The First Great War of Magic
Chapter 265

I Was Just Naturally Shy

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Charlotte was greatly alarmed and asked cautiously, "How did you know?"

Senior Menilman's trip to Silver Doveburg should theoretically have been a secret, but even the Grand Princess of Inglima knew about it. Didn't that mean everyone knew?

Princess Mei said blandly, "The passages in your labyrinth are very useful. I returned to Cappadocia City several times and ran into Menilman there while she was docked for supplies."

Charlotte was extremely alarmed!

Seeing the shock on his face, Princess Mei said blandly, "The labyrinth is not some particularly secret thing. Why do you look as though your greatest secret has been uncovered?"

Charlotte was even more extremely alarmed!

He knew the labyrinth was by no means some top-tier power, but he had not expected it to be so full of holes in the eyes of a Saint Rank. Princess Mei had been able to follow its passages all the way to Cappadocia City. Whether she had departed from Machu Picchu or Silver Doveburg, that was an utterly explosive revelation.

A puzzled look appeared in Princess Mei's eyes as she asked, "Or did you think I had discovered that you were actually the author of those two novels?"

Charlotte was alarmed beyond all alarm!

He had reached the limit of his shock. He could not possibly be more alarmed.

Princess Mei said nothing, but Aurora said, "When Princess Mei bought those two books from the bookstore, she asked the publisher about them and found Miss Anne Brittany. Miss Anne readily admitted it."

Charlotte could not help asking, "Anne just told you?"

Aurora shrugged. "The author's name was Anne Mecklen! Even if she had denied it, what difference would that have made?"

Charlotte nearly broke through the limits of being "greatly alarmed" once again. He truly had not known that Anne had

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