After confirming the truth from a variety of sources, the Empress acknowledged that James had indeed saved Sangria’s remaining soldiers and temporarily averted their crisis by preventing Korinth’s attack on their country.

It was common courtesy in Sangria to repay the kindness shown to them.

Since James had saved their country, they wanted to show their gratitude.

However, the Empress did not want James to remain in Sangria for an extended period of time because she was afraid he would find himself in a dangerous situation or die abruptly because of the curse.

The Empress did not want something bad to happen to James.

James was immediately intrigued after hearing the Empress bring up the topic of the curse. He could not contain his curiosity and asked, “Your Majesty, what kind of place is Sangria? Why has a curse that prevents men from living here for an extended period been put on the country?”

The Empress doubtfully shook her head and said, “I don’t know too much about the spec