Hero Manufacturing Machine ~A Job to Make Children~

There is urgent news that a castle in Bladia territory has been seized.

Not to monsters, but to humans.

The countries that exist in this world are largely moved by two attitudes (stances).

One is the idea of "taking territory from monsters and expanding the human world."

My kingdom of Bradia is moving under this idea, which is why the King has entrusted me with child making.

And the other one.

It's a ridiculous idea to take away the territory that other countries have pioneered.

Monsters are tough.

Especially the powerful monster, commonly known as "the monster (chemistry) of the need", is tough, and there is no doubt that it has the strength of the iron magic giant (Golem) I sacrificed the other day.

If you don't have the power to jump like me, you have to be prepared for a considerable sacrifice.

It is better to deal with humans than to take such a risk.

Under the worst idea of "If you can't take land from monsters, you can take it from humans", it is the Vallegard Empire that has many attack weapons that are specialized in human opponents rather than monsters.

We are in the midst of an all-round brawl against the world to expand our own territory.

Why is the world fighting with enemies? Because there are several princesses and princesses in the Empire, and there is a fierce succession struggle due to the achievements of gaining that territory.

The scale is not comparable to my Bradia, who was fighting only at the top, and when she reaches adulthood (thirteen years old in this world), she is given what she was chosen by an openly unfair choice to test the same strength, money, the right base, whether or not she has luck with it, and when she reaches adulthood, her brothers and sisters are very busy invading other countries.

Of course, elderly people who are given a lot of time are more advantageous, but they are not necessarily excellent because they are elderly.

As proof of that, there are elderly princes who are desperately despairing of the way to the throne.

If you just want to fight for the throne, you can do it yourself in your own country, but since you are involved in the world (even though the world controlled by humans is a trivial one), you can only say that it is annoying.

Although the castle itself was taken, fortunately there were no casualties.

The outer wall was somewhat damaged by the catapults.

Under Bladia's policy of avoiding interpersonal warfare, the castle lord surrendered without fighting.

Since the King is aware of that, it will not be particularly blamed.

Rather, the king would be happy to see that there was no human damage, above all, in misfortune.

The Imperial Army did not imitate taking hostages as a negotiating ingredient and, while wearing them, they released them all.

Invasion is not a compliment in itself, but it can be said to be humane.

Under such circumstances, the stolen castle is in the middle of a countermeasure meeting about what to do about the future empire.

I wonder why I'm in such a wrong place in the kingdom, because, despite the emergency, many people have seen me easily defeat the Iron Magic Titan (Golem).

Since that incident, it seems to have been completely attacked as an excessive force.

"I'm afraid, Your Grace."

Say hello.

Ha.

Why don't you ask Ushallush for this one?

Oh, let's hear more.

"Yes, then, fear me."

Here comes the bowl.

"Even that iron magic giant (Golem), who was a" monster ", was powerful enough to kick it off. If it were you, I'd be happy to handle this difficult case."

To sum up, "It's a nasty problem and we don't want to do it ourselves because it stinks. I'll throw a round at you because there's someone lucky enough to be able to do it."

"Hmm...."

What a thoughtful king.

Slightly open your mouth.

"Usual Rush"

"Yes"

"How many of you can lead this mission?

I'm afraid, Your Majesty.

Hmm.

"We don't need soldiers. I'm on my own."

"You don't need soldiers, do you? Why would you do that?

"If you lead the soldiers, it will be a war. As my Bladia, who avoids interpersonal warfare, I know that this is something that I absolutely want to avoid. I will go to negotiations as a messenger."

"Hmm...."

King Ken.

My response seems to be overdue.

There's no way this smart king would know what I know.

All right, you're asking me.

Well, then, the usual rush.

"Yes"

"I'll leave this matter to you. I'm counting on you."

And another minister put a spear in where we were about to talk.

I'm afraid, Your Majesty.

Um, let me ask you something.

"Ushallush is the unparalleled hero of our country. I have no doubt about that."

"What are you doing?

"However, you have no diplomatic experience, and you have no experience in national politics (for each festival), nor have you ever been involved. Are you sure there's nothing wrong with leaving it to Ushallush?"

If you don't want me to do it, that's fine, but I just wanted to avoid being forced to stay here with Daladara without going ahead with the conversation.

I don't have time for this.

"Oh, that's right. Nothing's wrong."

A king who "does that" to address the minister's concerns.

"I would like to know the reason for your arrogance."

The minister who eats too much.

"Usual Rush does not pretend to be 'able' to do things that cannot be done. That's the rationale."

The King's words have great trust in me.

Neither does he succeed to the throne, nor does he treat me special. He is the prince of the end, but the king trusts me wholeheartedly. It was too much to make it known.

The minister could no longer contest the words.

"That's why. I've asked you for a different assignment, but I've left it to you."

"Yes, Your Majesty ordered me to do so."

Once separated there, I glanced at the minister.

"Remember, my original role is to create the heroes of the future."

I owe this to the minister who proposed to make good use of me, and I'll stick a nail in it.

It seems like I might have to fight humans, not monsters.

I couldn't help feeling sad about the existence of the world's troublemakers.