Quick Transmigration: The Patient Villain is Tsundere Again

Chapter 316 The Queen Abandoned by God [Western Fantasy]

"Her Majesty the Queen."

In the rose garden below the terrace, a red-haired woman wearing boots only worn by men walked towards her with big strides.

Her long red hair is the same as she feels to her as a person, so flamboyant and beautiful, with a pleasing temperament.

In addition to her boots, she also wore trousers that only men could wear, with an army green waistcoat.

The queen took a liking to the red-haired woman almost at the first sight.

And after remembering her identity, her eyes brightened even more.

The sonorous rose of the empire, the heroine Bernice Saul in the original book!

This one is also the only one who can be said to be a friend of Queen Aphrodite Lambert.

The two met in Hellite Bay, that was the year when Bernice, the daughter of the duke's family, came to the seaside for vacation.

At that time, Bernice was swept away by the sea because of her playfulness, and it was Aphrodite who rescued her.

—Although she is an outcast.But of course there are still servants around.

Although King Lambert didn't let her learn knowledge, he wouldn't let her die in Hellite for no reason.

Because of that rescue, Bernice became Aphrodite's only friend.

When Bernice left Heliott, she held her hand and said very firmly: "Princess Aphrodite, I will set you free. You can leave this place that smells salty when you breathe. Damn place. I will take you to see the desert full of yellow sand, the jungle with countless beasts, and I can also take you to another country or even a continent. You have to live well and wait for me."

Many years later, as the sole heir of King Lambert, she only found out when she returned to the capital to inherit the throne.

Bernice became a pirate and gathered the pirates together to become a powerful force.

Aphrodite thought about whether she would do this to fulfill her promise to her.

Speaking of which, the original main plot is still related to Aphrodite.

After the queen's resistance failed and was burned at the stake by Pope Darnell and others, Bernice rebelled.

Originally, before that, when she came to the capital, she already had the intention of surrendering, and the condition was that the navy would be handed over to her.

At that time, Abner was the most opposed, but Bernice's training in the navy was better than Abner's.

He couldn't wait to let the flag of Caesarea fly in every corner of the world.

Ultimately, Abner relented.

But the queen's death caused Caesarea to be swept away by the flames of war.

Bernice used her charm to conquer many outstanding men, but ended up alone all her life.

She is a heroine without a hero of her own.

"Bernice."

The queen smiled at the red-haired woman, then stepped directly onto the terrace, and jumped from the second-floor terrace amidst the crowd's exclamation.

In the end, she was taken into the arms of Bernice.

Even though Bernice was the heroine, she was very strong, and easily hugged the queen in a circle.

But when she spoke, she was afraid: "Oh! My Majesty, what are you doing? Do you know that you scared me."

The queen looked at her and smiled sweetly: "I'm sorry, Bernice, I miss you so much, and I believe you can catch me."

Bernice smiled helplessly, but her green eyes were so gentle.

She pulled her pure white velvet hair for the Queen, "Queen, you have suffered. I am back."

She returns covered in dust, with a promise to set her free!
(End of this chapter)