Legend

As soon as the words out of Ray's mouth echoed around him, Gaiska's movement stopped when she heard it.

A righteous, noble blood called the Marquis.

It was pulling that blood that made Geiska proud and proud.

That's why I couldn't help but show that I was above against someone who was inferior to me.

And yet, what did Ray say now?

That's what I said when I said I could only boast about my nasty blood muscles.

That was a mockery of the existence of the Marquis Seysor, a word that could never be recognized for Gaiska...... not to be admitted.

Until recently, I completely ignored Ray's existence, Gaiska, but if you say something about your pride, you can't leave it alone.

If we're going to back off here without saying anything to Ray, it's like painting mud on a noble family name, the Marquis Seysol.

"Wait! Look, take it easy on Gaiska, too. Huh? This is the Duke of Kelp's residence. If you imitate the kind of noise you make here, it's all kinds of disgusting."

It was Gaiska trying to say something to Ray, but Lanigs stops it before it actually comes out of his mouth.

By hitting Geiska and Ray, I was going to make Ray's feelings for me favorable, but I guess it was totally unexpected for Lanigus that it would suddenly be such a full-blown, collision-stained development.

But there is no way for Gaiska to remain silent and retreat from his biggest foothold standing on his own.

"Shut up! Even though you have an alias, you've been ridiculed by adventurers! You can't leave that alone without doing anything like this!

The tone of Geiska already is not a temperament from before Elaine.

The way it screams at Ray with hatred, usually of nobility... it also pissed off those who draw the blood muscles of the Marquis, so it's not strange to be frightened and afraid.

It was such a sight, but Ray is the one who hates it and currently exists before Geiska.

A man famous for not imitating hesitation in waging violence, even if his opponent is noble.

Turn your gaze to each other without showing them how to retreat one step from another.

Geiska turns his hateful gaze to Ray, who sees Geiska with a gaze as if he could see even the pebbles falling around.

... At this time, Lanigs was trying to calm down only Geiska, but Ray's was naturally very unpleasant about Geiska as well.

Sometimes they made fun of my hometown in this world, Gilm, who is also actively working together to do the additions right now, and it's a great deal that they insulted Ara for selfish reason, who is judging her companion.

I just haven't put my frustration or anger on the table, and that's what I was ready to wield against Geiska as soon as I had the chance.

"Both sides, keep it around."

You understand the inner thoughts Ray has, Elaine tells you so.

Naturally, Elaine also feels no good because she has been blatantly disparaged by Ara, her belly-hearted subordinate.

Still, it's only understandable that it's all kinds of disgusting to be a commotion here, and this is how we stopped them.

"Elaine! Why stop!? This man insulted me...... no, he insulted me! If you miss it without doing anything, my face... doesn't the face of the Marquis Seisole!

If you are a nobleman, you should take your side.

Yet why don't you take your side?

Whereas Gaiska turns such a gaze, Elaine changes the type of gaze.

My gaze as a princess general, not as a duke's warrant lady named Elaine Keller.

Geiska, directed at that gaze, instantly understands the difference in grid between herself and Elaine… it is not something like titles or combat power either, but a difference purely as being.

"Huh!?

Elaine didn't do anything to me, she's just gazing at me.

That's all, but Geiska's spine gets cold, and a lot of sweat emerges from her forehead.

And the noise that echoes inside the room with the kachikachi.

The sound was deafening Geiska, but the sound never stops.

Geiska, who can no longer move her body, thinks she should stop the deafening sound... but inadvertently realizes where that sound is coming from.

Yes, the source of the sound called kachikachi is Geiska's mouth.

Precisely, it was a tooth that was ringing without my knowledge.

I am afraid of Elaine.

The moment I understood it, the heavy pressure I was feeling unintentionally disappeared.

Elaine lost sight of Gaiska.

Geiska understands about it and leaves after a few steps, like accidentally.

Lanigs wonders what the hell is wrong with Geiska's sudden behavior, which he's been screaming about... but when he says it here, he realizes it probably doesn't make sense and turns his gaze to Ray again.

"Lord Ray heard that he was from Gilm. I'd like to talk to you a little bit about the border, if you can, okay?

Originally, Lanigs was going to make a good impression on Ray compared to Geiska and himself.

But before we do that, the kind of behavior that makes it possible for Geiska to say she deserves half of it renders it useless.

Beyond that, I became convinced that if I imitated helping Geiska here, it would definitely not be profitable for me.

That's why we talked about trying to build a good relationship with Ray by cutting off Geiska so lightly.

Most of all, that's not all I ever wanted to hear about Gilm.

Information, however trivial, sometimes means a lot.

Especially if that's also the guild on the edge, extra.

That is why there are aristocratic towns in Gilm and various aristocratic mansions are available.

There are the Rays from that guild, so it would be natural to want to get any information at all.

We have a friendly relationship with Ray because we can quickly get the information we need.

Of course, Ray's overwhelming strength is paramount to me... and not to the Kings, before the information.

(Worst case scenario, if you could be hostile besides the faction I belong to...)

The Kings are only the largest of the three factions, and there are several factions among the factions called the Kings.

It is not uncommon to cooperate when confronted with aristocrats and neutrals, but otherwise hostile.

I'm not happy to be hostile to the Kings, but if that's how it's going to be, I want you to at least be the non-faction to which you belong among the Kings.

Yeah, even if Lanigus thinks about it, it wouldn't be weird.

"You mean Gilm? Looks like your friend hated Gilm, though?

"Oh, you seem to have misled me. Me and Geiska just happened to be together when we came to see Elaine. We know each other, of course, but only to that extent. In fact, the faction you belong to is different. Ning Lo, you're the same nobleman as Elaine in terms of faction, Gaiska."

The aristocracy meant that its gaze was naturally directed at Elaine.

If you try Lanigus, it was also the best result that Ray's relationship with the aristocracy deteriorated.... Though, given Ray's relationship with Elaine, I didn't expect the story to go as conveniently as I wanted.

"Well, there's only nobles, and some guys like that"

To the words of such Ray, I have listened to him silently until now… Geiska, who had been unable to move precisely due to pressure from Elaine, returns to me.

... Even in a situation like now, returning to me with Ray's voice was brilliant in a way.

"You... don't regret the shame you have caused the Marquis Seysor family to scratch. I'll make you regret it."

"No, you either have to regret it or you don't.... Ha, that's enough. What do you want me to do now? Then you can deal with them."

To Geiska's words, Ray can only focus on his gaze for a moment.

It doesn't even go as far as killing, and the gaze pressure isn't stronger than Elaine did earlier.

But still, if I try Geiska, I just know Ray's reputation, and I wonder if I can do direct harm.

In fact, if Geiska accepts Ray's suggestion and gets a duel - it's subtle if it's going to be something he can call - Ray doesn't want to take it to life, but he hardly intended to give in.

Geiska herself doesn't really train her body, nor can she understand the strength of her opponent.

I can't... Still, I didn't think I could beat someone with an alias.

As it is, you will seriously duel with Ray.

Judging by that, Geiska takes a step, two steps and back... still opens her mouth towards Elaine instead of running away at once.

"Okay, Elaine. I'm sorry about this. Unlike our adventurers, we're busy!

Should I say that I had guts around where I was obviously a loser but still had the strength to just mouth the throwaway dialogue?

Either way, I dropped off Gaiska, who left the last of those words... What remained in the room was silence.

I guess the result would have been to scratch the air on this occasion somehow and make Ray feel uninteresting in that he left immediately.

"Uh... Um, I'm sorry. Geiska came with me and started a commotion. To be honest, I didn't think I was going to storm out like that."

"Well, I thought I'd brought Geiska for it. Was that a mistake?"

"Ha. You don't think I'm gonna do that, do you? Coincidence, coincidence."

To Elaine's words, Lanigus smiles without looking upset at all.

If you don't know anything, it wouldn't be surprising to think that that's what Lanigus said is true.

In fact, even those who understood Lanigus' soul gall had for a moment wondered if the words were true, so their acting skills were very high.

"Well, I don't know. Let me judge the judgment around here by what Lanigus says and does."

Has Elaine slightly failed in her words? thoughts like that.

I shouldn't have stood out so far.

If I had focused my attention on Geiska and built my friendship with Ray without being that noticeable... that's what I thought, but the prospect was in a totally crazy form.

Lanigs couldn't hide his frustration with Geiska's far-fetched behavior on the inside, but he still somehow understands that he's not so badly emotioned by Ray at the moment.

Should I say luck during misfortune, or should I say that Geiska did the minimum job, and still not the worst result, was salvation at least.

"From Elaine's point of view, can I ask what a city called Gilm was like?

"It's a blatant change of subject..."

Huh.

When she only smiles at Lanigus for a moment, Elaine smiles trying to get him on that change of subject.

Lanigs knew Elaine's thoughts like that, too, but he knew that saying something here would put him at a disadvantage.

Beyond that, we now need to manage to mislead the matter of Geiska.

Naturally, I know the faces that started with Elaine are about what Lanigus came after to bring Geiska, but I don't know if you've decided you should lend it to me rather than say it here now, or anything more.

"Was it about Gilm? Right, if it's about Gilm to be honest, I guess I know more about Ray who has lived there longer than I do..."

"No, I want to know what happened to Gilm, as Elaine... seen from a nobleman. Of course, there is a lot of information coming in, but there should be more types of information."

If it were meant to be, it would not be necessary to bother to teach the King's Lanigus the information that the aristocratic Elaine knows.

I don't... Regardless of the information Elaine sees as valuable in her knowledge, she opens her mouth to the effect that anyone who goes to Gilm will have no particular problem with the amount of information she knows.

"Right. The first thing I thought about was being lively. It's probably better than Anesis in terms of the impact of the construction work being done."

That did not mean that Anesis was inferior to Gilm, but that Gilm was now in a developmental phase compared to Anesis, which is in a stabilising phase.

To Elaine's words, Lanigus turned an interesting gaze.