A Chronicle of Life in a Different World

For a girl named Ruvillia, it was not long before she turned ten that the world became faded.

It's my first social occasion as a person born in a noble home. It was a rapprochement meeting held in King's City with many children of nobles, and it was a place that could be said to be a battlefield for those born in the nobility's house.

From the Marquis above to the Baron below, the event, attended by children of the same age as Ruvillia, both territorial and court nobles, was filled with tension and determination for Ruvillia.

It is easy for participants who have a connection between houses and have a “future opponent” in the form of forgiveness, but for those who do not, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a place for a final game that bets on their own future.

Connect with other aristocrats as born in aristocratic houses, gather information, and, if possible, pull out to benefit their own houses. There was a unique sense of urgency to dress without giving it up and to smile on the surface and cut each other with the blade of words.

It is not only a place to connect faces, but also a place to look for a future marriage partner, and in the case of Ruvillia, to join with his father, the Count of Velg, and to look for a “husband candidate” while spreading the boundaries.

Of course, it is Count Werg who decides who to marry and puts it together, but if the conversation goes well, he may be cut off from the other side.

At that time, Ruvillia was a relatively “promising stock”, as she was the second daughter of the Viscount of Velg, who was also born of her rightful wife, just like her eldest sons Louis and her eldest daughter.

The most popular is the eldest son, who is likely to succeed the governor.

Then there is the eldest daughter who has no boy and needs to take a son-in-law.

The second son who succeeds the governor if anything happens to the eldest son.

There are others who will succeed the governor, but the eldest and second daughters who are expected to receive generous assistance from their “parents" if they welcome their daughter-in-law.

Ruvillia struck at the end of these four, and there were people who spoke up quite often when the rapprochement began. A large aristocracy, a small aristocracy - narrow or remote with territory, or a court aristocracy, but no big job? For the second son of a house like that, Ruvillia was “the best place to go.”

Of course, there is no imitation that Ruvillia and I will be taken for granted. First, we will introduce ourselves from a light greeting and gather information about the other person's home while communicating with each other.

In this way, we will explore whether there is any material that would benefit the Värg family in the event of a connection, how much it would be if it were, and whether it would be detrimental to the interests of other aristocracies.

At this time, the appearance and character of the opponent is secondary. As for Ruvillia, I would be glad if the opponent had a good appearance and still a favorable personality, but they do not take precedence over the interests of the house.

Although not attractive in a profitable sense at present, this is not the case if it is likely to be in the future. However, few of them had better vessels than Ruvillia, ten years old, and even if they had, they would have been "sold" or the ladies of the Earls and Marquises would have gone first to secure them.

For this reason, as Ruvillia, I set the score to zero even though there was no big score, and I was going to find a suitable opponent first. Ruvillia was most careful to fail because she still had time to get married.

I was paying-- I was supposed to.

From there, I can't remember Ruville well. I remember drinking a drink because I was tired of talking, but when I thought I felt sick, I fell unconscious.

On that occasion, Ruvillia gained a bad reputation among the noble children. After a few weeks of falling, she was unable to recover and finally go out to socialize with the party, thus spreading a fatal reputation as a noble lady with a weak body.

The years that followed make life as difficult for Ruvillia to breathe as if her vision were greyed out.

His father, his brother, Louis, and his eldest sister, the eldest daughter, treated him gently and did not improve their condition, although they did various efforts to heal Ruvillia's body.

Her eldest daughter begins to worry about whether she should marry her "siblings of the time” first. Fly Ruvillia to marry her younger siblings, and Ruvillia will be too weak to marry.

Marriage was the only way to do that, but I had to say that it was very suspicious whether to give birth to a child, and the reputation among the aristocrats was as good as dead as the noble lady.

Nevertheless, Ruvillia does not give up - in fact, she continues to scratch her feet while still being dominated by more than half a dozen ideas.

If you know that there is a healing wizard standing on your arm, you will be summoned, and if you are unable to come, you will receive medical treatment yourself. Someone with excellent medical skills was invited to eat magic medicine, medicine, and what is considered good for the body, and to move the body while watching the physical condition.

But it was all in vain, and Ruvillia never got better. Even if my body became easier temporarily, my condition often deteriorated and I fell down again.

One suggestion comes from Sebastian, the family order, whether he felt pitiful about Ruville or whether he had talked to Count Werg and Louis before.

It was information about an advanced monster with an excellent healing magic arm called Unicorn, and it was said that it might be possible to heal Ruvillia.

But there were three problems with that.

Unicorn lives in neighboring countries - also in La Paris, which is beyond Mataloy, and requires a long journey beyond its borders.

Even if Unicorn arrives in the large forest of Lille, it is likely that they will be asked for “consideration” for treatment.

We need a strong escort who can take the sick Ruvillia on a journey and not turn monsters or bandits into objects on the way.

These problems were “inherently” unsuitable. Although it was expected that Sebastian would be able to return, it was more likely that Sebastian would not be able to return after taking Ruvillia alone.

Conversely, it was considered to bring the unicorn, but Sebastian was frustrated because he affirmed that it was impossible.

That's why Ruvillia had to give up - if she had to.

Without turning long journeys into objects, you are in a position to cross the border, and even if monsters and bandits attack you, you will be able to protect Ruvillia. Such a "convenient person” appeared.

Ruvillia still clearly remembers the first time she met Reurus.

Because suddenly Ruvillia jumped through the roof of the carriage while Kimira was attacking her. Even if you try to forget it, it's not an easy way to meet.

After that, Louis invited him to the house of the Viscount of Velg, where he met him, but he was a strange man. At that time, I didn't think about traveling together for two months afterwards, and I realized that there were strange people in the world.

And since the beginning of the journey, which was a turning point for Ruvillia, the impression of Reurus has changed dramatically.

Although Reurus responded with due courtesy, he was not interested in Ruvillia - "That's why” Ruvillia was attracted.

Cross your eyes, cross your words, or follow your back with your eyes. There was something fascinating about it. Ruvillia's heart sighs as time passes, even though the adventurer doesn't seem to have the opportunity to exchange words.

I was ashamed of myself, but when did it make a decisive difference to Ruville? Unicorn - when Reurus assumed responsibility for the 'Neck Hunt' extermination, a condition offered by Axis, or when Ruvillia pledged to bet her life.

"If you're willing to risk your life, I'm willing to risk mine."

The words lit a fire deep in Ruvillia's heart. As declared, the fire turned into a flame when he defeated the "neck hunt" with his life.

Still, a girl named Ruvillia was noble. Though I realized the enthusiasm in my chest and expressed my thoughts, it was an act that I realized would not be bound.

I have no choice but to give up. You must serve as a noble lady until your body has healed.

So tell yourself, after breaking up with the Reurus, Ruvillia returned to Accra. The long-suffering “illness” disappeared and restored a healthy body. More than that, we must spread the word that our bodies have been restored and find a new bride.

As a nobleman - yes, as a nobleman.

Ruvillia told herself that and began to move to regain her stagnant time. I remembered the pleasure of moving my body on a two-month journey, so I walked around the garden of the mansion like every day while embarrassing Louis and Anemone, but I did what I had to do as a noble lady.

But unexpectedly, Ruvillia notices.

After a journey with Reurus and the others, the world regained its color for the first time in years. When did the world that was supposed to be colored lose color again?

I am honestly delighted that Ruville is feeling better than before. It was also a pleasure to serve as a noble lady - it should have been.

That being said, why didn't I feel any appeal to the aristocratic men who looked at me? Rationale calmly calculates the benefits to the Count of Werg - the family that turns into the Count of Werg - but instinctively, the shards are not attractive either.

And one day, Ruvillia realized that her thoughts about putting the lid on were about to burst out. It was a good memory, and I was about to forget it, but I was about to break the lid and come out.

Still, Ruvillia endured. There was a moon cloudy with tears rising with the "that night” revulsion in my brain, but I told myself it was a scene of memories.

Did you notice the troubled Ruvillia? Louis invited the Count to accompany him to King's Landing, as well as to inherit the Count and the Governor. And Ruvilia nodded, but honestly, anything was fine if she was distracted.

That said, Ruvillia has reunited with Reurus. And I also understood that there was no change in the awareness of Reurus.

That's why you can give up. That's what Ruvillia thinks - the heat of love kept getting too hot to betray her thoughts.

Of course, I know you're with Ruvillia. No matter how desperate you are, there is no way for the Countess' daughter to marry an adventurer.

Like love stories, we can't celebrate being tied up beyond identity differences.

If it was really "if”, but if Reurus liked himself, he might have been able to run off by himself.

But Ruvillia is the daughter of a nobleman. As those who stood above the people, it was incumbent upon them to benefit as much as possible the territory, the people and, above all, the Counts of Werg.

With the influence of Reus on Spiritualism and the strength of Reus himself, it may seem to be a sufficient benefit. But “identity” is huge.

That's just a dream story, like Reurus getting enough to welcome himself. I fully understand that when I talk to Ruvillia.

The best thing we can do for Ruvillia is to cover up her chest of desire and marry someone who would be in the best interest of the Count Verg family.

If there is a problem, the lid will swell too much and Ruvillia herself won't give up. Ruvillia didn't think she was such a loving woman.

Nevertheless, opportunities for Ruvillia are looming.

"Reurus, I've decided on your narrative. It's not a knight, it's a quasi-bar."

According to his brother (Louis), Ruvillia...