Great Philosopher Borozhe: The Lionheart King's Biography Was the Greatest Marvelous Book in the World

Charlotte had never imagined that his attack on Modova, followed by its occupation, would actually receive recognition from the Lionheart Dynasty.

And at the highest level of recognition!

Crown Prince Berenil Asah personally delivered the State Letter!

There could be no more formal ceremony than this.

Charlotte also vaguely understood that the Lionheart Dynasty's willingness to acknowledge this was largely because it hoped to have another friendly neighboring country along its borders. The former Grand Duke of Moldova had most likely not been very friendly toward the Lionheart Dynasty.

To the Lionheart Dynasty, Modova was also a place with absolutely no value in ruling. Arsène Lupin had lived a miserable life even as a bandit in Modova, needing Princess Axo to subsidize him twice a year.

If even bandits who robbed others lived such bitter lives, one could easily imagine how ordinary residents of Modova fared.

Charlotte did not mind in the slightest establishing the friendliest possible relationship with the Lionheart Dynasty. After all, Modova lay right beside the Lionheart Dynasty. If the lion sneezed, Modova would have to catch a cold on behalf of His Imperial Majesty Baldwin Asa.

After Crown Prince Berenil Asah handed Charlotte the State Letter, he went to speak with Princess Axo. After all, Princess Axo had come as the representative of the Empire of Fars; her status was simply too important.

Charlotte returned to the delegation and handed the Lionheart Dynasty's State Letter to Anne. Staring at the document, Anne felt as though she were in a dream. She was a Dream Walker, yet she had never before felt so certain that she was dreaming, while being unable to wake no matter what she did.

Anne said softly, "Among the thirty-three nations of the Old Continent, does this mean we've won recognition from two