Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

Under my eyes, the forest was spreading as far as I could see.

If you look at the map and the azimuth magnets and cross the mountainous areas where the harpies live and head northeast - that's a vast expanse of forest. It is the kingdom of Einfeus, inhabited by beasts and elves.

Though once roads are maintained, they are not as spacious as the streets of other countries, under the impression that from the sky you can catch a glimpse of the path in the deep woods.

Because it is more north than Verdogal, it can still be called cool as a climate. The climate will be cold in the spring and cool in the summer. With the protection of the Spirit, it is not as problematic as the climate changes, but it attracts people's attention because of that, so we have about something to wear layered on top to suit the land pattern once.

Listen to various stories about Einfeus in the middle of it while traveling at high altitudes with camouflage to be discreet.

"Scratch it, but on the map, the capital is in this position. Then there's the base in these positions."

King Ignado marks the map spread over the bridge desk with pebbles.

"The central part of Einfeus will be the forest capital directly ruled by the Beast King. There are big trees and lakes all over the Great Forest... and there's a big base there."

And, Oldia.

Apparently, that place with the big trees and lakes is the urban area for Einfeus. In the middle of the Great Forest - the Forest Capital is a symbolic painting showing both the Great Tree and the Lake.

"And from the center, he sends more than one official to rule the province in the name of the Beast King and the chiefs of the family."

"So you have a couple of government officials in one big hub?"

"It will. Officials are chosen from more than one family because the idea is based on the idea that various beasts will join hands so that strong families will not abuse weak families. The beasts gather to make their country... This is based on the philosophy of His Majesty the First Beast King."

And one of the officials posted to the eastern base is Digrov.

"What position does the elf stand in… Einfeus?

Rosemary asks, Regina answers.

"The elves are also treated as one of their families. However, there are some parts that are slightly more difficult, but fair, so you are admired by a weak family. Because you have a consistent attitude towards everyone, so if you understand how they live, there's nothing unreasonable about them."

"There is, maybe there is. Elves are more alert to those outside, but once they see themselves as companions living in the same woods and accept them, they have somewhere to treat them like family."

And Auria said. Hmm. Auria is somewhat unorthodox, but she may also be said to be an elf in that she is not fair or powerful. I get out of the workplace, but there's no mistake that I'm respected as a guild leader.

King Ignado says with his eyes closed as he arms up.

"Well, there are those backgrounds and philosophies, and the Beast King has a role to play in solving the problems between the families. They mediate troubles, or they try to make sure that a family that wins by force never abuses a weak family. It sends officials to the provinces and gives them a glimpse so that the various clans can enjoy a better life in a livable base. In that sense, the Elves are allies whose roles and policies are consistent with those of the Beast King."

They don't seem to be very interested in the Beast Throne itself for that matter, and they don't even come out in the Beast King inheritance battle?

On the contrary, he may be disturbed by the ambitious, who seek to spread his interests only by his own family. Most importantly, there are discussions with the chief of the family, so it is harder to run wild disregarding his position and role as king of beasts.

It's not the same as the usual royal formation. Is it because he is a king born out of the gathering of the various beasts?

"But realistically, many parts don't follow the philosophy, many don't. I've been trying to correct those parts as much as I can."

And King Ignado seems slightly troubled. As for the enemy's words or his great name... was King Ignado too much for his weak clan and force declines?

It is difficult for us to give an objective assessment of Einfeus, which is not very informative outside. As for King Ignado himself, there is something that makes me wonder if the great name of the enemy really applies.

"We're not familiar with the situation in Einfeus. If what they say is legitimate, we could have raised the issue in a different way."

Especially if you are holding discussions with the Beast King's philosophy and family chief. It doesn't seem like a tide that the Beast King is too strong to give an opinion.

"At a time when they're choosing a way to kidnap and take hostages, they also know that the claim isn't something that can attract empathy"

Claudia says with her eyes closed. Me and everyone nodded to agree with the word.

"... right. Maybe he was a little weak."

And when King Ignado grinned and nodded, Oldia and Regina also laughed calmly.

Not with King Ignard, who can also listen to his opponents like that and see if his reign is right... it would be incomparable. Sometimes I'm called the Great Beast King just because I've been in office for a long time.

And assuming that their purpose is in Oldia, not the Beast King, then it's not too bad. Nothing but pre-construction.

If it is aimed at Oldia's abilities…? We need to move with that possibility in mind.

As we move on to talk about this and the domestic situation of Einfeus, etc. - eventually we see a large giant tree and a clear lake on the other side of the forest that spreads under our eyes.

"Again... that's an amazing giant tree"

It's not like the Spirit Tree of the Temple of Moonlight again... but I wonder if there's something similar about the scale. It is worthy of the name of the Forest Capital and seems to be fully integrated with the urban areas and forests.

I also see a castle where I can lean against giant trees. I don't know... I guess it's stone as a building material, but it's a castle with the impression that it's intertwined with moss everywhere and integrated with the forest.

"That's the forest capital, Lestenberg."

And Oldia said.

"Will it be in the form of stopping in Lestenberg, talking to the chiefs of the family, and then going east? If it were normal, Digrov, the official, wouldn't be moving from the east either."

"Right. According to the deputy Hawkman, they were planning to head to the east in a dragon cage."

"Are the Clan Chiefs the ones you trust and are okay with?

King Ignado nods after a few ideas as Grace asks.

"Basically, he has endorsed and cooperated with Non's policy. When we get to the policy stage, we don't have a fine difference of opinion, but we don't even have a serious conflict with it."

"Sure... if you want to say something in the consultation system, you're going to raise the issue at the policy stage."

Right. It is only a matter of possibility in the future that a strong family is taken lightly to cause a decline in national power. If you are in a position to work at the heart of the country and you are truly afraid, you should work to make it right by insisting on King Ignado.

But I didn't. At that point, I don't think even the chief of the clan is involved, or it's just a little before Digrov and the others built it to justify it.

Many clan chiefs are involved in the conspiracy. If we're going to create a consensus to talk to Digrov, it's really going to be necessary to reveal it to the chiefs of the family and get it through.

First of all... shall we greet the chiefs of the family as escorts from the Kingdom of Verdogal?

The Sirius said it would be fine if we let him dock by the lake near the castle, so he followed the guide to you, uncamouflaged him from a short distance, and slowly dropped altitude.