Seeing that Amy's anger seemed to have subsided, the merchants carefully tentatively: "Then... Miss Amy calls us here today, what are the instructions?"

"As I said before, the Swedish king has disappeared, and his life and death are uncertain."

Amy reached out to wrap her hand over the wine bottle on the table and slowly poured some wine into the wine glass. The wine was red, like blood.

"But just 'life and death are uncertain' is not enough. I don't want her to survive even a little bit - do you understand?"

Those businessmen were not fools, and they immediately understood that Amy wanted to use their connections to completely eliminate the Swedish king. But before they could express their opinions, a shout came from outside the door: "You actually want to betray the Swedish king!"

The gate was kicked open, and a lord broke in with a big axe, and the guards guarded the gate had fallen at his feet. His name was Knut, and like Graheide, he became the lord because of Upland's achievements in the termination of the rear. Unlike Graheide, he came from Zeland. Among all Ella's subordinates, the group of people who came out of Zeland were the most loyal.

"I'm just wondering if you secretly look for these little piglets in Hamburg City. As a result, it was not as expected! I'm going to kill you, the traitor for the King of Sweden!"

Knut shouted, slashing at Amy with a big axe.

Seeing Knut, Amy's face instantly showed an expression of pain. But she quickly suppressed the feelings and waved her hand and blocked a wall of fire between her and Knut.

"I don't hate loyalty," said Amy. "If you give up the King of Sweden and serve my allegiance, I can give you a higher position."

"Who wants to be loyal to you!"

Knut completely ignored the possibility of burns, rushed over from the fire wall, raised his axe and slashed Amy's forehead.

Amy sighed and stretched out her glass forward: "Then. Drink this glass."

As Amy's voice sounded, Knut's axe slid down from his hands. Amy stood up, opened his mouth, and poured the wine into his throat. During this process, Knut wanted to resist several times, but whenever his movements were about to hurt Amy, his hands stopped unconsciously.

To harm the elf-level guardian of Aphrodite, it requires extremely high willpower.

As the drink was over, Knut rolled his eyes and fell to the ground with a "bang".

Amy turned around silently and wiped her eyes as if nothing had happened. Then she turned around and smiled wildly in front of the merchants: "A magical little drink that will sleep until you die of starvation after drinking too much. Speaking of which, this is the invention of the King of Sweden."

Amy picked up the bottle on the table and shook it in front of the shocked merchants.

"As you see, there are many people who are not convinced by me at the moment. So it seems that the King of Sweden cannot die like this--before she makes a will to pass the throne to me."

Amy picked up a small bottle that had been prepared from the table and filled it with the wine in the bottle.

"According to this weight, you can keep a little mental state in a daze and not starve to death. However, it is absolutely impossible to stand up and give orders in a clear way."

She stuffed the small bottle into the hands of the mayor of Hamburg.

"Use your connections to find the 'Triumph', let her drink this drink, and then bring her to me. Remember - I just want to live."

After saying that, Amy took out another envelope from her arms and flew to the merchants.

"There is a letter here, written by me, and there are some proposals that cannot be rejected. This is my token to you. If you want to use the help of some nobles, you can give it to them-tell them that anyone who helps me do this will become friends in the Kingdom of Heroes."

Taking advantage of the time when the merchants picked up the letter, Amy walked back to the window. The merchants carefully put the letter away and looked up and waited for Amy's next order.

"As long as the goal is achieved, you can reveal this plan to anyone you think is necessary. But at the same time, you must be hidden - I don't want this to be heard by anyone in the Kingdom of Heroes, do you understand?"

The merchants nodded like rattle.

The room became quiet for a moment. Unexpectedly, Amy suddenly lifted the chessboard on the table, causing the chess pieces to fall to the ground with a crackling sound.

"I'm not leaving yet, do you want me to give you a bounty?"

Amy's scolding scared the merchants. They answered repeatedly, and their feet ran out of the room as if they were oiled.

Not long after they ran out, they met Graheide, who was coming to this side with a team of men. They did not want to get into unnecessary trouble, so they lowered their heads and wanted to walk past Graheide silently.

But Graheide reached out to stop them.

"In this direction - have you just come out of that woman's room? So late, what's the matter with her looking for you?"

The merchants still remember Amy's instructions and kept their mouths firmly closed.

Graheide glared at them, suddenly pulled out the sword from his waist and pointed at one of them: "Answer me!"

The merchants immediately knelt down to Grahead and kowtowed repeatedly: "Master, just let us go!"

"That woman gave you a ban, right?" Graheide grabbed one of them and lifted him up. "I don't care what the woman said to you, just remember that there will never be a shortage of people following the Swedish king. If anyone wants to be unfavorable to the Swedish king, then be prepared to bear our anger!"

The merchants dared not say a word, so they could only nod. When Grahaide put the person down, they ran away like mice in panic.

Looking at their fleeing backs, Grahead silently put his sword back into the sheath and continued to walk towards Amy's room.

When he was almost at the door, Graheide saw two soldiers walking out of the room with a sack. He frowned slightly and raised his hand to knock on the door.

Amy's voice full of alertness came from the door: "Who is it?"

“Grahead.”

Through the door, Amy could hear a sigh of relief and said, "Come in."

Grahead pushed the door open and walked in. He saw Amy sitting against the window, looking out the window in a daze. Through it, you could see that the fire in Hamburg City was getting more and more prosperous.

"Amy, who was just taken away in a sack?"

Seeing Grahead's face a little gloomy, Amy smiled bitterly and threw a small bottle into his hand.

"He was taken to the river and loaded onto the boat. This is the antidote, and he will wake up after drinking it. But don't tell him that it was the antidote I gave, and advise him not to appear in the army for the time being."

Looking at the bottle in his hand, Grahead frowned: "Can I ask you something?"

Amy pointed to the chessboard she picked up and sorted out on the table.
Chapter completed!