The Heroines Can Read My Secret Diary

"The heir to the British throne, Arthur, is actually not a normal human. He is a semi-artificial human created by Britain using artificial human technology combined with half of a Spirit's bloodline."

"Could that Spirit you mentioned be a red dragon?"

"It seems you've guessed it. Yes, it's the legend of Britain. In British legend, King Arthur is the incarnation of the red dragon. So the royal family thought they could use the blood of the red dragon combined with a human to create Arthur. They believed Arthur would be the destined king who would lead Britain to its peak, and they removed me, the legitimate princess of Britain, from the line of succession."

Morgan deeply resented Arthur. If it weren't for him, she would still be the heir to the British throne.

Unfortunately, with the appearance of Arthur, everyone believed he was the true destined king of Britain, the incarnation of King Arthur who would lead Britain to greatness. It was ridiculous.

Hakuto had no interest in these matters. He also had no interest in Arthur, because Arthur was just Arthur. He wasn't Artoria Pendragon, nor was he King Arthur.

[The British princess Morgan is truly naive. What makes her think I would agree to her terms? That artificial human technology is nothing special in my eyes. It's just that. Yet she tries to use artificial human technology to get me to help her gain the British throne, and even have the current Queen of Britain willingly give up her position?]

[Morgan, the same name as the witch from Arthurian legend. But this witch is far inferior to the one in Arthurian legend. The Morgan in Arthurian legend succeeded in her reversal and became the Queen of the Avalon. Although this Morgan has a 90% similar appearance, she is far inferior. Her vision and foresight are not on the same level.]

Looking at the resentful Morgan before him, Hakuto shook his head. "No interest. Artificial humans, in my view, are no different from blow-up dolls. So if that's your price, it's not enough to get my help."

Hearing this, Morgan's expression became somewhat ugly. Hakuto was too difficult to deal with. She thought for a moment, then said, "Then what if I use the Holy Sword as a bargaining chip? Would that be enough?"

[The Holy Sword? Does Britain even have a Holy Sword? How come I didn't know?]

"Tell me about it. I never expected Britain to have a Holy Sword. If the Holy Sword you mentioned satisfies me, then I might not refuse your terms."

Hearing this, Morgan took out her phone and opened a picture for Hakuto.

"This sword is the Holy Sword."

Hakuto looked at the picture and his pupils slightly contracted, 'The Sword in the Stone?'

[What the f***. Britain actually hid the Sword in the Stone. How did I not know about this before? Speaking of which, if I have the Sword in the Stone, can I summon Artoria?]

"This sword will do. But you need to hand over this sword to me first, then we can complete our transaction."

Hearing this, Morgan let out a cold laugh. "Do you think that's possible? And who knows if you can actually help me become queen."

"Other than trusting me, you have no other choice. And even if you don't give it to me, I'll just take it myself when the time comes. If Britain tries to stop me, I'll destroy Britain along with it."

Morgan thought Hakuto was being ridiculous, 'Destroy the country just like that?'

Even if Britain couldn't compare to Great Ming, it was still definitely a world-class power. Where did Hakuto get the courage to say he would destroy Britain along with it?

"You seem to not believe me. Well then, I'll show you."

Hakuto picked up his phone and sent a message. Then he put it down and said to Morgan, "Wait ten minutes. There will be results in ten minutes."

Looking at Hakuto's confident expression, Morgan couldn't help but feel a little uneasy, 'Did he really have that kind of power?'

Ten minutes passed quickly. Hakuto said to Morgan, "Okay, now you can open your phone and look at the latest news from the Great Ming government."

Morgan picked up her phone and started browsing. But as she looked, her expression suddenly changed.

"The Great Ming strongly condemns Britain's inhumane human experimentation. The Great Ming strongly demands that Britain accept an international trial. If Britain refuses, then the Great Ming, for the sake of love and justice, for the sake of freedom and democracy, will declare war on Britain."

If it weren't for the fact that it was definitely the official account of Great Ming, Morgan would have suspected it was some kind of hooligan. The entire message conveyed one meaning: I don't like you, Britain. You'd better come out and take your beating properly. Otherwise, I won't mind coming to your house and beating you.

Morgan looked at Hakuto with a look of disbelief in her eyes, 'Was this still Great Ming?'

'Wasn't Great Ming supposed to be a nation of courtesy? Why was it acting like a bully now?'

Hakuto looked at Morgan's incredulous expression and let out a disdainful laugh.

[Everyone hates the bully Eagle, but everyone wants to be the bully Eagle. This is so satisfying. If Britain doesn't listen, beat it until it does. It's just that those cabinet members are too cowardly now. If it were me in the old days, if I wanted something, would you dare not give it?]

"So, what do you think? Should I have Great Ming declare war on Britain? Then I'll go get the Holy Sword myself."

Morgan shook her head. "No need. I believe you. But before that, I have one question to ask you."

"What is it?"

"Who are you, exactly? How can you make Great Ming do something like this?"

"Who knows."

Hakuto did not directly answer Morgan's question.

Morgan looked at Hakuto, finding him increasingly deep and unpredictable, 'He could even influence Great Ming's decisions. That meant he might really be able to help me achieve my wish.'