Immortal Sage

"Then why don't we all go?"

When I talked to Sizka after worrying about the problem, she returned it gently with a natural expression.

"Lord Wolfe cares too much about his surroundings. It's just self-satisfaction to say," It's dangerous. "

Sizka turns into a serious look. I tell her to teach me.

"Sure, Lord Wolfe has isolated powers, but you seem too young to really know people's hearts..."

"Having said that, you wouldn't bother to see everyone in danger, would you?

Sizka put me out of my way in an unexpected direction. I argued with my common sense,

"You know what I mean. It means being protected unilaterally and being seen."

I have myself stunned by Sizka's words.

When did I grow up?

I knew better than anyone what it meant to be treated as a 'weak man' when Count Svein's 'fallen', 'failed' and punched in the pussy...

It's just a thought to protect me.

That's just as insulting to the people who are looking up there.

You need to protect yourself because you're weaker than you are, and it's no different from being looked down on from above than 'I'll protect you' for a human being trying to line up with you.

"What are you doing, I..."

At some point, I fall into self-loathing when I'm the kind of person I've come to hate furiously.

"Not yet, you'll make it."

Sizka urges me to lean down.

Right...

Apologize to everyone first.

"You haven't crossed the border yet..."

"I suppose we should see it in time, but I'm afraid we can't just walk into the Coral Kingdom and fight the Rasgakan Imperial Army on our own."

Julia returns an answer containing her concerns to the mark exploring the situation near the border between the Las Gakans Empire and the Kingdom of Coral.

"Your Majesty must have been hit in the hand. At the same time as the invasion begins, the Coral kingdom is about to request reinforcements, so how quickly can our troops arrive?"

I'm relieved to see Holly regaining her calm and doing accurate analysis as usual.

After that, when I gathered everyone and bowed my head, I apologized for my own growth and suggested that we all gather information.

When I bowed my head, Holly looked wacky and upset, but noticed the eyes of the other members and began to explain the direction of gathering information while coughing lightly.

"You looked unusual and cute..."

"Kodama!?

"Mr. Kodama... shut up if you don't want to see your eyes that make you want to erase your memory"

Also, Kodama, who said something extra, pinpoints Holly's scales...

Even if Kagame tries to stop him, there's no way Holly would miss a statement mocking herself.

To Holly, who gives advice with a glance at Kodama, Kodama, so frightened that she can't even utter words, keeps shaking her head in silence.

"It's good to be back on track all the time"

See how Holly and the others are doing, and return a silent affirmation to Chris, who laughs at me with a bitter laugh.

Now, we can still afford to laugh at this, but we have so little experience that I'm pretty sure we all have no experience in battle against the human army.

Dozens of troops were opponents before when we cleaned up the case with the Grids and Vins, and we consider this battle with thousands of troops to be completely separate.

Six months ago, I never thought I'd risk 10,000 human lives to face the Veredas, including my enemies and allies.

Once upon a time, Mark and Yulia, experienced in the military, Holly, the head of the Magic Master Corps, the Sizkas who would have been in quite a position, albeit in other countries, and… I was born into the Count Svein family who would keep the military from the Kingdom of Raisle.

I'm sure each one of them decided to be ready, but they will now try to be prepared for not being on the tip of their mouth.

Everyone but me must have felt the same way about the anxiety and pressure I felt.

Maybe everyone is consciously creating the 'as usual' atmosphere that Chris calls it...

"If thousands of troops move, you'd feel quite military, but you don't have that kind of mind yet..."

"I thought if we moved this far, we'd already come across the border, but was there something inconvenient?

Mark and Sizka seem to feel unnatural that the Rasgakan Imperial Army doesn't feel any signs of movement.

I expected him to invade with an electric ambush, but this would give the Coral Royal Army time to set up a defensive system as well.

"Then we need to think about the possibility that Vereda and the others are buying time."

"That said, we can't get away from here until we know what they're after..."

The concerns Holly has voiced are quite realistic, but our trends are more limited than the Rasgakan Imperial Army is actually assembling.

At this point, we can't help but turn to them, but anxiety was beginning to erode us...