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The story starts from a simple to almost cliché fairy tale.
One day, Princess Elena was kidnapped by the dragon.
The king announced: Whoever can rescue the princess can marry her.
According to tradition, the princess is responsible for waiting, the dragon is responsible for guarding, the knight is responsible for drawing the sword, and everyone is responsible for applauding at the wedding.
The process is clear and the division of labor is clear.
The only problem is - the princess herself doesn't seem to agree.
After being brought into the underground palace, Alina did not cry immediately, nor did she wait seriously for rescue.
She first checked the door lock, studied the mechanism, and drew a map, and then pointed out very politely: There is a lot of room for improvement in Mr. Dragon's kidnapping etiquette, hospitality taste, and fairy tale common sense.
As for the knight standing next to her later, why did he need to hide his tail——
Cough, sorry.
That's another story.
Intention: The real treasure is not to be owned, but to choose to keep it