Mythology Rebooted
Chapter 784 - 306 Death Knight: I am not fond of fighting, so I must resolve conflicts_3

Chapter 784: Chapter 306 Death Knight: I am not fond of fighting, so I must resolve conflicts_3

The remaining members of the Fleming Family and the Qute family devoted themselves to military and political fields, with their members’ skills in magic being average, not a significant problem.

"Ladies and gentlemen!"

The organizer Bedford looked at everyone and said solemnly, "We are all adults here, you all understand the situation, so I won’t waste time with unnecessary words. Let’s be straightforward. You all chose to come here today not for any other reason but for the benefit of your families."

"You may have other thoughts, but you’ve seen how the Queen pressures us. Our families are behind us, and we have no room to retreat."

"If even we waver, the Tulip Family is doomed to only shine briefly. We will be divided and surrounded by the Queen, repeatedly divided and surrounded, rendering us powerless if we were to each stand alone!"

Bedford said he wouldn’t preach, yet he still gave a long speech. Everyone either agreed or remained silent, with not a single person objecting.

"It wouldn’t be difficult for us to control Ivette with our power. Herman is a bit trickier since he is the leader of the Holy Light Knights and is stationed year-round at Saint George’s Church in Windsor Castle. We would need to manipulate him."

Bedford spoke of possibilities and looked towards Borne, who didn’t say anything, seemingly in agreement.

As for the Hell Study Expert Frank, Bedford didn’t mention him. Frank’s theoretical research was quite deviant, and his personal strength was mediocre. Any gunman could easily handle him without much discussion needed.

"Once all fourteen of the Tulip Family have gathered, we can sit down and have a proper talk with the Queen!"

Bedford painted a beautiful picture: "I know what everyone is thinking, and my thoughts are the same as yours. No one truly wants to rebel. We stand united only to protect our family’s rights. We supported the Queen before and will continue to support her, that’s all there is to it."

"Well said!"

Fierst’s voice was drowned in the murmurs of the crowd; this time, he was not alone.

"Bedford, there’s something you didn’t mention, what about the new deputy heads?"

"They are from Frank, not from Windsor. No one in the Magic Department supports them, except for the Queen."

Bedford dismissed the concern, saying: "Despite their fierce posturing, when a crisis hits, they’ll run faster than anyone. The Queen’s trust in them is her biggest mistake, providing us with quite a few allies."

According to Bedford’s plan, they would first take control of Ivette and Herman, then win over the fence-sitting Lando Family and, with the combined strength of the fourteen Tulip Family members, sit down with the Magic Department and the Queen for a serious discussion. With the Queen being so merciful, she would surely understand everyone’s difficulties.

His plan was a bit unreliable, with significant risks involved, but with the interest of the family at stake, everyone thought it was worth trying.

As long as they could take down Ivette and Herman, they were willing to take the plunge.

Bang!

The door to the meeting hall was kicked open, and three figures, two men and one woman, slowly walked in.

The trio wore Mage robes. The man leading the group was the newly appointed lead commander of the Royal Guard, Baron Kimo, with black hair and black eyes that reflected the light of the crystal chandeliers, their black pupils flickering with a bone-chilling coldness.

The other two, a man and a woman around thirty years old, were also new arrivals, Anick and Shati, the freshly-appointed deputy heads of the Magic Department.

When the deputy heads arrived in Lundan, Baron Kimo was also transferred to Lundan from the countryside. Ostensibly, the deputy heads were from Frank, but the real situation was hard to figure out. It was most likely that they were high-level enforcers cultivated by the Royal Family abroad to deal with emergencies.

Situations like a rebellion in the Magic Department, the Tulip Family refusing to obey.

Upon seeing the three people appear, everyone was shocked, like Borne, who raised his hand to cover his face, pretending he didn’t exist.

Leaving this joker aside, others, though scared, kept their composure, acting as if they didn’t care about the two legendary Mages.

That damn traitor couldn’t even listen to the meeting content before reporting the meeting place to the Queen, your family deserves to be dissected by the Queen.

Bedford was annoyed inwardly but his demeanor remained nonchalant, raising his glass and saying, "Deputy heads, you’ve arrived at a good time, why don’t you join us for a drink?"

"Bedford!"

Douglas looked at them with cold eyes, scanning over everyone and naming them one by one: "Barnie, Rupert, Fierst... You’re truly loyal to the Queen, aren’t you!"

"Baron Kimo, I don’t know what you’re talking about. We’re just gathered here for a cruise, how does that make us disloyal to the Queen?"

Bedford, unaware of Douglas’s true identity, was quite bold in his response, knowing that he couldn’t count on his comrades and needed a strong voice to lead. So, he deviated from his usual humility and assertiveness: "Or is there a new national decree that prohibits private gatherings during wartime, punishable as treason?"

"The country has no strict regulations for ordinary people, but you are from the Tulip Family, not only meeting secretly but also sneaking out to sea. Whether this involves treason is not easy to say; it requires the Queen to judge."

Douglas continued with a sneering smile: "Come back with me. This party is too shabby, the Queen has specially prepared a grand banquet for you all."

"Baron Kimo, is this really the Queen’s will, or are you making this up?"

Bedford stirred the waters: "Ever since you entered Buckingham Palace, the Queen has changed from her usual mercy. I have reason to suspect you’re controlling the Queen, and as for these two deputy heads, since when could people from Frank command us Windsors?"

Bedford firmly bit into the topic of the traitor. His tough stance injected a strong dose of confidence into his teammates. Knowing there was no way back, they all nodded in agreement.