The Seventh Princess: A Reincarnation Progression Fantasy (Adelheid Book 1) by D.C. Haenlien

Author:D.C. Haenlien [Haenlien, D.C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: anonymous
Published: 2022-03-09T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter twelve

Olga’s Day Off

Olga Muller was the middle child of a baker. Unlike her elder and younger brother, she would not inherit her father's skill. Instead, she was expected to marry once she reached fifteen. After seeing how her eldest sister lived after marriage, Olga loathed the thought.

The Vuldarian knight learned how to bake, but she didn't love the art. She simply wanted her father to acknowledge that she did not need to marry. Her father disagreed.

"Do ya think ya are like ta nobles or somethin?" he had hollered.

In response, Olga had run away from home on the eve of her fifteenth birthday and never looked back. The first few years were the hardest. She had almost been tricked into slavery and almost defiled. After many years of hardship, she made a name for herself as an adventurer. The Sword Crusher, they called her.

However, life as an adventurer wasn't stable, and death often followed close behind. So, when she became an aura journeyman, Olga left her party and applied to be a knight. Sure, the pay wasn't as fruitful as her adventurer days, but it was a stable life. Plus, all her equipment was free of charge. Sure, she didn't technically own them, but it was practically hers in all but name.

Olga expected to be sent towards various territories to subjugate monsters that had overflowed from the dungeons and guard noble personages once she became a knight of the empire. And she did, but the female knight never expected that to all change when the seventh princess awakened.

When Olga first saw the rumored princess on that cold day almost a year ago, she was absolutely smitten by the princess's doll-like features. Alabaster skin that shone more brilliantly than snow, dark locks more beautiful than the night sky, and eyes the color of drawn steel.

In all honesty, the female knight felt that the seventh princess was more suited to sit in a plush seat, protected by her loyal knights. Princess Adelheid's presence just did not suit the training grounds at all. Honestly, the knight had felt as if the princess would keel over the moment she ran a few steps.

Olga Muller was proven wrong.

Not only did Princess Adelheid persist in her training, but she excelled. Although the seventh princess was disappointed by her lack of progress, Olga didn't see it that way.

Aura training depended on the body. As such, aura training ordinarily started at twelve or thirteen when the body started growing the most. It was already incredible that the seventh princess could persist and increase the amount of aura within her in spite of her small size and weakened body. Olga was guiding Princess Adelheid to build up her foundation so that when the princess finally entered the best stage to train, her future path would be smoother than most.

Prodigies like Matilda Avery were an anomaly. An exception among exceptions.

Olga herself was quite talented in aura, a genius among her peers. Considering that she was an ordinary commoner who had

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