As the queen of planet L77 and the wife of Arus, Amelia should have helped her husband solve his problems at this time, or faced the difficulties together.

However, she was ill and bedridden, leaving Arus to face the unknown difficulties alone.

It was not difficult for Amelia to see that Arus did not tell her about the difficulties they were facing so that she could rest and recuperate.

This made Amelia feel very uncomfortable and guilty.

Because she didn't want her husband to bear everything alone.

"It's not an important matter. Let's drink the medicine first."

Just as Amelia thought, Arus did not tell her about the crisis that L77 was currently facing. He just gently performed his duties as a husband and took care of his sick wife in bed.

After feeding Amelia the medicine and watching her fall into a deep sleep under the effect of the medicine, Arus got up and left the bedroom.

Outside, the minister of L77, who was also Arus's confidant, had been waiting outside the palace for an unknown period of time.

When he saw Arus coming out of the bedroom, he immediately followed Arus.

"How's the situation?"

Arus strode towards his daily office, asking the trusted ministers who followed him without turning his head.

"His Highness Leo and His Highness Astra have suppressed several unidentified troublemakers in the city, but the people of the capital are still living in unrest. Those troublemakers are like bugs, always popping up at any time and place, and then creating chaos without hesitation."

The trusted minister immediately reported to Arus a piece of news that was not good, and even a little bad.

The public security in the capital of Planet L77 is already somewhat unguaranteed, not to mention how bad the situation is in the cities outside the capital.

Even if the trusted ministers did not report the relevant intelligence, Arus could roughly guess it.

As for those troublemakers, Arus knew clearly that the Magma people were behind them.

But knowing this is useless, because the Magma people have already set their sights on L77, and it is unknown when they will launch a war against L77.

Arus naturally wanted to avoid the outbreak of war, but the Magma people had no intention of talking to Arus.

For the planet L77, they only gave two options: either surrender unconditionally and let all the people of L77 become slaves of the Magma people; or go to war and have a fight to the death, and achieve the glory of the Magma people in the war.

Arus didn't want to choose any of these options, but he had no choice.

In the universe where the planet L77 is located, the Magma people are the most notorious evil aliens.

Before they set their sights on planet L77, no one knew how many planetary civilizations they had destroyed in the universe, which is enough to show how terrifyingly powerful they were.

Faced with such a terrible enemy, Arus had no confidence that he could protect L77 from their invasion.

Of course, he had also thought about seeking help from L77's brother planet, D60.

However, all the messengers he sent out never returned, and no news was ever heard from again.

Communications with D60 were also forcibly cut off, so that Arus could not contact D60 at all and could only face the invasion of the Magma people alone.

In order not to cause panic among the people, the news of the Magma invasion was limited to the ministers in the palace.

But this matter is destined not to be concealed for long. If nothing is done, when the Magma people arrive, the unprepared people will suffer a devastating disaster.

Therefore, the construction of the shelter has been in full swing, but I don’t know whether the Magma people will give them time to build the shelter before invading.

Thinking of this, Arus had already arrived at his daily office, and also saw a group of ministers who were waiting for his arrival.

Without further ado, Arus, who had no time to rest, immediately began to discuss with his ministers how to deal with the invasion of the Magma people.

This discussion took most of the day.

After the ministers left, Leo and Astra came to meet the emperor and brought some food to Arus.

"Father, please eat first. You haven't eaten for a day."

Astra looked at Arus, who looked a little haggard, and brought the food to Arus with concern.

"Well, have you eaten yet?"

Arus nodded, then expressed concern.

"Father, we have already eaten."

Leo stepped forward and replied.

"It's fine after you eat. Calculating the time, your mother will soon wake up. If you have nothing else to do, please help me take care of your mother."

While eating the food brought by Leo and Astra, Arus did not forget his bedridden wife.

"Okay, Father."

Leo and Astra looked at each other, then responded in unison.

Then they turned and left to take care of their mother as Arus had instructed.

However, on the way to Amelia's bedroom, Astra said to Leo with a worried look in her eyes: "Brother Leo, father looks so tired. I have never seen father look like that before."

"Yes, so what we can do is to relieve father's worries as much as possible. But that damn Magma..."

Leo nodded, then spoke with some gritted teeth.

"Brother Leo, don't say anything for now. It's better not to let mother know about these things for the time being, so as not to affect her mood and delay her recovery."

Hearing this, Astra immediately interrupted to prevent Amelia from hearing their conversation and causing unnecessary trouble.

Leo also knew this, so he immediately shut up when Astra reminded him, then took a few deep breaths and quickly calmed himself down.

After doing all this, they arrived in front of Amelia's bedroom, announced it, and pushed the door open.

At the same time, Arus was worried about the invasion of the Magma people. He had lost his appetite after eating a few bites of food. He was frowning and thinking about countermeasures.

Then the next second, Arus's eyes fixed, and he stood up suddenly, shouting angrily: "Who? Get out here!"

Along with Arus's lion-like roar, wisps of black mist spread out from the corners of the walls and soon covered the floor.

"As expected of Arus the Lionheart, he's quite perceptive."

Then, a figure slowly emerged from the diffuse black fog.