Chapter 432: The Emperorâs Daughter 432
There werenât things like movies at this time; living in this world, I realize how much I enjoyed my past cultureâlistening to songs on the smartphone, reading comics, watching dramas, and playing games when bored . Sometimes, I would make an appointment with a friend to visit a movie theater, sometimes to see a play, sometimes I would bring books and learn how to play musical instruments .
I lived in a perfect time .
âWell, this isnât very bad . â
Of course, I didnât have the talent to make styles popular, complete new musical formats, or write new literary works . I could mimic the things I had seen in my past life, but I was a natural sucker . That couldnât be considered as real art .
However, the good news was that I had an eye to see what art constitutes as âgoodâ for me . The knowledge of art that I learned through free education taught me what perspective I should know about art .
There was a vast difference between knowing and seeing, though . In that sense, I was fortunate to be born with the memories of my previous life .
âWe should be investing in welfare facilities . It is a princessâs job, but dad was the only one good at it . â
All I would do was plant seeds and water the barren soil . Somethings might not happen the way I want .
However, I never had any doubts .
I could tell by just looking at the economic effects and cultural changes that the US generated with Hollywood . All art had to come out of the peopleâs hands .
Even if there were differences in the perspectives and the manner of understanding, things would ultimately move peopleâs hearts . In the end, art was what brings people together . Art was what understood, comforted, and empathized with the soul .
It didnât mean that fine art was meaningless, but I believe that art would rule over peopleâs hearts in this era .
The beautiful natural environment delights us, but the true masterpieces which contained the souls resided in humans .
Even in the most barren times, culture exerted power . I believed that small investments made now would soon lead to our countryâs pride, making many Agrients enjoy and unite .
The movies and cartoons I watched when I was tired of working would always make me feel good .
âOf course, we have to create museums so that future generations can earn a lot of money from tourism . â
Right, a pen was always mightier than a sword!
Although there was a dignity maintenance fee, it was likely to be small . Once cultural importance got cultivated, there would be a generation of few decent works, and after that, everything would fall into place once the wealthy and bored nobles could use it .
First of all, Serira and Evelyn would tag along with the idea, so who should I convince next?
I was getting excited and giggling to myself as I planned when a familiar voice touched my ears .
âI didnât know that you liked art . â
As I turned around, I saw Havel leaning against the wall with his arms folded .
I was shocked to see him there, but the slight inner meaning of what he said offended me . Did this guy think that I couldnât be interested in art?
âAre you here to fight, Your Majesty?â
âI really hope youâd stop being sarcastic . â
Havel stood tall . I took a step back .
I could never figure out what he was thinking . That always made me anxious .
âWhy are you grumpy again?â
âIf this isnât you being grumpy, then what is this?â
At my response, Havelâs eyes shone . I didnât have a good feeling about it .
I kept taking a step back, but I would touch the wall if I kept going on . I frowned .
Havel, who was approaching me with giant strides, stood right in front of me . I couldnât move with ease because of the distance between us . I had to struggle in silence while Havel asked .
âShould I show you what being grumpy is like?â
At some point, my back hit the wall, and Havel stood right in front of me . I couldnât do anything but gulp down in fear . I knew he was huge, but he felt way too huge when he was standing close to me .
What to do? I was worried because I thought that Havel would hear my pounding heart .
âAh, what am I supposed to do!?â
Our eyes met . Havelâs eyes were as intense as any time . I wanted to turn my eyes away as I felt like I was being eaten, but something inside me told me to keep looking at him .
If I did anything right now, I knew that I would handle what came after it .
The most worrying part was that I didnât know what I could handle .
I was breathing, but fortunately, I heard something .
Havel, who was planning to do something, stepped back . I exhaled, pressed on my chest .
âWhat, did you fight?â
It was Assisi and Valer who appeared . Assisi seemed like Valer had pulled him out; he frowned after seeing Havel with me .
âNo, I didnât fight . â
âIâll get going then . â
I felt terrible seeing the Have; walk away . Why so?
I was really hurt, but I was feeling more hurt for Havel .
What was it that the positions of victim and convict turned upside down?
It seemed like the same feeling resonated within Valer, who watched Havel go .
âTreat him kindly, please . He is pitiful . â
I shut my mouth, but I was already feeling annoyed with what happened .
âWhy is Assisi with Valer? Where are you going?â
âHuh? Yeah . Uncle and I are finding a dagger . â
Dagger? Were they going to a weapon store?
âUh-huh, it is not a place for a woman . â
âOuch! Ouch! Uncle, save me!â
I had to make Valer come to his senses .
With a sympathetic expression, Assisi looked at me .
âLet us go for now . â
Why was I feeling embarrassed?
Uh? Assisi, did he want to go only with Valer?
However, the Assisi I knew was cool . Too cool for anything .
Assisi was a sweet pumpkin . Maybe he was definite about his decision .
As I stood there blankly at Assisiâs words, Valer grumbled to himself .
âI donât know why those two like this woman so much, really . â
âWhat? Woman? Wanna die?â
âI really miss Sanse, ugh . â
As I tried to hit Valer, who deserved it, I thought . Who was it that liked me? Ugh, the timing to ask had passed .
Even if no one asked, one would know right away . This trip was really enjoyable . I smiled and nodded .
I did regret bringing Valer with me, but the trip was fun . I really wanted to do it again .
At my answer, Valer smiled and shrugged .
âThat is good . This might be the last trip of your life . â
âOuch! Ouch! This is violence!â
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