Chapter 813: One form of heroism
After understanding what was said, the queen immediately squinted her eyes and said, "Don't just say nice things to deceive me. While other people may need several years to have a large harvest of cocoa trees, you can grow a large number of cocoa trees in just one day."
Robb said calmly, "Farming is tiring, I won't do it."
"I want to eat chocolate!" the queen exclaimed loudly.
Robb shook his head and replied, "If you want to eat, do I have to go and plant them? I can't be easily persuaded."
The queen insisted, "I'll pay you!"
Robb shook his head again, saying, "Am I short of money?"
The queen stuttered, "I... I... I... I'll let you kiss me!"
"I've already kissed you once, it's not exciting anymore," Robb replied.
The queen fell silent.
The queen's frustration began to build up...
At that moment, an official walked over from the side and stood next to the queen, whispering, "Your Majesty, there is urgent information."
"Oh?" The queen's frustration instantly dissipated as she glanced at Robb in the crystal ball. Without ending the call, she turned to the official and asked, "What is it?"
The official whispered, "We have received intelligence from a scout. Something interesting has happened in an old colony of the Kingdom of Norma in the New Continent."
Curious, the queen listened attentively as the official took out a stack of documents and began reading.
It turned out that about 80 miles south of the port that the queen had seized, there was a colonial settlement of the Kingdom of Norma. This settlement had been established for nearly five years and was considered a well-established colony. The initial group of Norma people who came to this colony had been living there for five years.
Once people have lived in a place for a long time, they develop an attachment to that place.
The Norma people were no exception. They gradually began to develop a shared sense of destiny with the Maya Continent and even felt that they would be residents of the Maya Continent in the future, with no intention of returning to the Kingdom of Norma.
Among them, there was one Norma individual in particular who had an intense fondness for the Maya Continent. Furthermore, his knightly spirit led him to sympathize with the Maya people and he couldn't turn a blind eye to the cruel oppression and persecution of the Maya people by other Norma individuals.
