Exploding favorite waste material concubine: Evil King, don't be arrogant!

Chapter 1350

I seem to have heard the names of Ajie and Adi somewhere, are those two girls called Your Majesty?I don't know if it's because he doesn't have a clue about the whereabouts of the twins, or because this matter is a crisis of his own. After a few minutes of serious worry, Heather said something like a fortune-teller: This name doesn't look like the name of the gods. Shouldn't they belong to the slave class?They seem to have been taken out of the country at birth and brought up in foster care abroad, where they probably even picked their names for them.Their magic is not, and their mana is very strong.It seems to be born with magic power.Wait a minute, according to Sarah, according to Sarah, no matter how noble their birth status, any child who has no magic power is treated as a slave, even if it is one of the queen's twins.On the other hand, Jie and Adi, they have advanced mana, unlike other mages, they don't need to rely on the power of magic stones to show amazing destructive power.I can't even match one of their toes.Since they have such amazing offensive power, it is very likely that they do not belong to the slave class.So what I want to save are children who are different from these people at the scene, but in a more perfect and more favorable environment?At the moment Di Yue's brain is troubled, not only whether he should tell that matter or not.An Lei flicked his finger beside his face, and whispered to Di Yue: They seem to give us food.Why not take a breather at this time, I think His Majesty is hungry too?As for the woman standing next to him just now, she was fumbling into the bag with a friendly smile.The problem is that they have very little food in the first place, and they are willing to distribute it to strange foreigners they have never met.What expression should she use to tell them that she is not here to help them?On the contrary, Heather ignored the hesitant Di Yue and suddenly shouted: It's a returnee from overseas!Huh?The two men were returnees from overseas.For those who came back from the other side of the sea, in order to distinguish them from most slaves who don't know the outside world, we all call them that.In this case, I may have met them a few times when I usually patrol around.Heather spoke up to this point in one breath, and laughed at herself: My original occupation was an old woman pulling water and fertilizer carts.However, if those two children are really returnees, it's a pity that they are tied up in a terrible place.Be chained up! ?But they are neither prisoners nor rebels, maybe they are not children of the slave class! ?Judging by the values ​​of this country, aren't children with high magic power elites?The terrifying content of her words made Di Yue feel quite uneasy.The maiden I'm looking for isn't a pet or livestock that needs to be restrained by chains.That is limited to good citizens who have never left the country all their lives, but those who have returned from overseas are not so lucky.If they were ignorant, they would not have doubts about the current system, and would be able to swear allegiance to the gods and rulers.But once you get to know the outside world, it is impossible not to notice the abnormality here, which will be even more troublesome than a simple slave.Tricky!Heather ran his dry fingers through his hair and shook his head in despair: so returnees were quarantined and detained in specialized facilities.In case they teach the people around them, and then cause bad influence.But those places are facilities in name, but in fact they are just shelters in the wilderness.They are like prisoners, no different from being in a prison.God!Those facilities are scattered throughout the country, one of which is not far from Yale Siurad.Supplies will be delivered every 20 days.I am not pulling the wagon, but the oxen are pulling it.Because the lid was not opened, I don't know what's inside, but judging from the taste, it doesn't seem to be food for prisoners.It may be the personal needs of officials working in remote areas.

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