Chapter 146: Chapter 146 - 140: Red Tide Sports Festival (Part 2)

Emily didn't respond to her words. As a child brought up among the nobility, she could see beyond mere fun.an indescribable sense of honor.Or a feeling of belonging, of unity.A true love for this land from its people.If it were just for some prizes, just to fill their bellies, they wouldn't be singing ballads around the team after the match, hoarse from shouting but refusing to stop.They were giving their all for "our Red Tide Territory."This was not an achievement that mere policies could bring about; it was an emotion planted deeply within their hearts.Louis taught the people here to be proud for themselves and for him.Emily felt a chill in her heart, yet there was a subtle stir inside her.And this fiancé of hers, whom she originally thought only rose to fame through a few brilliant battles, was quietly sowing seeds across this barren yet fresh land that had never been seen before."Louis.how exactly did you do it?"Emily's thoughts involuntarily drifted back to Frost Halberd City, a place she knew so well that she could walk every street with her eyes closed.The richest territory in the Northern Territory, without a doubt.But what about the people there?They always walked with their heads down, lived their lives cautiously.They were well-fed and warmly clothed, yet they never smiled.Even on festive days, they were merely ordered to line up and watch, observing the nobles' celebrations as if they were just ornaments.Why is it like this?"