Palinsa took Loranhill into the shade of the trees, took out the key and inserted it into the door lock. After a slight turn, she pushed open the white door and walked into the warm and beautifully decorated cottage.
"Princess Lanisa was the youngest princess at the time, and she was always loved by her older siblings. After the king died, her two brothers fought for the throne, and it was she who mediated and finally stopped the bloody infighting. Because of this, in the West Wind Kingdom, which always values family, Lanisa has a very good reputation, even though she only lived to be 19."
"Since the princess passed away, this place has been vacant. Only occasionally someone comes to clean it up. I hope you don't mind, sage." Palinsa recounted the origins of the palace.
Loran Hill is not superstitious and doesn't care about this. The scenery and quietness here are very much to her liking.
"What did Parisa do before?"
Looking at this well-dressed and knowledgeable maid, Loran Hill felt that she did not seem to be from an ordinary family. In the early years of Xifeng, those who could receive a good education were basically from aristocratic families.
"I am the daughter of the previous King of Zephyr."
"In other words, Palinsa was once a princess?" Loran Hill felt a little surprised.
"Yes, but that kind of life and identity can't be said to be particularly good." The maid secretary did not seem to approve of her past identity.
"Although the West Wind Princess lived a carefree life, she didn't actually have much freedom. She had to maintain elegance at all times, learn music and poetry, and be able to entertain guests. Then, at the behest of her father or elder brother, she would marry a stranger and become his wife, thus becoming the bond of family ties."
"Some princesses might like this kind of stability, but for me, it's really a bit depressing. I can only say that no matter how wonderful something is, once you are forced to accept it, you will find it difficult to enjoy it."
"Fortunately, the era of the West Wind is over now, and I can escape from that kind of life."
"Won't Palinsa feel hatred?"
Although he knew the individual's reasons, Luo Lanxier still asked with some concern. It can be said that the reason why Xifeng ended was largely because she changed the trajectory of fate.
"Perhaps I'm naturally aloof and withdrawn, and I don't interact much with the people around me, so I don't feel much. Besides, even without the Sage and Clancy, the decline of West Wind is inevitable. It's precisely because I'm in the palace that I understand the thoughts of those important people better, so I have even less hope."
"You don't have to blame yourself for this. The succession of kingdoms is like this. Killing is inevitable. Even my father ascended the throne after a bloody struggle between brothers. Let alone the change of country."
"My life today isn't as good as it was in the past, but I have more freedom to make choices. This kind of life actually makes me happier."
“Today, seeing the country getting better and better, even I feel a little proud to be a member of Clancy’s family.”
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