After Charlotte had "taken care of business," he reentered the Dreamscape.
Anne rushed over the moment she saw Charlotte, her face full of worry. "The convoy was ambushed just now. Byronian snipers killed several people. Were you in any danger?"
Charlotte smiled faintly. "I'm fine."
But Nanny Karen remained utterly calm, a smile on her face, as though she had paid no mind to the disturbance just now.
Though the old nanny's combat strength was merely average, a Dream Walker could read people's hearts far more easily than any other Transcendence. She had long seen through the filthy thoughts of those young nobles.
Nanny Karen had followed Count Brittany for many years and had seen countless dark sides of politics. The weak would only be eliminated. Someone as unscrupulous as Charlotte was the kind of person fit for the political arena.
She had not acted because she had been waiting for Charlotte to appear.
Because only Charlotte was the best person to resolve this "trouble."
Of course, the old nanny had not expected Charlotte to act so decisively, with almost no attempt at concealment. He was simply taking advantage of the fact that Princess did not know who was under his command!
As Nanny Karen thought about it, another thought suddenly surfaced. "Perhaps he is telling everyone that three Saint Ranks have already pledged themselves to him, so no one is allowed to underestimate him again?"
Nanny Karen pondered briefly before vanishing from Anne and Charlotte's side. Yet countless people were drawn into her Dreamscape, where they all discussed the battle that had just taken place.
"The Byronians actually dispatched Saint Ranks for an interception and assassination. Fortunately, Archpriest Augsladin and Princess Axo drove off the Byronian Saint Ranks, or we would all have been killed."
"What a pity about