King of Titans and Dragons
Chapter 559 - 559 555 Unpleasant Encounter

Chapter 559: Chapter 555 Unpleasant Encounter Chapter 559: Chapter 555 Unpleasant Encounter “Her Royal Highness Gladys, please calm your anger, my father will be here shortly.” Seeing the angry demeanor of the princess, Andrew’s eldest son immediately panicked. Offending a royal member was an unbearable burden for their Deep Blue Commerce Association, and he couldn’t understand his father’s intentions at all.

The Deep Blue Commerce Association is one of the top five trading companies in the Uranos Empire. To the common people, it seemed formidable, but to the true aristocrats, it paled into insignificance.

What they truly feared were the royals behind the Deep Blue Commerce Association. Any threat to their interests was a threat to the royal coffers. Without the backing of the royals, Carmen was certain that the Deep Blue Commerce Association would be devoured, bones and all, within a month.

“Out of the way!” Seeing that this plump young man was actually trying to block Her Royal Highness Gladys, Catherine, who had been holding back her anger, unleashed it now, her purple Qi spreading out and coalescing into a palm to smack Carmen off to one side.

A mere merchant had dared to neglect a princess and a duke’s daughter? He couldn’t tell rank and prestige apart.

“Your Highness!” Taken down by a slap and coughing up blood from the corner of his mouth, Carmen watched as the princess impassively walked past him. He knew she was truly angry.

He could understand this feeling. Anyone in her position would be angry about being treated so lightly. That she had waited more than fifteen minutes before exploding showed that her upbringing and patience were very good.

“Hmph! I would like to see what important matter your father is so busy dealing with that he dared to have Her Royal Highness Gladys waiting idly.” Catherine sneered, following Princess Gladys with her twenty-four Black Armored Guards immediately after.

“It’s over, Father, what on earth are you doing?” Carmen despaired as he struggled up from the ground. Only then did the servants in the manor, trembling in fear, dare to come forward and take young master Carmen for treatment, for if they were not quick enough, Carmen’s injuries would soon start to heal.

…

“Prince Mureya, you say you want to establish contact with the Dragon Princess, Felicia of the Orlando Empire?” Andrew expressed difficulty, half was an act, half was genuine concern.

In the final analysis, he was just a merchant. He didn’t have the right to speak on equal terms with the royals of his country, let alone those of other empires. Even if he went to great lengths to start a conversation, they might not bother to entertain him.

“Is it very difficult?” Mureya frowned slightly, but then relaxed. He had expected this, so it was not a surprise.

“Your Highness, you think too highly of me. I am only a merchant. The Dragon Princess is the most beloved youngest daughter of the Emperor of the Orlando Empire. If she were not so young, she would certainly inherit the Orlando Empire with the Throne, without any involvement of her brothers and sisters.”

“This little girl is that high up?” Mureya raised an eyebrow. His dragon had been stolen, probably by a strong little girl who was not as strong as him. Under such circumstances, he shouldn’t expect her parents to stand up for him – he had to rely on himself.

The higher her position, the more troublesome it would be. With his current strength and power, he was not on equal footing with the Dragon Princess, especially when it came to power. As for strength, Mureya was confident that one light punch from him would make the little princess cry for a long time.

“Your Highness, may I ask, what is the conflict between you and the Dragon Princess?” Andrew was very puzzled, how has this big figure who has been touring around the subcontinent, pulling hundreds of Cloud Islands, come into conflict with a princess from the Main Continent?

“She captured my dragon,” Mureya said in a light tone, “I want to get it back.”

“Which kind is your dragon?” Andrew asked cautiously. He knew that Mureya raised many dragons, including the extra special Five Colored Dragons.

“From the batch raised by me from youth, well-versed in all kinds of magic.”

“Uh! Prince Mureya, if I may speak frankly, in such case, it would be difficult for you to get back your dragon through peaceful means as Five Colored Dragons skilled in magic are too rare. The Princess would definitely not let go.”

“If it comes to the use of force…” Mureya began to ponder, “If I could know when she goes out alone, I could make a direct move.”

“You want to kidnap the Dragon Princess?” Andrew was taken aback, this man was even bolder than he had imagined.

“Why not?” Mureya retorted, “If peaceful means cannot achieve my goal, then I don’t mind using force.”

“This…” Andrew could not help taking out his handkerchief to wipe the cold sweat from his brow. His Soul Intent, that he had piled up with money, seemed to lose effect in this moment, no different from that of a mortal.

He announced his intention to kidnap a princess from the empire so lightly, these shocking words were the first Andrew had ever heard in his life: “Your Highness, actually, there is another way, you could make contact with the royal family and have them help you demand the return of your Giant Dragon.”

“Bam!” Before Mureya could answer, the solid wooden door of the room suddenly shattered, turning into countless pieces of wood flying at Mureya and Andrew.

“Andrew, weren’t you dealing with an ‘urgent’ matter?” A woman’s voice, full of anger, reached Mureya’s ears. Then a tall, purple-haired woman in black armor walked in, striding over the broken door. Behind her was a raven-haired, golden-pupil maiden elegantly dressed.

“Now, can you explain to me what is going on? Are you meeting a ‘distinguished’ guest? Hmm? Do you know the crime of misleading and deceiving a royal?”

Then, Catherine’s eyes fell on Mureya. Mureya, who had blocked all the flying debris with a wave of his hand, turned to look at her. At this moment, the fiery youth in purple froze in place, immobile, as if under an immobilization spell.

Meanwhile, a ripple appeared on the face of the previously expressionless Princess Gladys, who was behind Catherine. She had seen the radiant golden pupils that belonged to Mureya, which almost hurt her eyes.

“Is there some misunderstanding between the two of you and Chairman Andrew?” Mureya asked, glancing dismissively at the panicking Andrew.

“Just now, I was wondering how a petty chairman of a Commerce Association had the audacity to keep me waiting for such a long time.” The seventh princess, Gladys, stepped forward, crossing Catherine’s path and stood before Mureya, gazing into his golden pupils, “Now I understand.”