Cheat Aru Kedo Mattari Kurashitai 《Tensei Jinsei o Tanoshimou!》

The supreme power of the Kingdom of Holy Bandam is the King.

However, it is the current situation that we cannot ignore the power of the nobility either by giving it a high degree of autonomy and allowing it to rule the land.

And the nobles who have not been given land, the so-called aristocrats, earn their income by taking up positions in the country, unlike the nobles who have land, and it is always more or less the case that adhesion occurs for those who have such privileges and those who seek to benefit.

The politics of the Kingdom of Holy Bandham is balanced by kings who do not like such adhesions, and aristocrats who take advantage of their privileges and fatten their private bellies, neutrals who do not attach to either of them, etc.

"This is Lord Frigger, you're out of time."

"This is Lord Brutozelles, was the last time I saw you about two months ago?

This man named Frigger is deputy finance minister in the heavy town of the Treasury.

This time, Ernest is coming to see this fligger.

Of course, I didn't just come to see you.

"Lord Frigger, has salt field making flourished in the east coast lately and the royal family has put a lot of budget into it?

"Ha, that's Lord Brutozelles. Information is fast."

Securing salt is a national policy in the Kingdom of Holy Bandham, where there are few coastal areas that can be developed.

There are many rights involved in salt field development, and the sale of salt is only recognized by the state and a very small number of aristocrats.

"I just happened to hear it. But salt is an important commodity for the country, so I want to invest in helping it."

"Sorry." Speaking of which! "...?

"I had an entrance exam for the Royal School of Magic the other day, and my second son passed the exam brilliantly, but surely Lord Frigger had a boy of his age, too?

"Oh, yeah..."

"Recent students, however, have lost their degree. Some of the royal magic school's entrance exams included noble brothers who behaved in contempt of the civilian class." There are those who disdain the will of the founding fathers, Akira, who said, "You can't discriminate against your identity in a school building."

The founding fathers Akira wanted to abolish identity discrimination through aristocracy, but that dream has died without being fulfilled, since that would betray those who risked their lives to cooperate with the founding fathers.

Such Akira thought at the very least, creating a school building that would be the predecessor of the Royal School of Magic, and wrote in her will, 'Nothing discriminates against identity in the school building'.

Since then, Akira's will has been handed down with cotton and continues to this day.

"Oh, my God!... Brutozelles, violence against your second son..."

"I would like to say to Your Majesty that we also want to correct the aristocratic wind discipline, but we also want to handle it as peacefully as possible because it is about children... what is wrong with you?... It just seems that it was someone close to Lord Warner of the Marquis Brennan family who wielded violence against my son... I don't want to make a big scene, but maybe it's hard..."

Frigger is a cold sweat dazzler in this story.

The Frigger family is a heavy town of the financial clan, aristocracy, and the Marquis of Brennan.

Besides, when it comes to those close to Warner, Zazim, his own son, will also be among the suspects.

"Well, my son says he remembers firmly the face of those who behaved violence against my son, and there are many witnesses"

"... Lord Brutozelles, the appearance of the person..."

"Oh, right. According to my son, at the same age, you said he was tall, guttered, and characterized by sobacus."

Frigger is going to get bored.

Ernest's story fits perfectly with the characteristics of Zazim, Frigger's son.

Of course, there are many noble children around Warner, so it is possible that they are non-Zazim.

I do, but...

Ernest was hooked on purposefully telling himself the story.

... in conclusion, it's probably about Zajim, otherwise there's no reason for Ernest to tell this story...

So why did you tell this story to yourself?

It's not a sweet story that I don't want to exaggerate, etc.

It is a great nobleman and a heavy town of kings who also contends for 1,2 within the Kingdom of Holy Bandham when it comes to the Brutozelles Border Uncle.

Naturally, the fact that there is a back is something that Frigger understands.

"Speaking of which, Lord Frigger, you were talking about investing in salt. Can I also invest in our house?

I still think Frigger looks like he crushed a bitter bug as he leaned down.

"... naturally, I was just about to bring my capital to Lord Brutozelles."

Fligger, who answers with a smile, that is nobility.

I can sarah that it's not what I think it is in my belly.

And the Brutozelles Border House was to acquire the right to sell salt, which the aristocrats had monopolized outside the royal family.

"Oh, did you, then, we'll talk about the details later... speaking of which, did you do anything other than invest?

"Yes, no, nothing..."

Ernest left the scene laughing, and Frigger was desperate to contain the anger that kept his blues up on the comet.

That night there was hours of anger at the Frigger family mansion... apparently.

Akira, the founder of the Kingdom of Holy Bandam, is a brave man and first king.

That Akira's will is absolute, and words and actions contrary to this cannot be complained of for treason, nor is it acceptable because she is a child.

In other words, Marquis Brennan, Warner's father, cannot reject this story either.

If you refuse and Warner is found guilty of treason, you will never be able to shelter him, and the Marquis Brennan family is just not important.

However, there are many aristocrats who have been founding the country for more than 500 years and have grown over a long period of time, as well as those who despise Akira's will, but few of them make public statements.

I'm not here, but this time I'm waging violence against Christoph, and it's going to cost me a lot to get rid of.