Upon transcribing the sentiments Wang Yafu wanted to express into delicate words on paper, Alice paused her writing. Dracula, who stood nearby and had been observing, also finished reading all of the content at that moment.

Dracula objectively observed:

"This is a rare and excellent article, but it is not suitable for anyone to read."

Her opinion, as she continued:

"Using a more understandable style would be better, so that even the Empress can grasp it easily."

"But doing so wouldn't showcase Miss Yafu's literary skills," Alice objected, waving her fan in front and seeing the other party shaking their head.

"It's not a love letter; why use such eloquence? Are we expecting rivals to fall for the young lady because of her outstanding literary talent?" the other party asked.

"It's a show of force, a strategy to instill fear using this approach," she explained.

"Before feeling intimidated, the Empress from the Western Continent will surely be puzzled by the incomprehensible content first."

"You mean... the 'masterpiece' I just painstakingly penned has lost its effect just like that?"

"Consider this experience a lesson and remember to think twice before picking up the pen next time," advised.

After patting Alice's shoulder and offering some comfort, Dracula began guiding Wang Yafu:

"No need to deliberately use difficult words; the young lady simply needs to express her innermost thoughts concisely and clearly on paper, that's all."

Under this guidance, Wang Yafu picked up the pen herself and, with her unique style, wrote a brief letter. The contents were as follows:

"Brother, I've always been worried about you. Please don't forget your original intentions; the deceitful woman who's deceived you, wait for me, one day I'll reclaim you from her! Signed: Dependable little sister."

"That's it; anyone can understand that," Dracula confirmed the content. She then securely sealed the letter with clear provocation and handed it to a reliable subordinate to act as a temporary messenger, delivering the letter to Queen Dibiles.

Meanwhile, Dracula instructed the subordinate:

"Be cautious! Just in case the Queen loses her temper and orders to 'behead the messenger of the combative nations' after reading the letter, you must plan an escape route in advance."

With this daunting task assigned, the subordinate shook their head and retired.

"As it will take at least ten days to deliver the letter to its destination, what shall we do during this period?" inquired Alice.

"I've heard that Inran is about to war with Dibiles. We might as well seize the opportunity of these two countries being entangled in conflict to swiftly settle internal affairs," proposed.

This was Wang Yafu's first time expressing opinions in a setting like this as the "new queen." Unlike the previously lukewarm demeanor, this young girl finally exuded a hint of authority.

Witnessing her unprecedented behavior, the two onlookers were equally surprised but almost simultaneously, they thought:

"Is it? Is this love?"

---No, this is the power of 'brother complex'!

The sunlight outside the tent today, upon closer inspection, felt as warm as it did that day.