The Last True Female (Lexie) (by Sylvia Vance) novel Chapter 117

Chapter 117

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However, when Nelson’s eyes locked onto her, like he was trying to see through her soul, Lexie felt a little on edge.

Feeling Nelson’s unapologetic gaze on her, Lexie shifted in her seat and gave a nervous cough before finally breaking the silence.

“Prince Nelson?” Lexic finally asked.

“I’m here, Lex,” Nelson said, his voice gentle.

Lexie gave a short, awkward laugh.

Meeting Nelson’s gentle gaze, Lexie gave a nervous chuckle before turning to look at him, her voice steady.

“Your Highness, can I ask you something?” she said in a serious tone.

“Ask away,” Nelson replied.

“Back on Bolrasai Planet, during the freshman boot camp, that beastman with the snake tail I bumped into at the lake… was that you?” Lexie asked.

“That’s right, it was me,” Nelson replied, straightforward as ever.

“Ha! You just admit it so easily!” Lexie teased, a little amused.

Seeing Nelson’s honest answer, Lexie couldn’t help but chuckle.

“Since I was the one who did it, there’s no way I could deny it. Even though our first meeting wasn’t exactly great, I never meant to hurt you,” Nelson said.

“Lex, you’re just a little too skittish,” he added with a gentle smile.

“Alright, I guess I am a bit skittish,” Lexie admitted. “But Prince Nelson, do you also have a severe gene disease?”

“That’s right. If I didn’t have a gene disease, I never would have ended up in that lake in the first place,” Nelson replied.

“My gene disease acted up, and the pain was unbearable. I could only hide at the bottom of the lake, just wanting a moment of respite,” he explained.

“But I never expected to run into you there,” Nelson added.

“At the time, I suspected you were a female, but I never imagined that female would actually be you,” he said.

“Lexie, the fact that you appeared before everyone as an artificial female bot was truly unexpected,” Nelson remarked.

“Seriously, who would’ve thought you’d give up being a regular female just to play the part of an artificial female bot, a role with such a low status?” Nelson said.

“Low status? Come on, I just wanted to keep things simple,” Lexie shot back. “Just like today, Gary was calling me an ugly weirdo the whole time.

“Honestly, compared to you all, I’m nothing special. Maybe just kind of cute, if I’m being generous. I’m not even close to those drop–dead gorgeous types,” Lexie said, a little self–mockingly.

“But even though I’m not much to look at, you guys with money and status still end up running after me,” she added.

“Out of all of you, Arthur comes to me because he feels responsible, and Marshal Drake actually cares about me,” Lexie said.

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“But as for the rest of you, it’s definitely not love that brings you here,” she continued.

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“Nelson, you’re the crown prince of the Federation. You’ve got money, power, and you’re easy on the eyes, Lexie pointed

out.

“If I weren’t a female, someone like you would be way out of my league, someone I’d never even have a shot with in my whole life,” she admitted.

“But now, just because I’m a female, you’re willing to come down to my level just to talk to me,” Lexie said.

“Let’s be real, you don’t actually like me,” Lexie said, her voice fla

“If that’s the case, then you’re only here because I’ve got something you want,” she continued.

“So, Prince Nelson, what kind of value are you hoping to get out of me?” Lexie asked, locking eyes with him.

“Honestly? There’s a ton. Your identity as a female, your ability to have kids, your healing powers, and just how rare you are, these are all things I seriously value,” Nelson admitted.

“Lexie, in this whole interstellar era, females are almost extinct. Right now, you’re literally the last one,” Nelson said, his tone dead serious.

“Your fertility means you could actually give the royal family new blood. That’s huge,” he went on.

“And your healing ability? That’s even more insane. You could save royals, maybe even the top dogs of the Federation. That kind of worth, no one can put a price on it,” Nelson added.

“And if you ever became part of the royal family, your fertility could take the Federation to a whole new level,” he finished, locking eyes with her.

“All that? It’s priceless, there’s no way money could ever measure your worth,” Nelson said, his voice low and serious.

“So the moment your identity was exposed, whether you liked it or not, you were already swept into a storm of power and interests,” he added.

“Lexie, even with Austin and Arthur’s abilities, they can’t truly protect you. Even if you’ve got Kaelen Tideborne the Merman King and the clan leader of the reclusive Nine–Tail Vulpes by your side, it still wouldn’t be enough,” Nelson said, unwavering.

“Even if they all joined forces, they still couldn’t shield you from what’s coming,” he continued, his voice cold and certain.

“Lex, let me be straight with you. In this whole Aetherion Interstellar Zone, it’s not just the Federation and the Empire running the show. There are plenty of powerful reclusive clans in the shadows,” Nelson said, his voice low and serious,

“One of these clans could go toe–to–toe with an entire empire. And trust me, there’s more than just one or two of them,” he added.

“If they ever decided to team up, even the Federation and the Empire together wouldn’t stand a chance against them,” Nelson said, his tone unwavering.

“So if you really want to live in peace, joining forces with me is the smartest move you can make right now,” he finished, locking eyes with her.

Hearing Nelson say that, Lexie just stared at him, dumbfounded.

“Wait, reclusive clans? You’re saying they’re actually stronger than the Empire and the Federation put together?” Lexie asked,

disbelief clear in her voice.

“That’s right,” Nelson replied, his tone unwavering.

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