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Chapter 747: Chapter 464: Princess’s Night Visit

At the entrance of the Generous Church District, the archway was flanked by five marble pillars on each side, each engraved with the bas-relief of a human knight, symbolizing the ten Governing Officers of the Senate.

On the right end, there was a male figure with an indistinct face, wearing a high-collared cape over his armor, representing Chen Lun himself.

At that moment, a coach slowly entered the archway, following a path through the middle of the lawn garden, proceeding onward, passing by the “Speaker Statue” in the central circular rest area, and finally slowing down to a stop.

Beside the cobblestone path leading directly to the Generous Cathedral, under a streetlight, sat a man wearing a black flat top hat, with a silver cane resting gently on his thigh, calmly watching the arriving coach.

The coachman appeared to be a no-nonsense middle-aged man, holding the reins with one hand and removing his bowler hat with the other, bowing his head to Chen Lun.

Chen Lun’s gaze was striking, easily capturing the black Sun tattoo branded on the coachman’s hand. His pupils shrank momentarily as he immediately guessed the identity of the person inside the coach.

‘Solar Cross Society…’

The coachman gently shook the bell twice, moving a wooden stick extended from the top of the carriage and the windproof kerosene lamp hanging from it.

Ding-dong…

The light swayed, and the carriage door slowly opened.

A young woman with golden hair simply tied up, dressed in a white embroidered gown, stepped down from the coach. Her crystal flat shoes, sparkling with flowing light, lightly tapped on the cobblestone path, emitting a crisp sound.

In the tranquil environment, only the chirping of cicadas in midsummer could be heard.

As the breeze passed, Chen Lun stood up in surprise, locking eyes with the beautiful woman. He took a deep breath, removed his black hat, and performed a gentlemanly bow.

“Good evening, esteemed Princess,” he said.

“There’s no need for formalities, Mr. Jack. This isn’t a formal occasion; just call me Anna,” replied Princess Anna, lifting her fair hand to smooth a strand of hair that the breeze had teased, smiling as she spoke.

“Won’t you invite me in?”