Watching Wange hold his hand and lead him away, Caius felt that perhaps he should make Jingchen think that Wange didn't like him and was just using him.
I absolutely cannot let Jingchen fall in love with Wan Ge, otherwise all my plans for so long will have come to nothing!
Damn it! How did they beat me to it? And how did Wange know Jingchen was there and how did she have such power?
Cais thought about how easily Wange had sent him to exterminate the alien beasts, and he really felt that she seemed to know something.
But he didn't understand. If Wan Ge really knew everything, wouldn't it be faster for her to eliminate him directly, given her current status and abilities?
Or perhaps… Cais's eyes narrowed, a dark undercurrent surging within them. Or perhaps she simply wanted to see his next move, to learn about the alien beasts from him.
…
In the afternoon, Wan Ge led her people to the mecha training ground.
The royal palace has its own exclusive training grounds, so Jingchen doesn't need to train with anyone else.
The ice-blue, sleek mecha looks somewhat similar to Wan Ge's except for the color.
While at home, Cais looked at the message from his subordinates and was surprised that Wange had given the mecha to Jingchen, even though it was originally supposed to be prepared for her future husband.
So what does Wan Ge mean by this? What kind of arrangements does she have? What are her plans? Why am I becoming less and less able to understand her?
After she went to carry out the plan and came back, she was a completely different person. What did she find out?
Watching the two board the mecha together, Caius gripped his fists even tighter. He couldn't afford to provoke them before Jing Chen fell into his trap.
…
“Your Majesty…” Jing Chen felt uneasy. Even though he had learned more about it after dinner, was it really appropriate for someone to fly on their first encounter with a mecha?
"Are you worried? Don't be afraid, I'm here. Also, didn't we agree not to call me Your Majesty?" That's not how you address Caius.
“Okay.” Jing Chen replied softly, then activated the mecha as Wan Ge had instructed, and entered the code to determine the landing coordinates.
Although Jing Chen was extremely nervous, his hands did not tremble.
Wan Ge was slightly surprised. He didn't need any guidance from her to know how to start it. It seemed that he had already started reading the book she had given him and had even memorized it.
Is this villain's memory a little too fast? When I brought him back yesterday, he was someone who couldn't recognize a single word.
Jing Chen's photographic memory makes recognizing characters incredibly easy, especially since writing is practically unnecessary in this world; all notes and records can be kept directly on the terminal. Therefore, he doesn't need to practice calligraphy; he only needs to recognize the character and know how to type it.
When the terminal was teaching him to recognize characters, it also taught him how to input them.
Almost everyone has a mech now, and getting started is relatively simple. Also, once you set the coordinates, the mech will automatically avoid obstacles, so there's no need to worry about any hindrances.
Of course, what Wan Ge was going to teach him was not just how to get the mecha going. As one of the most useful aircraft, the mecha had the highest combat power, so what he was going to learn next was how to use the mecha in combat.
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After restarting several times and landing perfectly at the set coordinates, Jingchen was no longer so nervous.
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