30: The two sides met

Black-Eyed did not doubt Han Fei's words.

magic cake was very famous in the gourmet world, and it was not strange for Han Fei to drool over its deliciousness.

Facing Han Fei's eager gaze, Black-Eyed did not rush to reply, her mind quickly pondering.

Although she was very confused as to why Princess Luna suddenly wanted to meet them, based on her understanding of Princess Luna's status, she was certain that this noble Princess Your Highness would not do anything out of line, impulsive, or rash in the Dragon Kingdom.

It was well known that the Radiance Kingdom was extremely strict in maintaining its international image. Every member of the royal family was taught from an early age that they must always maintain the most perfect demeanor in public, and every action must reflect nobility and elegance, not allowing any behavior that could potentially tarnish the nation's image.

Even if Princess Luna did not often appear in the public eye in the Radiance Kingdom, she was still a member of the royal Bloodline, and she should have a natural vigilance and avoidance for any behavior that could seriously harm her own and the nation's image.

Furthermore, Black-Eyed was extremely confident in one of her abilities; if the other party truly had no ill intentions towards them, she should be able to sense it now.

Even if she was mistaken and Princess Luna truly intended to harm them, there was still one last layer of insurance within this carriage.

Thinking of this, Black-Eyed's gaze involuntarily swept over the oil paintings on the wall.

These oil paintings were not ordinary oil paintings, but bronze grade magical items, "Painting Spirit Protectors."

When passengers in the carriage encountered danger, the spirits attached to the paintings would emerge from the paintings and protect the passengers inside the carriage.

Within the carriage, the strength of these spirits would be greatly enhanced. Black-Eyed admitted that with her strength, she could only retreat from these spirits.

With the protection of these spirits, even if Luna truly attacked them, Black-Eyed was confident she could escape with Han Fei.

After some consideration, Black-Eyed decided to meet this foreign princess and see what she ultimately wanted to do.

The carriage door slowly opened. Black-Eyed pressed tightly against the door, her gaze as sharp as an eagle's, scrutinizing Princess Luna outside the door, as well as the two attendants behind her.

"Hello, beautiful Young Miss."

Princess Luna bowed elegantly, an inherent grace flowing from her every movement.

Her bow was impeccable, as flawless as a work of art meticulously sculpted countless times.

Han Fei's gaze also passed through the crack in the door, catching sight of this princess as beautiful as an elf under the moonlight.

Luna was wearing an exquisite and gorgeous gown, which resembled a starlit night sky, shimmering with brilliant colors. The delicate textures were faintly visible under the light, further highlighting her extraordinary temperament.

Her emerald eyes were like two dazzling gems embedded in her cheeks, sparkling with lively and friendly light, making people unconsciously drawn to her charm and feel a sense of closeness.

"May I come in, beautiful Young Miss?" Luna asked softly.

Black-Eyed nodded slightly, making way, her gaze remaining vigilant on Seville.

She felt a strong sense of danger from this person.

Although Seville was squinting, he was also observing Black-Eyed's every move. If Black-Eyed made any dangerous move, he would deliver a thunderous strike.

Luna smiled as she walked into the carriage, her demeanor exuding natural elegance and nobility.

Soon, she noticed Han Fei and also bowed to him, "It's a pleasure to meet you, handsome sir."

"Hello, please have a seat quickly."

Han Fei smiled and nodded in response, trying his best to restrain his gaze and not look at the magic cake treasure chest in Luna's hand.

Luna sat down elegantly, while Seville and the maid stood respectfully behind her.

Han Fei also sat down, but Black-Eyed stood behind him, appearing to be at his service.

"I am Luna Angelia from the Radiance Kingdom, an ordinary foreign traveler. You can just call me Luna. May I know your name, sir?"

Luna first introduced herself, then took off the white gloves she was wearing and politely extended her hand to Han Fei, asking.

"You can just call me Han Fei, an ordinary university student."

Han Fei said with a smile, and then the two shook hands in greeting.

As their hands parted, a subtle smile played on Luna's lips, and a nuanced expression flashed in her eyes.

"Heh, an ordinary university student..."

Who would believe that an ordinary university student could ride in the first-class compartment of a high-speed train?

It was important to know that even after Luna revealed her identity as a princess, she still did not qualify to ride in the first-class compartment.

As far as she knew, in the Dragon Kingdom, only privileged citizens of Level 2 and above were qualified to enjoy the first-class compartment of the high-speed train, which symbolized honor and status.

Although she knew in her heart that Han Fei's identity was extraordinary, Luna did not expose him, as both sides had something to hide.