The Trafford Trading Club
Chapter 4125

Francis, I heard you know Saint Seven-colored Flower

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Francis, I heard you know [Saint Seven-colored Flower]?

Lucia's expression had turned grave because she had truly taken the [Star Witch]'s words to heart.

Why had the [Science Side] feared the [Star Witch] so much back then?

Simply because this witch's ability was too insidious. For the three highly technologically advanced empires, it was practically impossible to counter.

They had once calculated the limits of the [Star Witch]'s abilities and reached an utterly terrifying conclusion: once her abilities evolved again, she would gain the power to directly control every creation within an entire empire.

They absolutely could not allow such a potential threat to continue existing, especially when it had already demonstrated considerable danger.

But on the other hand, the [Star Witch]'s ability also possessed equally immeasurable potential to advance the [Science Side] itself... In truth, they all wanted to obtain her.

"Princess, it seems you've been tempted by my proposal?" Miss Nan chuckled. "This deal should be quite worthwhile for you, I think..."

"Unfortunately, your credibility is far too low." Lucia's face remained stern.

Miss Nan shrugged. "Trust has to be built bit by bit... How about this? I'll first help Raphael establish herself within the empire. What do you think?"

The Princess sneered. "Help her, or help yourself?"

Miss Nan chuckled. "To be honest, I'm Raphael's godmother now. There's a certain very binding contract between us."

The Princess could not help frowning.

Was this witch truly planning to stop fighting alone?

"Indeed, trust is built bit by bit." Lucia nodded. "And right now, there is an opportunity for you to build that trust. It depends on whether you can seize it."

Miss Nan spread a hand. "Please, Princess."

"Raphael has one chance to enter the Ancestral Land." Lucia said seriously, "Every member of the royal family who

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