"Ha, mother, what the hell is this?"
The wandering young man asks Mr. Beresena. I wonder what the hell this situation means. I was wondering what was going on.
"What the hell, you should ask, it's me first, Berwie"
By contrast, Mr. Beresena is quiet and responds with a cold voice somewhere. That guy's name is Berwie, isn't it?
"Berwy. What the hell are you doing? What the hell is this army going to do?"
"Oh, that's..."
Asked the contrary by Mr. Beresena, a young man wandering even further. It's a little pathetic, to be honest.
He's pissed off at someone who was going to go save him.
"Oh, I want to save your mother."
"Draw your troops, declare no war, march to your neighbors"
"Well, that's what that country did first."
"There's nothing there. In that country, there is no such thing as a downfall. Only in my country, Berwie."
Yes, this is a mistake. Things that arise from unfortunate mistakes. But if something were different, things would have been catastrophic. Mostly in the havoc sense of Mr. Seles.
What would have happened if Mr. Beresena hadn't been here?
"I know what you were told. But even if that's the truth, is that the behavior that leads you from it?
Without declaring war, he leads the army, shows willingness to destroy other nations, and even points his sword at Umr. Were you willing to destroy Sueda?
"Ugh... there is no opening of the application. But even so, it doesn't change that your mother was in danger, and how do you explain that your mother's place is broken?"
Fundamental reasons. The reason he ran for the murder. In the end, it was no longer possible, but it was the cause of what was about to happen.
That, you have to talk about. Otherwise, I'm sure he's not convinced.
"Mother, I left this matter to those I trust. I don't think we can take any action against the rebels who turn it into an elephant."
So, he saw that guy better. Well, was he that trustworthy of him?
Something tells me I'm worried about him after this. You will be betrayed by a man you trusted.
"... Berwy, this whole thing, I'm the reason"
"... your mother?
"I was going to go up to the execution bench with that guy if the rebellion succeeded. But it didn't. Because you and your men pushed the rebels back lightly.
But it was too late for you to take that action. We already had countless deaths at that point, and unreasonable deaths on that occasion.
How many people would recognize you as a king, as a ruler?
"Oh, I understand what you're saying. But..."
"No, I don't understand"
As king, not recognized. He was told that he would try to argue, but Mr. Beresena would not allow it.
"If you understand, you can't act like this. You're just saying you can do it with reason, and it's not actually accompanied by action.
If you knew that your actions were unwanted by people, if you knew that being a ruler was not what everyone wanted, you couldn't act like this. "
Wrong behavior. actions that could destroy the country. As a ruling man, it would be natural not to do that.
But he did. Stay in your own emotions. Ignoring the later, he left it to the passion to move the army. As a result, he was also developing into a war with Umr.
"So I am, for you to be forgiven. For you, as king, to be recognized. I tried to use this life."
"Ha, Mother!? What the hell are you talking about!?
"Why you should move. Why you should hit the rebels. As a ruler, he said he defeated the unworthy.
Not rebels who thought of the people and fought with dignity for them, but took the royal family hostage and defeated those who risked their lives.
He said he did not stand for the people, but ruled out those who sought their rights in the change of kings. For that. "
"No way, bye."
"Yeah, it was nobody else who passed the information on. It's me."
A stunned young man, to the words that Mr. Beresena tells us. Someone who tried to save him was about to throw his own life out. The fact.
Not much, is it, this?
"... Impossible"
But he denies Mr. Beresena's words.
"It has mune by my mother's side. Besides, it was Keneregev who moved to keep you safe. You should be able to do that."
There, he solidifies. More than an earlier surprise, he opens his eyes even further and stops moving.
Mr. Beresena stared at it sadly, rudely.
"Ma'am. No. Such an idiot! That's not true!
"... yes, I'm sure it's what you think. Exactly. Berwy."
"Ah, he's a man I've trusted for a long time! He's, he's...!
"Yes, that's why that kid heard my wish. For you."
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A young man whose body trembles with a mess in the reality he is told. My mother, who wanted to save me, was about to die. Those who trusted were acting differently from their will.
It's no stranger to human disbelief.
"Then why are you with Uml?" Wasn't that the country involved!
It is too painful for him to seek another cause to deny that he no longer wants a different cause.
"It's a coincidence. And without that coincidence, I wouldn't be here. And you will surely be destroyed by Umr.
Misunderstood everything, murdered the people in vain, and left their name as fool kings over their father. "
"Oh, no, that's stupid..."
All his thoughts are muddled, and he tells a sad reality. I can't deny even wanting to deny my mother's words, and I lag behind with a glance.
Not much at all. Because he wasn't the only reason he acted that way.
I didn't think, I tried to walk, but Inai stopped me.
"Inai..."
"I know how you feel. But shut up and watch."
I stop with nothing to say to Inai, who controls me with a sad look on his face.
"But I'm the culprit, too. The reason I let you adopt the crime is on me. If this time there is someone who needs to atone for his sins, I'm sure it will be me.
So, Berwy, I'm not willing to blame you any more for this crime. Because I'm the one to blame. "
So, Mr. Beresena, smile gently. But I'm sure that won't be a relief to him.
"Hey, Berwy. Now, now we can make it. I made it. I'll take care of my responsibilities. So don't make any more mistakes, Berwy."
"... I understand..."
To Mr. Beresena's words, he responded as he looked down and clenched his fist.
As king, as bearing man, to take the right answer.
... I'm glad the war stopped, but I don't know, I'm convinced of a lot of things.