He suggested taking the two children to end this war.
Wanting to end a war with just two children might have sounded arrogant, but when Bright said it, that was naturally a different matter.
Not to mention taking two children, even if he were carrying two infants, Bright had the ability to easily bring a civil war in a country like this to an end.
"Oh! This sounds really interesting!"
Nana's eyes were already sparkling. She grinned and said, "What should we do, Brother Bright?"
Bright shot her a disdainful sideways glance.
You little fool don't need lessons. Sometimes, having a simple mind is actually a good thing. You don't have so much to worry about.
Bright looked at Shirahoshi, waiting for the Little Princess's answer.
Even Nana, dull as she was, noticed Bright's attitude. She gave an indignant snort, her cheeks puffed up like a little squirrel with two chestnuts in its mouth.
The Little Princess did not hesitate for long. She nodded heavily. "I want to end this war!"
For the first time, the young Princess realized the harm war could bring. The voices coming from every direction made tears stream down her face.
"Then..."
A smile spread across Bright's face, and he softly asked, "Shirahoshi, what do you think we should do?"
"Obviously, we should beat both sides up really badly!"
Nana fiercely waved her little fists, shouting, "They're the ones who turned this country into this, right? Beat them all up and make sure they never continue the war again!"
"Nana, stop talking."
Bright rolled his eyes.
Was this what it meant to be Nana? Every solution she came up with was so simple and crude.
But honestly, it was not an impossible plan.
Or rather, it had a very high chance of succeeding.
Bright was