How to Live as the Enemy Prince

Alan's silent mouth opens for a while.

"Yes. You may decide now, Prince."

Callian calmly waited for Allen's next words, knowing that it was the answer not to fight back at this time.

"Decide who you want to share your secret with. It's not too soon for strangers, so it shouldn't be too hard to order them around."

I hurried to finish work because I was worried about Kalian, and this time I told Plants a secret.

Of course, Kalian really didn't say much to Plants.

He only said that time had gone back and that he had a relationship with Chase. The rest was discovered by Plants himself, either by the actions he had shown or by the words he had previously surrounded.

· · · · · · · Even though.

No, it's too much, isn't it? Wouldn't it be easier to watch how much more you're going to be seen?

Soon Alan's face turned red and blue.

I had to be angry, but I couldn't say anything else because I knew I was struggling with Chase today.

Because of this, Kalian quickly handed over the liquor that Plants left behind. He insisted that he would never tell the owner of the Lawton Forge that he had almost been caught, or that he might have been caught a little.

"There won't be any more."

It's not an answer at all.

At last, Alan sighs. With him, Kalian smiles deeply. He realized that the teacher's anger had been lifted.

Anyway, the anger didn't clear up the entanglement, so Alan drank the liquor Calian gave him on his own. Then, I was surprised and asked.

"Your brother drank something like this?"

It wasn't the liquor I wanted to drink, but it was meant to be scattered around. I don't know, but it must have been a lot of liquor.

Anyway, without much answers, Calian pours another drink into Alan's empty glass. Keeping my secret is Jem's disease, but I'm good at keeping others' secrets.

"Won't you have a drink? We all got caught anyway."

"I quit drinking, Master."

Callian laughs and shakes his head at Allen's words.

* * *

The day after many people had a really noisy day.

The celebration of King Cairus' birthday began for Remain, who brought the cause.

Actually, Le Maine's birthday party was not particularly different.

Drinking red pomegranate juice as soon as I opened my eyes was the same thing. The only difference was that they did not receive Lapranian flowers as old as they were.

It's Callian. Merlin took it, but not Remain. As a result, Remain was disgusted by Alan, who had come early in the morning with a shivering look on his face, and Raul, the Grand Chamberlain with thirty-nine Lapanian flowers beside him.

"What is it?"

Raul answered Remain's question slowly but politely.

"Yes, Your Majesty. Earl Manasil,"

"Throw it away."

Remain didn't listen to Raul until the end.

Thanks to this, Alan chews on an unfrozen belly and Raul looks very embarrassed.

Alan is familiar with Remain's misconceptions. It was unfair.

"Don't get me wrong."

There's only one person in the world who buys Alan flowers. It was only Veronica, my granddaughter, who wouldn't get hurt even if I put her in the eye. Why would Alan bring flowers to a guy like Remain who's secretly bringing Chase in?

So, of course, the flowers weren't prepared by Alan.

"I followed you here for another reason."

Alan puts the report on Remain's desk, which is why he came into Remain's room with the flowers. And he said with a very annoying face.

"Flowers are for my beautiful pupil, so you don't have to throw them away."

Le Maine's eyes return to Raul. Once again, Raul opened his mouth with a quicker and more respectful tone.

"Yes. Earl Manasil brought me flowers from Prince Kalian."

It contained the name of a useless Allan, but the conclusion was that it was prepared by Calian and presented to Allan's side.

In fact, to be a little more precise, it should be that Khalian, who accepted Jan's opinion of Merlin, prepared the flowers through Merlin again, then passed them on through Allen and Raul to Remain. Even Calian has not been meticulous enough to take care of such things.

I was going to say hello to Le Maine on a morning schedule anyway, but I just sent her ahead because there were other brothers and sisters, and I couldn't carry the Kalian Bay flowers.

Remain nods just then, and Raul carefully leaves the flowers on his desk. Alan, who glanced at the red flower, asked about the root cause of the situation.

"Are you sure you don't want a new marriage?"

Le Maine's expression was hard to express. I felt frustrated in some ways, and I looked angry in some ways.

"Stop talking about it."

So Alan nods, smiling, in response. It's because I feel like I'm suffering.

It's because I've been hearing so many stories about welcoming new queens lately. I already have three princes, and Randall's supposed to be getting married soon, and I can't help but get annoyed by that.

- Knock knock.

Then Raul, the Grand Chamberlain, came back with a knock.

Now it is said that the three princes will come to celebrate their birthday, and Alan comes out to hear it.

While Remain's birthday celebration continues, Alan has decided to have a little chat with Chase. Chase came to see Alan because he was busy with a different schedule all day yesterday and couldn't see him alone.

* * *

Now that you have escaped the Renaissance, it is a rose.

Calian sighed for a short time while looking at the rose garden full of buds, feeling like all the flowers in the world are going to be disgusted.

I looked out the window without much thought, but I felt a sudden sinking.

When I saw the rose, I remembered.

The inevitable today. It was Randall.

The cat cries strangely, just as you noticed that Calian is not in a good mood.

"Meeon!"

'I am Prince Kalian's cat.'

The cat is now in Callian's arms.

That's right.

The cat still has no name.

Raven's name was Calian, but he could not name his cat. Others dared not name his cat.

Anyway, Hina left Prince Kalian with a guy called Prince Kalian's cat and went out to support him in the square. Jan said, accepting the cat back from Calian.

"You have to go now. Hair your cat."

"Yes."

Kalian nods, still looking at the garden. After that, I magically plucked the cat's fur off, which was sitting white in the prince's conquest, and went out. And as always, I went to the Palace of Arfia with Jan and Kyrie. Remain was already in the Palace of Arfia, so he decided to meet the princes there again this year.

"Let's talk and get out of here."

With that said, Jan and Kiri, who had sent Calian to face Remain, stood quietly outside Remain's office with the other servants.

Then Yan saw the cat fur on my clothes, and I heard the footsteps from a distance.

Remain, as well as the princes, were in the Oval Office, and the servants and maids made no footsteps. Yan opened his eyes wide to find out whose footsteps it was.

It was Chase, long blue hair that could tell who he was.

Across the hall from Remain. So Chase arrives at Allen's office and pauses. Then he walked towards Kiri, one of the servants who showed him an example.

"You're the kid I saw yesterday. Prince Kalian's servant."

Then I pretended to know him like this.

It was an unexpected situation, but Kiri did not panic and politely replied as Jan had learned something.

"Greetings to the prince of Cecretia. Prince Kalian's acolyte."

Then Chase opened his mouth again in a soft tone.

"I hear your sword is excellent. I heard about the bar. Birds of Cecretia are very diligent."

"Your Grace."

Tailan, a surprising knight, stands in the way of Chase as he tells the tale of the Gambler through Cecretia's tribute.

Kyrie laughs for a moment.

It seems like the resemblance to Chase is something that Kalian is good at uncovering. Even Chase was not my secret, but he was putting the secret of Cecretia in his mouth, so at least we should consider Kalian better.

Anyway, Chase, smiling slightly at Tailan's jersey, looks back at Kiri and asks.

"You must have been lucky to remember me like this. I just want to know your name."

At that moment, Kiri hesitated.

Jan quickly looks at Kyrie. It is because we should not hesitate when the royal family asks for a name. It was a technique that was not different because it was called Cecretia.

Thankfully, Chase waited for Kiri's word without saying anything.

"Kirrier,"

The last name was not meant to be spoken.

It was because I thought it would be okay to say that in Cecretia, even the people without castles work in the royal palace. Chase tilted his head and asked again.

"Is there a last name?"

Kyrie, who lowers her head, closes her eyes.

"My last name is Bern."

Chase's eyes light up in shock for a moment. Soon, however, Chase smiles again, nodding and opening his mouth.

"Kirrier Bern. That's your name."

"Yes, it is."

Even though Chase's desire to escape was a chimney, Chase wouldn't let go of Kiri. Jan seems interested because it's a child carried by the Swordmaster, Kalian, and also has a strong power.

"What a surprise. Your castle is an ancient horse that descends on the throne of Cecretia. Do you know?"

Kalian never told me what it meant in the name of Bern. I just said it was a good idea, but I didn't tell the right story.

"I don't know what comes down to the royal family of Cecritia."

An ancient language on a continent that was used long before the Exodus War. The only place it came down was Cecretia. So Cyril of Cairys told me all about it.

Chase also opened his mouth again to explain whether he expected Kyrie to know what he meant.

"Bern. Means you're an unforgettable hero." So it looks good on you. Remember, it's a good intention in Cairis, even if it's meaningless. "

"I'll do that. Thank you."

I don't thank you at all.

An unforgettable hero.

If that's what you really mean, that's completely wrong.

* * *

Alan can't stop talking to Chase and Kiri halfway.

I just let it go because I thought it would be okay, but after realizing it was even mentioned by the name Bern, I regretted it later.

Eventually, Alan opens the door to the bureau in horror of Kiri's gratitude and calls Chase in a hurry.

"It's a lovely outdoor atmosphere, so it's a good idea to listen to it alone. Go ahead and eat."

Chase turns to look at Kiri, greeting him briefly, and then follows Alan into the room. All attendants, including Tailan, were left outside.

Chase, who sits across from Allen, replies late after the door closes.

"I'm glad to hear that here, and I'm late to have a conversation."

"Yes, I was listening."

Soon Alan picked up a cup of coffee and put it down.

This is because I feel like it's because I drank alcohol the other day.

"You still like coffee, Lord Manasil."

Since he was a baron in Cecretia and an earl in Cairys, he thought about what to call him, and decided to name him only honor.

"There's always a lot going on, so I'm anxious now that it's gone."

"I understand. I feel uneasy if nothing is always there."

Chase nods and looks at Alan's coffee cup for a moment.

Chase opened his mouth again about three or four times when the water vapor that was rising from the coffee was dispersed.

"But I was always anxious when something was missing."

Alan looks at Chase, who was hard to fathom what he meant by that.

"I forgot something I shouldn't have forgotten. I am."

Chase, who came all the way to this far-off country, looked at Alan to tell him that he always remembered what he had forgotten.