As the emperor, Jiawen III was still very vigilant.

As a ruler, he naturally dislikes things outside the plan, so he often has a good impression of those who can help him and get everything back on track. From this perspective, he naturally cooperates with Yasuo happily, but is wary of Kyle.

Even though the former is just an outsider and has the purpose of seducing Demacia's mage; while the latter has always upheld justice and is the "founding father" of Demacia.

The information about Uzeris and Nashlame deepened his doubts. The emperor's power and religious power are naturally opposite. He had already had considerable trust in Kyle, but now he had to think about whether the other party was gaining reputation...

Once the seeds of doubt are planted, it is almost impossible to completely eradicate them. Even though Jiawen III still believes in Kyle, he has been cooperating with this righteous spirit to eliminate the accumulated problems, but in the issue of Shurima, he finally came up with a subtle attitude.

Amid the doubts of Jiawen IV, Jiawen III officially released a speech criticizing the chaos in Shurima at the aristocratic meeting. The words seem to be incorrectly ruled out that "helps the innocent Shurima people achieve justice."

The nobles seemed quite satisfied with this issue - Kyle offended many people in the process of eliminating the accumulated corruption and reshaping justice in Demacia. Even if she possessed the title of righteousness and the support of the royal family, the dissatisfaction in the nobles would not be eliminated.

In this case, Jiawen III's criticism was naturally regarded as a "silent warning."

Subsequently, Jiawen III also proposed to "send envoys to deal with diplomatic matters."

This incident seemed to be a good thing in the eyes of Jiawen IV - however, the nobles seemed to be indifferent to the interest and even avoided it, as if the diplomats were exiled...

In comparison, Lux was very interested in this task, but unfortunately her identity was really embarrassing and was not enough to attend the meeting, let alone as a messenger of Demacia.

In the end, the errand fell on the Laurent family by chance. Ms. Fiona Laurent became the diplomatic ambassador of Demacia, responsible for communicating some issues about Shurima.

This is not because Fiona herself recommended herself, but because she has been absent from the aristocratic meeting as always. With the qualifying aristocrats refusing, she became the only candidate because of her absence, which is quite subtle...

Fiona did not refuse this task - the only thing she needs to worry about now is whether her unscrupulous brothers can maintain the glory of the Laurent family if she no longer has.

Fortunately, Garven III had considered this a long time ago. He summoned Fiona and told her directly that during her time as an envoy, no one would do anything that would insult the Laurent family.

After receiving the guarantee of Jiawen III, Fiona decisively agreed to the job and quickly realized Jiawen III's diplomatic attitude of "just verbal guarantees, no action", and then quickly went home and started to pack up his luggage.

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The election of the messenger also means that Lux will leave the family again - although Fiona is the messenger representing Demacia, Lux knows very well that he must attend the meeting.

After all, she studied in Fukugawa Island and lived for a long time. She also followed Yasuo to Ishtar and Piltwolf. She believed that compared to Ms. Fiona, she should have a broader diplomatic vision.

Even if she is not a messenger, she should contribute to Demacia.

However, Galen obviously did not agree with her choice - when Lux packed up his personal belongings, Galen would always "inadvertently" pass by the door of her room, either coughing loudly, or poking his head out.

When Garen cleared his throat for the third time, Lux had no choice but to open the door.

"Brother." Looking at Garen, who seemed to have been caught, Lux was speechless, "If you have any questions, just say not to do this!"

"I...I'm actually nothing." Facing her sister, Galen seemed to be a little confident, "Just passing by..."

"My room is at the bottom of the second floor. Have you gone to jump out of the window?" Lux was very helpless about his brother's disloyalty. "You should just say something. Don't you want me to go to Fukuk Island?"

"My aunt hasn't seen you for a long time. She said before that she really hopes you can have dinner with her." Garen still hides her and instinctively tries to find an excuse, "I think this is a good idea..."

"This is not like aunt's words." Looking at Garen, Lux decided to be more honest, "It seems like your idea."

"It's about the same." Garen lowered his voice and muttered vaguely, "Anyway, you are also the eldest lady of the Mianwei family. Although we don't need you to apply makeup and go to and from the dance party like those pretentious guys, you don't need to be like this..."

"How?" Lux raised his eyebrows, "I'm working hard for the future of Demacia!"

"Ms. Fiona will complete the task very well." Galen finally expressed her thoughts, "and Lux... Perhaps the work of the Illumination will be more suitable for you. I have convinced my aunt that she also thinks your talent is suitable for some special occasions."

Objectively speaking, Galen has become quite enlightened to be able to say such words and make such promises - as a traditional Demacian nobleman, he has almost reached his limit now.

It is already a sign of progress that it is not to regard Lux's mage talent as a burden and to actively guide her into the work of the Illumination Society.

However, this progress was still too conservative in Lux's eyes - she had been to Ixtal, had seen that magical kingdom, and was very clear about what everyone could do with magic, so in her opinion, the task of illumination was actually not much different from house arrest.

Use magic to report, face scrutiny afterwards, and on the surface, they have to pretend to be religious...

Hell, what is this?!

It’s not a mistake to have magical talent!

Although she knew very well that this was Garen's limit, Lux was still very uncomfortable. She opened her mouth and wanted to say something heavy, but finally sighed.

"Brother, the rune land is very big."

"Yes, it's big." Galen, who didn't understand Lux's meaning, could only nod his head stiffly, "very big."
Chapter completed!