Many people believed that the descendants of Zephyr would harbor immense hatred for Cranzia, who had overthrown the aristocracy. However, this was not the case.

It is true that the living conditions of most nobles are not as good as before, but to say that they hate them to the core is to overestimate them. They just lament that they are not as comfortable as before, and then turn around and sing the praises of the new country and the new era.

Compared with ordinary people, the West Wind nobles actually do not have a strong sense of national identity. To them, the country is a place where a group of relatives compete for interests. It is neither sacred nor worthy of gratitude.

The relationship between the monarch and his subjects is more like a contractual relationship. I will submit to you on the surface, obey the call issued by the kingdom, pay part of the tax, and then you'd better not interfere in other matters.

In the early years of the West Wind, perhaps honor and reputation were still a source of support and restraint, but in later times, as these gradually faded, everyone became self-interested and apathetic. Even during the rise of Clansia, most nobles focused on self-preservation, staying in their castles and waiting out the storm. Only when an enemy was at the gates would they consider gathering a few allies to resist.

As for the rebels in other counties and provinces? That's none of my business.

This loose system means that West Wind can still be maintained by relying on extraordinary people in peacetime, but once it comes to large-scale, collective combat and suppressing the uprisings that are rising everywhere, it is powerless.

After the rise of Clansia, many people still had illusions in the early days, but as more and more people awakened and joined in, facing the vast and boundless sea of ​​people and spears, most nobles gradually realized that the times had really changed.

Once ideas are awakened and spread, it is difficult to reverse them. When 99% of the people do not agree with them, the nobles lose the basis of their rule. Most of them die in post-war trials and liquidations. Even if they are not punished, their property will be confiscated and redistributed.

As a result, the descendants of the nobility, who had suffered a series of setbacks, began to seek a way out. For them, joining a new country and government did not pose any psychological burden.

Under the influence of the mood and spirit of the entire country, working for the country has become an honorable and respected position. At this point, more and more descendants of the West Wind have cast aside their past thoughts and devoted themselves wholeheartedly to the construction of the new country.

In the past, they could only gain recognition and fame among the nobility or the court through poetry, music, and duels, but this was always accompanied by a sense of emptiness. But now, they are personally involved in some work, and see that the entire country and various regions, under the influence of themselves and others, are slowly changing and becoming more beautiful. A higher sense of pride and joy spreads in their hearts.

As a result, many descendants of West Wind became loyal supporters of Clancy, and some were even more fanatical than outsiders.

These two maids came from such a West Wind family. The more they came into contact with the roots and instructions of the country's changes, and watched the adults toil and ponder for the country, the more they admired the grandeur of Clancy's current situation. Even staying in the palace as a maid became a very honorable thing.

Slowly listening to the two maids talk about the life experiences of the descendants of West Wind, Loran Hill gradually understood why the palace allowed them to serve as auxiliary staff and guards.

When there was a lack of well-educated personnel, these descendants of past nobles were used as administrative aids to make up for the shortage of manpower. Moreover, as the country gradually developed, no matter what their past identities were, they would become a member of Clansia. Since they became a member of the country, contributing to the country became a common and common fact.

"Sorry to have kept you waiting."

Just as Loran Hill was still talking to the two maids, Pullman came over, exhausted, followed by the maid from before.

After entering this elegant pavilion, the maid holding the documents behind them signaled, and the two sword-wielding maids lowered their heads and retreated. Then the guards outside the garden also retreated a distance, leaving a quiet and isolated environment.

After Pullman and Loran Hill sat down, the maid extended her left hand and drew a few lines in the air. Then, a transparent film of light rose up, protecting the pavilion. This film was imperceptible unless one looked closely, but it effectively blocked out any sound.

It can be seen that this maid is also very skilled.

"Her name is Parisa. She is now my counselor, helping me record and arrange some itineraries." Pullman gave a brief introduction.

The young woman, who acted like a head maid, bowed to Loranhill, then left the pavilion and stood outside the light film.

"Very good."

This maid named Palinsa has the strength of Sequence 5 and is quite capable in her work.

Seeing that there was no one else in the pavilion, the two of them sat across from each other at the round table and continued their conversation.

Today, Loran Hill was still wearing a white dress, but because she was going to enter the palace, she paid a little attention and put on a black robe on the outside.

This black robe has silver patterns on the hem, collar and cuffs, which makes it look slightly delicate. Luo Lanxi's eyes and part of her face are hidden in the shadow of the hood, making it less clear. Two strands of hair hang down from the hood, making her mysterious and with a hint of girlish air.

"The Southern Frost Rose has now sent out three legions, totaling approximately 70,000 men. They are gathered along the long border. Although they haven't attacked immediately, they are in imminent danger."

Pullman talks about the challenges we face today.

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