Black Haired King

"My name is Lindalos Alkeiron, Deputy Head of the Silver Tiger Knights. I'm here to see a brunette at Count Arnold's."

"It's not tranquil to push against noble mansions without even touching them. And speaking of brunette women, what can I do for her? If you're here to confess in love at first sight, I'm sorry, but give it up. She's my precious woman."

When I said that to the joke, Lieutenant Linda Ross tried not to put it on his face, but there was an angry atmosphere. It feels like you didn't recognize me as a brunette. I guess whatever I do like that makes me angry.

"... that Lord Rona is charged with the murder of an aristocrat. Can you call me right away?

... I had some anticipation at the time they came, but I knew it wasn't too soon. Count Eshford was probably killed between late last night and this morning. You also found out in the morning that a brunette said she was the killer.

Yet this man has said as he was convinced that Rona was the killer. It's as if he was prepared in advance to tailor Rona to the killer.

"Rona? Actually, I was on vacation while I was in King's Capital. He said he was going to someone he knew, so I don't think he's in the king's capital, huh? I guess I'll be back in a few days. But you're saying there's evidence that that sweet Rona is the killer, right?

I gently intimidate there. Rona is an important woman who is helping me. If you suspect that she's the killer, you need to be quite prepared. I don't usually use power, but let me use it enough this time.

"... Gu... we are capturing a man who was conspiring with his lord Rona, and we have the testimony of that man. The man is the father of Lord Rona, the man who holds together the slums in this king's capital."

... I was surprised by the boulder. Rona's father. Hey. When I asked Rona about her old story, she didn't have a father by the time she got her mind on it, and her mother raised her by herself, although I heard that she had spent time with the Kurts since her mother died.

Is Lorna's story a lie or the story of a man who calls himself that father a lie?... or is the converse true about both of us? Naturally, Rona doesn't think she's lying. Because there's no reason to lie to me about old times.

Then maybe the man is really Rona's father. Or Lorna, as the father's replacement man for the children, including the Kurts.

I've wondered how I've lived the slums in this king's capital with only my children, but it's a simple story. I guess someone was helping out back there.

But such a person disappears from before the Ronas, and now he's trying to fall for Ronah.... It's been a lot of trouble. But first it's right in front of you.

"I see. Did the man's words tell you that Rona was the killer? Well, as far as I'm concerned, I don't think Rona did."

"But Lord Rona is also suspicious because of the man's testimony, Count"

Uh, I don't care how you say you're deciding this Rona as the killer. I'll put more pressure on the vice-knights.

"Do you believe the words of the murderer man more than my words of nobility?

"Grr... that's..."

I can't keep my mouth shut if the boulders suspect me. If I were to protect Rona, I would use power or power.

"Fair enough. Then I meet the man in person and listen to him. Show me."

"I can't do that. We haven't gotten all the information yet, so we can't let anyone see us."

I only sighed at the words of the vice knights. At the same time, my anger came to the limit. Intimidate me by putting magic on the pressure I've been releasing. Even so, I came over the dead line quite a bit. I can release a lot of pressure, even if I'm not as good as my master.

The knights who stood behind the vice-knights also stood, finally blued their faces, and the vice-knights looked spicy at my face. It's just that I haven't gotten on yet.

"You're licking me for whatever it takes, right? Lorna is my henchman, the Earl. I can't make her the killer just because of the man's confession, and I can't even let him see me. You're prepared to say that, aren't you? Ah?"

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Whoa, I accidentally put a little kill on it, too. Because of this, the knights blued their faces even more and are likely to throw up now. But I can't loosen you up here.

"I ask General Raven about this. I have to speak to His Majesty, depending on the response."

I guess you didn't think you'd get the names of the top of the country and the top of the army here. He looks at me with a surprise look. But if you do a little research, you'll know I'm close enough to talk to His Majesty. You're at our wedding, too.

It's a well-known fact that I rarely know General Raven is my separated brother, but he's still quite a involved friend. There's too much research to be done for trying to tailor Rona to the killer.

... Maybe it was a sudden decision.

It was before this that I returned from the crusade of the Dead Dragon, even though I was giving a foretaste.

I originally had a plan to kill Count Eshford, but I couldn't help but get Rona there... No, you got me, maybe you decided to get involved. Well, either way, I don't forgive the guy for plotting that. And when I tried to question the vice knights,

"Please wait, Count Arnold"

And I heard a beautiful voice. If you look at the voices, Tilicia stood as a knight. Behind them were four knights, including Latifah Listonic. A little awkward.

"Count Arnold, Lieutenant Commander Lindaros and His Excellency General Raven are here for you. Follow me."

Now I miss feeling a little distance as to whether it is in the capacity of Count and Knight, but I can't help it. Lieutenant Lindalos also gives a look like he crushed a bitter bug. Now, do you want me to follow you around?