Chapter 181: Moon Rabbit Lady Doesn't Believe in Evil

The Moon Rabbit race is a very large race, and the ethnic group Sidweier belongs to is just one of the countless insignificant branches of the remote ethnic groups.

In order to settle her people, she now has two choices.

One is to seek help from other ethnic groups and merge her ethnic group into others. Although that is living under someone else's roof, it is also the simplest method. Many wandering ethnic groups that have lost their homes choose this way.

Even the advice left by her dead Queen mother was to take this path. The notebook recorded the locations of several other ethnic groups. These were all ethnic groups that the Queen had dealt with when she was young, and they were the better targets she chose for them to rely on.

And the second path is to follow the ancestors to find and open up a new moon world as the new home of the ethnic group.

It's just that the difficulty of this path can be imagined.

For those powerful ethnic groups, opening up a new world is not a difficult thing, but her ethnic group is just a small ethnic group with a total population of less than one million.

Even if Moon Rabbits can be soldiers when necessary, wanting to open up a world with this many people is still a bit overestimating their capabilities.

Furthermore, the world they originally lived in was not remote, but in the outer area of the center of the West Universe.

If the entire West Universe is regarded as a city, Sidweier and the others lived in the area around the Fourth Ring.

Hmm, it can be said that they were very "city people."

But living in this kind of place has both advantages and disadvantages.

The advantage is that it is easy to communicate with other civilizations, meet and contact those powerful civilizations, and have more opportunities.

And the disadvantage...

The disadvantage is that there are people everywhere, basically all worlds have owners, and these neighbors are not easy to mess with.

This led to the fact that if Sidweier wanted to take the second path, then opening up something nearby was out of the question, and if they hadn't run fast, they might have been eaten up by the surrounding neighbors.

If she really made up her mind to take the path of opening up, she could only go to the suburbs of the West Universe, to those primitive worlds that had not yet been opened up, to try her luck.

It's just that remote doesn't mean weak. When the witch race hadn't risen, it was also a remote primitive world, and as a result, the angel race still overturned.

In short, opening up a new world is a very difficult thing. Otherwise, her Queen mother would have taken people there long ago, so why drag it out to the current situation of the whole race in exile?

But what the Queen mother couldn't do doesn't mean Sidweier couldn't do it. Back then, the ancestors of their ethnic group could conquer the world with tens of thousands of people, and now she has nearly a million people under her command. There is no reason why she can't do what the ancestors could do.

As a Moon-Illuminated Lion-Heart Rabbit, what Sidweier lacks most is courage and determination. Even if she knows the second path is difficult, she is still prepared to take it.

This is not entirely to fight with her Queen mother, but more because she is really tired of being arranged. If she had to live under someone else's roof again, she would rather die on the battlefield.

Therefore, after making the choice, she announced her choice to the entire ark and gave her people a chance to choose.

Although she still doesn't know how to be a qualified Queen, in her past knight concept, imposing her will on others is a very bad behavior, so she doesn't want to force her people to pay for her decision.

Those who are willing to follow her to open up will go together, and those who don't want to take risks, she will settle them into other Moon Rabbit ethnic groups.

It's just that in the end, not a single ethnic group member left, and everyone had no objection to the decision of her, the new Queen.

At first, Sidweier was a bit surprised by this, but soon she figured it out.

The people trusted not her, the new king, but the Queen mother who chose her as the new king. In the eyes of the people, her current choice must be the same as the political decrees she issued according to the Queen mother's notebook before—all were the Queen's arrangements, and the Queen's arrangements never went wrong.

Hmm, if it were before, when Sidweier didn't know her relationship with the Queen, she would probably think so too. After all, the Queen was truly never wrong. Everything she arranged must have her deep meaning, and as long as you follow the Queen's guidance, you are definitely on the right path.

Who wouldn't love and trust a king who is never wrong?

But now, Sidweier only feels powerless, because she feels that no matter how hard she tries, it seems a bit difficult to get rid of the shadow of her Queen mother.

Is this the power of fate? It can make a person feel so breathless even if they are dead.

At that moment, she really wanted to "lie flat," and even thought about going black and taking the whole race to die together. Doesn't the Queen mother care most about the continuation of the ethnic group? She would destroy what she cares about.

It's just that in the end, Sidweier didn't go to the extreme, because when she crawled into the evolution ritual and hovered between life and death before, she had already decided that her future would only be lived for herself and would only act according to her own will.

Therefore, no matter how unwilling, angry, or aggrieved she was, she would not waver in her original intention because of these negative emotions.

If she distorted her original intention just to sing against the dead Queen mother, wouldn't that be putting the cart before the horse?

The reason she took over the heavy burden and became the new king was not to obey the mother's arrangement, but simply because she didn't want to see those innocent children on the ark lose their homes like her.

The code of the Moon Knight she longed for and wanted to become in the beginning was to guard the home and defend the country.

It's just that she has no home to return to, but at least she can guard the homes of those children.

So, think whatever you want. Since you chose to trust me, I will do my best to give you a new home.

The young Moon Queen thought in her heart.

She made a promise to her ethnic group in her heart.

Then there is nothing to hesitate about. Sidweier, who no longer had confusion in her heart, acted very decisively.

First stop, Witch World, and then sell all the resources that are not needed, exchange them for weapons, equipment, and supplies. Next, they should launch an expedition.

It's just that if she had a choice, Sidweier actually didn't want to go to the Witch World.

After all, her impression of the witch race has never been very good. In fact, the entire Moon Rabbit race has always had complicated feelings about the witch race.

After all, the two races are very similar in many places, so many people like to call the Moon Rabbit race "Little Witches," "inferior imitations of witches," "beggar-version witches," etc.

But clearly, the Moon Rabbit race came first, okay? Compared to the witch race, which has only risen for more than 100,000 years, the Moon Rabbit race is an ancient race with a history of millions of years.

But there is no helping it. Who let the witches be strong? In this world, the strong have the right to speak, which makes the Moon Rabbits, whose strength is not as good as the witches, feel very aggrieved.

However, no matter how much they don't like it, they still have to be "true" when they should be. After all, among the four major disaster races, witches are already the gentlest. The war equipment Sidweier wants is only sold by witches, and she has no other choice.

It's just that what made Sidweier very helpless is that after she contacted the witch merchant and placed an order, the delivery location given by the other party was the Dragon Market of the Witch Academy.

This is a place Sidweier is very unwilling to approach. After all, the place pointed to by the final prophecy left by her Queen mother is also here.

Therefore, in order to avoid suspicion, during this month of waiting for delivery, Sidweier hid in the hotel room and didn't go out much. Those things were all handled by her personal guard maid, Ellie.

It's just that what surprised her a bit is that Ellie was originally a firm "witch hater," but recently, this sister is about to be corrupted into a "witch fan."

As for the reason...

Hehe, it's just because a month ago, a witch didn't care about her sister's offense, but instead kindly comforted their sisters.

Tsk, can this kind of thing be considered a favor? Is it worth being so grateful?

Sidweier couldn't understand the thoughts of this personal guard at all, but it didn't matter. Today is the last day. After taking the goods tomorrow, they can leave this witch territory that makes her very uncomfortable.

It's just that since it's the last day, plus that hopeless Ellie is brushing the Mana Web in the room again today, and brushing with a disgusting smile, which makes Sidweier really unable to watch, she decided to go out for a walk.

After all, no matter how much she doesn't like this place, since she's already here, she should still take a walk.

And after walking around, no matter how much Sidweier doesn't want to, she must admit that the witch race is worthy of being the head of the disasters. Their power and prosperity are far from what their Moon Rabbits can compare to.

Let alone their small ethnic group, even the Moon Rabbit King City she had been to before was far from as prosperous and lively as this Witch Academy.

For a moment, Sidweier was also fascinated by the prosperity, and when she came back to her senses after walking around, she was already standing at the door of the witch's Talent Market.

And seeing this place in the Queen mother's prophecy, for a moment, the Moon Rabbit lady's mood was complicated.

As a daughter, she resisted her mother's arrangements, but as a Moon Rabbit, the worship and reverence for the Queen that she once had were also reminding her that the Queen's guidance was absolutely correct.

So, is her fated person in front, inside here?

For a moment, even Sidweier couldn't help but produce curiosity. She really wanted to know what kind of person would be her fated person.

What race is he? Is he also a Moon Rabbit? Or is he an elf? Or even a witch?

And why is she a liar in the prophecy? Why does she want to lie?

For a moment, too many questions surged into her heart, so that when the Moon Rabbit lady came back to her senses, she had already stepped into the gate.

Sidweier, who realized this: "......"

Forget it, since I'm already here, just this one day. It can't really be such a coincidence, right?

.... Moon Rabbit lady doesn't believe in evil..... ===== CHAPTER 182 =====