My sister and I moved around the world until I unified the continent to protect my sister.

My sister told me a secret and apologized for crying and imitating me, but I have hidden it from my sister.

It's not as big a deal as my sister's secret, but I don't think it would be a bad thing if she found out.

Anyway, after a secret conversation with Eina, she tried to use a bacterial weapon to attack a neighbor.

And my sister said, 'Use your tracking ability to figure out where your brother is'.

My sister and I should have spent most of our time together since we came to this world.

Sleeping is the same room, and I think at best it was enough to have acted differently in the house and on the mine grounds.

Then this means that they were being tracked when they were inside the house and on the mine site.

... In retrospect, I don't have any idea.

The night I first met Eina, my sister was not in the room when Eina threatened (mostly) me and I went back to the room. He said he was going to the bathroom, but I remember his hands were cold for that.

That's what happened when Eina and I were talking about hiring Listella, and I think my sister, who was supposed to be cooking, showed up sneaky at the perfect time.

And even when I had a secret conversation with Eina before the invasion of the Idra Empire, my sister seemed to have disappeared from before Rhina...

Is that it? You haven't really found out...??

Driven by anxiety, or attempting to confirm.

"... Hey Kaori. Change of story, do you remember when Eina threatened the Emperor by spreading the pathogen of fever for the 10th when she went to meet the Emperor of the Idra Empire? What did you think when you heard that?

"Eh... no matter what they said, at least I didn't respond to the hazard detection. I felt a little subtle as I was dying of fever once for ten days, but I knew it was that effective, and I figured smart people wouldn't be the same?

This doesn't seem to reveal that you have the real thing...?

Does that mean that my sister's ability to detect danger seems to be effective even if she's somewhat away, and even if she was somewhat close, she wasn't within hearing distance of the conversation? Mr. Eina, I'd like you to check outside at once.

"Oh well. No, I was wondering if it was some different poison or something, even if it wasn't real because it was about Eina. So, uh, what were you talking about?

"Talk about me hiding something from your brother..."

"Oh."

Honestly, it's the Demon King. I'm surprised about the brave thing, but I'm not offended that you're hiding it. I would have done that, too, and I'd rather be worried about what action I took if I knew I was the Demon King first.

That's why I like my current position, and my sister and I think the ultimate goal of living in the back of the Great Forest, protected by the Elves, is the best solution in this world.

... but that's only because we can free all the elves.

How do you use the fact that your sister never revealed her intentions to save the Elves? I seriously think...

In the meantime, it's out of the question that I become the Demon King, put humans under control, and force humans to coexist with elves.

According to my sister, she talked about her instincts as a brave man becoming stronger when she raised the level of bravery.

The same thing will most likely happen to the Demon King. Then absolutely not, of course I want to help you with the elves, and your promise to Mr. Sulkt is important.

But still, it doesn't change that the most important thing for me is my sister. This is absolute.

I don't even want to think about attacking my sister, who is a brave man, dominated by the instincts of the Demon King. Protecting my sister is a top priority. Therefore, it is desirable not to raise the level of the Demon King as much as possible.

For the same reason, I don't want to adopt a method that uses my sister to be a brave man.

The plan is, for example, to make the existence of the Demon King and the Brave Man public (oh, boy), incorporate the Elves into the Brave Party to create the hero Tan (Eyutan) who defeated the Demon King together, and change the perceptions of the humans about the Elves?

Or more directly, I can come up with a theory (and) asking the brave man who saved the world to go around and deal with the elves on an equal footing, but it's still resistant to let my sister stand on the arrow.

Since we are talking about changing our previous values, we are in danger of being attacked by opposing forces, and it is suspicious that prejudice against the elves that are rooted in society in the first place may turn away with one hero, Tan.

In order to change people's perceptions once and for all, they will need means like pretty strong shock therapy.

When that happens, how to be more effective and not let your sister stand on the arrow...

Still thinking about it brings up one plan all the time. I have a horrible plan that makes my spine cold......

It was in the original world, hinting at the phrase 'enemy of enemy is ally'.

When trying to get the opposing two to work together, the most effective way to do so is to create a common enemy.

It's also powerful, powerful enemies that you can't face without joining forces. Enough not to hesitate (cuddly) about the help of the elves I've been flouting...

If you seek the presence of that mighty enemy from the Demon King and his subordinate, the Warcraft.

If we can make many humans feel the threat of the Warcraft as imminent upon us. It should have a much stronger impact on us than a hero like Tan from another world.

And this method does not necessarily require the presence of a brave man. In other words, it can be performed without the need to expose the fragrance weave to danger.

… but if we were to implement this method, the biggest problem is the 'mighty enemy' part.

It doesn't make sense to be weak enough to deal with human beings alone, and the threat is thin enough in a far away being that it has nothing to do with us, no matter how strong we are, and it won't be enough to make us change our minds.

Then inevitably, we will need as much impact as' Let a large group of powerful warcraft strike the city '. But if we do that, there will be a small number of victims...

... A simple number of calculations would be a total plus at the expense of tens of thousands of people if human and elf synergies could be forged over the future. In this world, that's how many elves are supposed to be crushed in a few years, in a mine or something.

But this is not about simple numbers.

I honestly am pretty desperate for people in this world, and I even thought that the aristocrats who were abusing Lynne's sisters should die.

Except when it comes to tens of thousands of ordinary inhabitants.

How much for the Elves, would it be permissible to cut them off as necessary sacrifices, for example, because they are the ones who enslave and abuse them?

... In the original world, there were similar stories.

"We can't help but 4,000 deaths a year because all the people enjoy the benefits. We just have to accept it as an inevitable sacrifice '

It's targeted.

This is what they said about automobiles, but the number of traffic accidents killed 4,000 people a year is really huge, but that's why there was no way to get rid of automobiles, so it was really necessary and evil because there was no choice.

But that was never affirmed, and efforts were constantly being made to make less sacrifices.

Then will it be forgiven if we make an effort to minimize sacrifice without justifying that it is the right thing to do and assuming that it is necessary evil?

... To be honest, I don't think I can be forgiven.

The biggest difference is that the victims of traffic accidents caused by negligence and the victims of warcraft caused by my actions with a firm purpose cannot be talked about in the same line.

Even if it was unrelated citizens dying in traffic accidents, and there was a difference between humans who were being attacked by warcraft and dying enslaving and abusing elves...

... but I guess I should make a decision if it comes down to the fact and the balance that the elves will be abused (mistreated) as slaves forever.

Considering the number of Mr. Elves dying from being tortured as slaves, it's for a few years. Tragedies like Mr. Sulkto will no longer happen either.

If it happens in some way in the future with a slave bee (broom), then tens of thousands of victims may be sorry.

To build a better future, I need to be a brutally outrageous demon king...

As my thoughts gradually harden, I think of the faces of the people close to me in this world.

How would everyone react if they found out about this plan? Would anyone accept that?

Lynne and Rhina seem difficult. What about the pharmacist or Nina? I think Eina even seems to cooperate depending on how she takes the story... but I guess not if Reina disagrees.

Rather, if it's against your sister's will, you might come and smash me with all your might.

And more importantly, how would my sister react?

The most important thing to me is definitely my sister's presence.

Honestly, I even think it would be better to throw everything out and run away somewhere if my sister was enough to keep me away.

But on the contrary, if my sister accepts me, I feel like I can be a demon instead of a demon king.

... I'm terrified. I cut out the story for my sister.

"Hey Kaori. What if I told you I wanted to use the power of the Demon King to attack humans? What if I told you I'd have tens of thousands of victims as a result?

My sister, who has been holding me for so long, looks up at me with a Kyotong look on her face.

This sister's answer depends, in a way, on the future of this world...

27 November 425 Continental Calendar

36.2% Continental Unity Progress at the moment (Owned by Parklen Mine - Owns the Great Forest Zone of the former Kingdom of Markham and the former Idra Empire - Owns the Great Wetlands Zone of the former Kingdom of Siddhar - Strong influence over the Kingdom of Parklen, which dominates the western half of the continent - Secures land for orphans (Koji) in the eastern part of the former Kingdom of Siddhar)

775,140 total elves liberated

Breakdown 139,562 in mines 531,897 in 4592 villages in the Great Forest Elves 103,681 marsh elves under protection at the Listella Chamber of Commerce (some in turn migrating to the Great Wetlands) 21,053 orphans protected

Asset holdings 21.162.09 million

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Lynne (Elf Archer)

Linea (Class B Adventurer)

Lena (Elf's Textile Artisan)

Ceres (Elf's Woodworker)

Listella (hired chairman of the Chamber of Commerce)

Lucrea (Elf's Pharmacist)

Nina (Parklen Mine Operator)

Eina (King of the Kingdom of Parklen)