Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Chapter 109 Curiosity

Cecilia could only hope that nothing unexpected would happen.

But the more you fear something, the more likely it will come.

One magician lost control and accidentally injured the person next to him. Fortunately, Cecilia and Lorian acted quickly, so they escaped unharmed.

Lorian realized belatedly what Cecilia's winking expression meant, and took these people to the guild's yard. Cecilia naturally followed him downstairs.

These people were so engrossed in reading the manuscript that some of them didn't even realize that an accident had just happened. Some of them only came downstairs after Lorian urged them for a long time.

The guild was bustling with activity, especially when someone recognized Leslie Ann, causing quite a stir.

"Didn't Lord Leslian say he was at the Buddha Gold Mine Road to defend against the invasion of the demons? Why did he suddenly appear in Petra?"

There were also newcomers who had heard of Leslie Ann’s name and came here because of his fame, but had never met Leslie Ann before. “Is this Lord Leslie Ann?”

Nowadays, almost no one in the magic world does not know the name of Leslian.

From the Magician Conference to the achievements of Leslian in Aslade City that were just reported yesterday.

The people in the Magicians Guild are now proud to be in the same guild as Leslie Ann.

Now Lord Leslie Ann was following behind the president, and some people who were brave enough or thought they had a good relationship with the president also followed.

Lorian accepted everyone who came. After all, the guild's yard was large enough, so Lorian invited those who wanted to join in the fun to come over and get the manuscripts.

He repeated the same words again, "Take a look first. If you don't understand, you can ask me or Leslie Ann. If you don't quite understand, try it yourself. If you still don't understand after trying, ask again."

Every member who came to join in the fun received a manuscript.

The changes in expressions were almost the same as the previous batch.

Those who came to join in the fun did not leave, and those who had not joined in the fun before also wanted to come and see what was going on.

This time, Lorian did not hand out a copy of the manuscript to everyone, pretending to be mysterious, "Keep it a secret, you will know when you get back."

No matter how he asked, Lorian did not answer.

Those people wanted to go to the yard, but were stopped by Cecilia.

If Lorian was the gatekeeper, some of these members might come up with some crooked ideas to see if they could get away with it by acting cute.

But it was Leslie Ann who was guarding the gate to the yard.

He weighed his own strength and thought that the other party could easily subdue him. Coupled with that icy face, none of these people dared to try.

Lorian was still there, smiling meaningfully, watching the people in the yard looking at something, each one more serious than the other, and gesturing from time to time.

That's so itchy.

Why didn’t I come over to join in the fun just now?

Cecilia laughed in her heart. Lorian really knew how to mobilize everyone's emotions.

The group of magicians who read it in the office first, who had a faster reading speed and a good foundation, had already finished reading it roughly for the first time.

Lorian walked up to the magician and asked, "How is it? How do you feel?"

The man took a deep breath and said, "Benefited a lot."

He flipped through the manuscript in his hand. "Are these all written by Lord Leslie Ann?"

He and Cecilia had already reached a consensus on this kind of question. "No, Leslie Ann said she saw it in an ancient book that had been lost, and she wrote it down based on her memory."

The man's eyes lit up slightly, "May I ask where the ancient book is?"

Lorian looked regretful, "It was destroyed by the vampires."

The man felt sorry after hearing this, and then became angry, "Damn demons!"

More and more people finished their first quick reading and gathered around Lorian, discussing the story in a buzzing voice.

Lorian couldn't hear every question clearly or answer every question in time, but fortunately these magicians had their own understanding.

Some people wanted to ask Leslie Ann, but Leslie Ann couldn't speak, so communication was inconvenient.

Lorian was simply overwhelmed.

When he was at his busiest, the editor-in-chief of Rose Daily came to his door and asked, "Excuse me, is the president of your association here? I want to discuss something with him."

Lorian walked out of the crowd and said, "I am the president. Follow me in."

The magicians wanted to keep him, but they also knew it was not good to be rude in front of outsiders, "President, please come back soon!"

"Lesley Ann, come with me."

When Lorian left, he took Cecilia with him.

Cecilia followed Lorian and the editor-in-chief of Rose Daily to Lorian's office.

There was no Leslian standing at the door downstairs, and none of the ignorant and curious magicians carried Lorian or Leslian into the yard.

None of the magicians in the yard was so shameless as to tease these unsuspecting magicians.

For a moment, two discussions formed at the Magicians' Guild Headquarters. The magicians in the yard were discussing the manuscripts in their hands, and the magicians in the building were discussing what the editor-in-chief of Rose Daily was doing here.

"You said you wanted to publish this manuscript?"

The editor-in-chief nodded.

Lorian subconsciously looked at Cecilia.

This was something they had not discussed before.

Ultimately, the unexpected incident was caused by my own carelessness. I didn't pay attention when I went to the newspaper office to print.

The editor-in-chief knew he was in the wrong, and they kept a backup copy when the customer came to print.

Cecilia didn't care whether to publish it in the newspaper or not. In fact, it would be more convenient to publish it in the newspaper.

However, issues such as how to publish in newspapers and the attribution of the original author when publishing in newspapers still need to be made clear.

Cecilia nodded to Lorian to indicate yes.

Lorian was used to it when negotiating, "It's okay, but..."

This was his subconscious remark, and he himself didn't know how to turn it around, so he looked at Leslian again.

The editor-in-chief was not stupid and he clearly understood who the owner of the manuscript was.

Cecilia did not do anything else, she just summoned a pen and paper and wrote, "This manuscript was written from memory based on an ancient book I accidentally obtained. It is not the work of me or the president. If you want to publish it in the newspaper, please make sure to explain this."

The editor-in-chief looked at what Leslie Ann had written and said, "Don't worry about this. We will definitely mark it clearly."

Cecilia continued, "In addition, we have no intention of keeping anything to ourselves. We just hope that when you publish the article in the newspaper, can you add a sentence that we hope the magicians who use this manuscript to enhance their magic can join the team fighting against the invasion of the demons. Resisting the invasion requires the strength of everyone."

The editor-in-chief looked embarrassed.

He is well aware of the appeal of his own newspaper.

Even after seeing the power of this manuscript, the editor-in-chief was not 100% sure that those magicians with improved magic would be willing to join the battlefield.

Cecilia seemed to know his concerns and wrote, "It's not mandatory, I just hope you can make a request beside the manuscript."