The Heiress's Return: From Zen to Zenith-Chapter 1417

Chapter 1417: 654 Landa_3 Chapter 1417: 654 Landa_3 This is truly baffling.

“She is Pindo Rinto’s daughter.

With such numerous enemies, Pindo feared they would jeopardize her, so he hid Ms.

Aubree under a pseudonym.

This way, no one knew her age or her lineage, and wouldn’t she be safe then?

Honestly, Pindo did a good job at it.

Although Ms.

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Aubree suffered somewhat, her life was safeguarded all these years.”

This seemed to be the only plausible explanation, yet Gabriella Linggo was not quite convinced.

She did not have more direct evidence yet, just intuition.

She thought, she needed more time to cross-verify the facts.

Ms.

Aubree’s senior was probably the only one who knew the truth.

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After half a month, the new island completed its migration.

The geographical location was excellent.

From afar, the whole island was enveloped by the sunrise every morning, appearing as a gleaming planet.

So, Aubree named it Sunny Island.

The preliminary infrastructure on Sunny Island had been built, but it would take more time for the total construction.

Aubree started reclamation with the local inhabitants.

Of course, they could no longer be called locals.

They had a new name – Sunny Islanders, who would pronounce themselves as Sun Clan.

Aubree taught them the William Wilson language, which would lead to civilization.

Once a race grasped civilization, they would emerge from primitive life and step into a civilized society.

Life here was enriching every day.

Aubree went about working at dawn and resting at dusk, leisurely basking in the sea breeze and taking walks by the seashore when free.

However, this peaceful life was shattered one day.

“Allegro Kent will send someone to replace General Kuhar on Beverley Island.

There must have been a significant incident at the Holy city; we just don’t know yet.”

Delan Sparrow was waiting for news from Bidrnessworth Island.

Finally, one night, Delan Sparrow’s spy relayed the latest news.

“Ambrosia will send a princess to Inracetales, to marry a prince.

And this prince will be the ultimate Crown Prince.”

“But how is this related to Kuhar?” Loretta asked.

Delan Sparrow glanced at Aubree, “Kuhar’s sister is married to a nobleman from Ambrosia, who has intimate ties to the royal family.

I suspect Allegro is trying to exploit this connection with Kuhar.”

“Their ambitions are indeed great.” Loretta remarked sarcastically.

“Ambrosia’s royal lineage has been preserved for a thousand years; it plays a decisive role amongst all the smaller countries.

Having a princess from the royal family will naturally be a big boost,” Aubree, who had thus far remained silent, remarked.

“People from Cardawa will reach Beverley Island tomorrow morning.

What should we do?” Delan worried, “Could this be the work of Onis?

He has a grudge against me.”

“No, he doesn’t have the authority to manipulate the situation, it’s just a coincidence.

Delan, you stay here.

Tomorrow, I will accompany Kuhar to Bidrnessworth Island.”

Just as Aubree finished speaking, the three people in the room all spoke up in opposition.

Aubree chuckled, “Are you guys not scared that Kuhar will break away from my control and reveal everything to Allegro?

In such a case, nobody will come to our rescue.”

“But you can’t go yourself.

That’s too dangerous,” Loretta said, knitting her brows.

Aubree looked at Nicholas Drake.

Nicholas read her look, moistened his lips and said softly, “I will accompany you.”

“Both of you have gone mad.

In that case, I might as well go mad too.

I’m going as well.”

Delan Sparrow touched his nose, “Then I’ll stay here to guard the place against theft.”

Early the next day, the people sent by Allegro Kent arrived, and Delan Sparrow enthusiastically welcomed them.

This person was an insensitive sort, treating Delan Sparrow as a brother from the get-go, throwing his arm over his shoulder.

Delan Sparrow instructed his men to take good care of the visitor’s entourage, treating them to food and drink.

Simultaneously, Aubree, Loretta and Nicholas Drake, disguised as Kuhar’s guards, set off for Bidrnessworth Island by ship.

As Kuhar entered the Divine Temple, he only selected one guard to follow him.

The temple’s guards wanted to check the escort for anything dangerous.

But one glance from Kuhar had them let them through.

While walking down the central avenue towards the Divine Temple, Kuhar kept his voice low, “Allegro isn’t so easy to fool.

I wouldn’t mind seeing you dead, just don’t involve me.”

“The General still has a great career ahead of him.

How could you give up halfway?” A voice, no discernible as male or female, responded, muffled in the night wind.

Kuhar involuntarily glanced at the person beside him.

She was dressed in a guard’s uniform, but her frame was too thin.

Under the hood, her face had a wheat-colored complexion; her features were striking yet plain— a complete epitome of an average person,