suffering in pain She let out a soft grunt as a glint of disdain flashed in her eyes Then, she shi+fted her gaze back before shutting her eyes for a rest

“A group of lowlylady said in an ice-cold tone