Chapter 155

"Belittling others will not make you noble. If you do this, it will only make others think that the person in front of them is terrible."

Green said.

"The last person who said this to me had his legs broken and thrown into a well."

The neighboring prince was a little unhappy.

"If you dare to do that to me, the king will turn your head back."

Green said.

"If the king kills the neighboring prince, it will cause a war."

The neighboring prince shook his head.

"If you can't even protect yourself, how can you protect others?"

Green sneered.

"You are really interesting, and you don't seem to be the same as the rumors."

The neighboring prince said with a smile.

"Really? Then you can just listen to the rumors and not meet people. In this way, you can immerse yourself in your own world wholeheartedly and don't need to care about what others do. How easy it is!"

Green replied with a smile.

"You are such a ruthless person when you talk."

The neighboring prince said.

"I am not a noodle maker, why should I be ruthless? If you want to eat noodles, go to a noodle shop on the street. If you want your face, look at yourself in the mirror. Don't bother me."

Green said.

"I want to be friends with you."

The neighboring prince said with a smile.

"But I don't want to be friends with you."

Green said.

"Don't be in a hurry to reject me. I see that you are not very satisfied with your current life. Don't you want to make great achievements? I have only seen princesses imprisoned in the palace before, but I have never seen anyone like you."

The neighboring prince smiled.

He was literally stabbing Green's heart with a needle.

"If you are here to cause trouble, I am sure you have achieved your goal. If you are not, I am sure I will cause trouble to you right away and don't want to say anything to you at all."

Green said with a cold face .

"It doesn't matter. I will stay here recently. You can find someone to see me at any time. I am happy to meet you. I believe you will change your mind. You are not willing to be a waste."

The neighboring prince smiled.

Green closed the door.

There was a bang. The neighboring prince laughed

outside.

"I will come to see you again, sweetheart."

The neighboring prince laughed outside like a harasser.

Green found earplugs and blocked his ears.

The neighboring prince finally left.

But what he said was not so easy to leave.

Green spent a whole night thinking about whether he should believe what the other party said and the opportunity was right in front of him. Should he seize this uncertain opportunity?

The answer to the second question came out easily, because freedom was always very important to him. If he wanted more freedom, he had to find a way to leave here.

If he wanted to leave here without being caught, it would be very difficult. Instead of trying to escape, he should find a way to get the king off the chair and sit on it himself.

The first question was much more difficult.

But he felt that the other party might be willing to help him, but not for the sake of the other party's sister.

"Why are you willing to help me?"

Green asked the neighboring prince when he met him.

"Because I think you look like a person who is very good at making trouble. I like to make trouble. A peaceful life is too boring. You don't know a stagnant pool of water at all. It's simply crazy."

The neighboring prince shook his head and answered.

"It does sound terrible, but I can't sympathize with you."

Green said.

"It doesn't matter, sympathy is not very important, let's discuss what to do next."

The neighboring prince shook his head and became excited.

"Maybe you have a plan?"

Green asked.

"No plan, but that's why things are more interesting, isn't it?"

The neighboring prince asked with a smile.

"I don't think so, but I hope you don't mess things up just because things are interesting, that's not fun."

Green said.

"Don't worry, I can distinguish between the important and the urgent. It's important to make things interesting, and it's more important not to mess things up than to make things interesting."

The neighboring prince smiled and said.

"You know it well."

Green nodded.

After that, they began to get together often to discuss their plans and decided to implement them. To others, it seemed like they were discussing the wedding because the princess was about to marry Green.

Almost no one doubted it.

Because Kelsley always found a way to come over and disrupt the two of them, as if he knew what they were talking about.

But if he really knew, it would be impossible for them to continue talking.

Green was puzzled by this, and the neighboring prince was excited about it. He said that things became more interesting. Green once again advised him not to mess things up, and he agreed.

But because of this, he also hoped that Kelsley would come and interrupt them. He could say that he could not control others, but he was more excited.

Their plan was successfully implemented and progressed steadily. Things happened one after another. The power that Green grasped gradually increased, and he felt satisfied.

He decided to come to the most important step of the plan.

He would seize the throne from Kelsley and imprison Kelsley, just as Kelsley had done to him before.

Obviously he succeeded.

Everything went so smoothly that he suspected that Kearsley had let him succeed on purpose because Kearsley knew everything in advance, but that was impossible.

He felt strange, so he asked.

"Did you know I would do this?"

Green asked.

"I don't know, but I had a vague feeling that you would do this, so I saw it."

Kearsley answered.

"Just that?"

Green asked.

"Yes, that's it, nothing else."

Kearsley answered.

"Why don't you fight?"

Green asked.

"Because I think it's unnecessary. You've come to this point. Fighting won't work. I don't do useless things. It's too tiring."

Kearsley said.

"Have you thought about today?"

Green asked.

"Of course I have."

Kearsley answered.

"Why don't you stop it?"

Green asked.

"I don't have any special fetish for being imprisoned.

I just think that if you think your previous life is not good, then live the life you want, it's nothing.

Maybe I was not good enough to you before, I should reflect on it, this is a very quiet environment, I feel good, I believe you will not kill me, nor will you torture me.

Because you are not that kind of person, although I can't say that I am the person who knows you best in the world, but I will never be the one who knows nothing about you."

Kearsley smiled.

"I want to ask you a question. If I need help to take out everything you have, would you be willing to help?"

Green asked.

"I have nothing now, except myself. If you need my help like you said, I am happy to help you.

Everything I can give now is just a drop in the bucket compared to everything I could give before.

Even so, do you still want my help?"

Kearsley was curious.

"Yes."

Green nodded.

"Then I'm happy to agree to it."

Kelsley said.

"Say it again."

Green stared at him.

"I'm happy to agree to it."

Kelsley said.

"I'm going out to celebrate, and I'll bring you a cake."

Green nodded and turned to leave.

He locked Kelsley in a small room, which was dark and without light. There was only one person in it, and the most thing Kelsley did in it was resting and daydreaming.

Green held a celebration and rewarded people according to their merits.

Those who followed him had a good future, and everyone was very happy, drinking and talking happily.

"What did you do to the previous king?"

asked the prince of a neighboring country.

"That's not what you should ask."

Green replied.

"I just wanted to care."

said the prince of a neighboring country.

"It has nothing to do with you."

said Green.

"Actually, your answer is also an answer. I didn't expect you to be more perverted than me. At least I really didn't lock up my sister."

The prince of the neighboring country drank a bottle of wine and walked away with a smile. He

seemed to be drunk.

Green asked people to monitor him all the time and report the situation at any time.

He seemed to know about this, and he took the princess back not long after.

Before leaving, the princess wanted to see Green.

But Green didn't go. Green was in front of Kearsley at the time. No one except him was allowed to enter the small house. Even if someone wanted to help the princess pass a message to Green, there was no way.

They could only wait outside for Green to go out, but when Green went out, the princess had already walked far away.

The princess later wrote a letter to Green, saying that it didn't matter if they didn't meet, and it didn't matter if they didn't get married. She would not forget the happiness of this time, and she could notify him at any time if she needed help.

Later, the neighboring prince told Green that the princess would rather remain single for the rest of her life than be with anyone else.

"I want to say that you are harming her,"

said the neighboring prince.

"Not getting married is a good thing, how can it be considered harming her?"

Green asked.

"Other people who get married will point fingers at her behind her back and say that she can't get married, that no one likes old maids, and so on. These are still good things to hear. You don't even know the worse things."

The neighboring prince spread his hands.

"If someone says bad things behind her back, it's because they have no morals or manners. As long as they don't dare to say it to her face, they are all rats in the sewer, don't worry about it."

Green said.

"What if they say it to her face?"

asked the neighboring prince.

"Fight back!"

Green replied.

"What if you can't beat them?"

asked the neighboring prince.

"Power can defeat everything. If it doesn't work, your king will be mine. I will definitely clear the obstacles for her, or you can abdicate and let her take over."

Green said.

"No wonder she likes you. If you keep doing this, she will like you even more and say you are not harming her."

The neighboring prince shook his head.

"You can go and clean up the garbage when you have time."

Green replied.

Later, Greene conquered dozens of small countries around him. He was about to die, not from old age, but because he was in a hurry to go to the next place.

He gave his position to Kearsley again.

"Are you sure you want to do this?"

Kearsley asked.

"Yes."

Greene replied.

"If you really need my help, I will definitely give you everything."

Kearsley whispered.