The Silver Princess Seeks the Star Spirit's Love (Continued)

But now that he's in this world, he's fearless!

Because absolutely no one in this world can threaten his life; he is an immortal being.

Cultivation doesn't require effort; you can just drift through the days. So, he's currently in a relaxed state.

William's attitude, in La Fria's eyes, was the same as that of the arrogant True Ancestor, who acted fearlessly because he was extremely confident in his own strength.

"La Fria Lihavain, that is my name, Lord William."

After William pressed his forehead against hers, La Freya had no choice but to obediently return to her seat and adopt the demeanor of a well-behaved lady.

"Of course, you can just call me by my nickname, Fufu, that's fine too!"

Her icy blue eyes, like those of a frozen river, sparkled, and the smugness in her tone suggested she was quite pleased with the nickname she had chosen for herself.

She no longer appears nervous or apprehensive at all.

Instead, she reverted to the innocent appearance of a child, but whether this innocence was genuine remains to be seen.

After all, from the moment William first saw her, William was certain that this girl was a born actress.

"We'll talk about whether or not to use this name later. Now, tell me about your parents—oh, no, what's your decision?"

William looked at La Fria with great interest.

This was the question he desperately wanted to know, because he wanted to know if he really had a constitution that attracted to rich women.

One or two times might be considered a coincidence.

However, if this happens every time you arrive in a new world, then it can only be described as a special conceptual problem.

Choose to stay and serve me or...

William subtly concealed the curiosity in his eyes, feigning calmness as he looked at La Freya's pretty face.

"Lord William, before we discuss this matter, let me first give you an overview of the state of the world and our country."

The conversation started to get on track, and La Folia also straightened her expression, changing her previous somewhat joking demeanor.

William even made a gesture of listening attentively, which was exactly what he hoped for.

Although he had learned the general information from the Book of Worlds, he still needed explanations from local people or records in books to understand the historical details.

Then, La Folia recounted the history of this world in great detail, as well as some information that would never be recorded in books.

William also secretly used his mental energy to detect whether La Fria was lying.

However, La Folia is clearly a very intelligent person, and she didn't make things up at all in this regard.

As for whether she was shortchanging people or only said things that were favorable to Aldikia, that's something a lie detector can't find out.

"So that's how it is. You want me to become the True Ancestor of your country?"

William said to La Fria meaningfully.

If William had shown this expression when they first met, La Freya would probably have immediately started to reflect on her actions.

Did I say something wrong? And then, trembling, I start searching for a way out!

However, she is not afraid at all now.

William wasn't the only one observing whether La Fria was lying; she was also judging William's character through their conversation and expressions.

This skill was not difficult for her, given her royal birth.

Based on her assessment, there's at least a 95% probability!

Although this person possesses world-destroying power, he is surprisingly easygoing.

I guess I'm the type who won't get angry easily unless I'm deliberately provoked!

"True Ancestor isn't quite right. What title do you think would be more appropriate?"

La Freya's eyes lit up instantly; she could tell that William hadn't refused, which meant there was a very high chance he would agree.

That's why she made this move of taking advantage of the situation.

"You really have a lot of confidence in my strength! Are you so sure I can fight against an immortal True Ancestor?"

"You should know that your spiritual vision is incomplete."

Seeing the girl's sly look, William couldn't help but gently tap her forehead again.

That's right, William didn't reveal his true nature to La Fria during his psychic vision.

He showed them at most two things: spiritual power comparable to that of the True Ancestor, and his very high status within the realm of spirits.

But in reality, he is not of that race at all.

Based on just these two points, there is no way to confirm that he can definitely fight against the True Ancestor.

After all, the True Ancestor was able to dominate this world not because of magic.

They rely on their complete immortality and the incredible power of summoning familiars.

Upon hearing William's words, La Freya first shook her head slightly, then a mischievous smile flashed in her eyes.

"Before we entered the house, I wasn't sure if you could stand up to the True Ancestor, but now, judging from your attitude, I'm absolutely certain."

She paused, then blinked and continued.

"Moreover, whether you can truly confront the True Ancestor is not important. What is important is that your spiritual power combined with our nation's weapons is already sufficient to meet the conditions for resisting the True Ancestor."

La Freya said this, and that was her plan from the beginning.

It's no joke that Aldikia's Three Forbidden Weapons can rival the True Ancestor. While they can't kill the True Ancestor, they can certainly hold their own for a short time.

However, the problem that had been troubling them was the insufficient output of the Spirit Furnace. But with William's spiritual power, things would be completely different. They would definitely be able to fully activate the Three Forbidden Weapons and unleash their true power.

"Using me as a battery?"

This time, the smile on William's face had completely vanished, and an invisible aura instantly pressed down on the still young girl.

The girl clenched her teeth, even though she was already bearing a burden on her shoulders that she shouldn't have to carry at her age.

But La Folia showed no sign of panic, her face still bearing the same smile as before.

She looked as if she believed William wouldn't hurt her.