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

Queen Eskill slowly answers my question about whether she has a fondness for Mr. Eina after a moment of confusion.

"... as much as it is terrifying for me and others to speak to someone that Her Majesty Queen Parklen fears, I suppose we should deny that that is not the case... But..."

Queen Eskil cut off her words once and slowly told me her old story as she looked at Eina dazzled (Mabu).

"The first time I heard the name Parklen I was a young princess. He was a co-developer of medicine for ten-day fever. I remember hearing from the pedestrians who visited the hall and being chilled by the feat of a girl not so old as me saying, 'You have to study so you can't lose, too,' by my father King."

... The queen, who talks to miss the old days, has a serene look.

Maybe it was a happy childhood.... but now, even though she's still young, she's not a princess, she's a queen. The Father King, who has come out of the story now, is probably no longer in the world.

We listen to the queen as she prepares for a serious conversation.

"The second time I heard Parklen's name, I talked about being entrusted to the Viscount in the then Kingdom of Markham. I thought it was due to my achievements in developing fever meds for ten days, but I was surprised to hear that it was because of so much credit for the civil war. But still at that point, my impression of Her Majesty the Queen was a blur: an outstanding woman from a distant country (the Egg).... It was winter two years later that it turned. It was when there was a 10-day fever epidemic in our country..."

... the queen's neat, thin brow drops sadly, and the words become a little weak.

"My first infection in my family was my younger brother, who was still young. I was not allowed to come near to prevent infection, but I heard my brother crying painfully from across the door, and watched with horror as it grew weaker and more just the sound of a severe cough (shedding) and a wet cloth was brought out of my blood every day. … and eventually when I couldn't even hear the cough, my body also developed a high fever and my breath became painful and fell."

... my sister's fingers next to mine are all heavily powered and my hands are shaking.

It must be horrible. Kaori tasted the same pain and fear...

In the meantime, if I hold your hand back hard, I can feel the tremor stop and my sister's entire body sticking to me.

He whispered, 'Are you away for a little while?' I heard it, but I shook my head in silence, so stay in that attitude and wait for Queen Eskil's next word.

"Pain in the body and bitterness caused by coughing (shedding). The pain and fear of gradually losing breath was already intolerable. I remember until day seven, but I don't remember anything after that.... My next memory is of my body getting easier like a lie (a lie) when I wake up and the sight of my father king's men and the maids in the hall tears delighting my recovery. I hear it was 13 days after the onset."

… there are no shards (pieces) of joy in the expression of the queen speaking of her survival from the disease. Only profound grief is in sight.

"At the time. The ten-day fever medicine Her Majesty made was also out in the southeastern part of the continent, but the numbers were very small and very expensive. Even if you are a king, you can't buy more than a few in the king of a poor little country.... and I asked the maid director who was tearful and happy with my recovery about my family and heard that my brother and his parents had died of fever for ten days..."

Whoa, I would have sold the medicine for the ten day fever as cheaply as possible, but will it still be at the end of the day?... and I knew it was going to be a heavy story.

"... I lost my entire family at once and suddenly became queen at the age of 17. Fortunately, the ten-day fever epidemic came to an end soon, but I was left with a huge (stinging) claw mark that one in four of my inhabitants would die, a exhausted (hi-hai) country and people, and one left me with nothing but despair. I couldn't do anything queen-like for a while, and I caused terrible trouble to my men."

... Behind the queen who talks about it, the soldiers in line have the same spicy look on their faces.

Maybe the previous kings, like Queen Eskil, were good kings admired by the people.

"It was me who was sinking into the abyss of despair, but my subjects told me, 'How do you feel about using the medicine your predecessor only got you? Please guess…' and I was finally able to look forward. - And I swore to my heart. When I make sure to rebuild this country that my father loved. Even ordinary people make it rich enough to buy medicine for fever for ten days.... but the reality is, though how much I've been praised for excellence since I was a kid, it wasn't as sweet as how I could be by a 17-year-old little girl"

Queen Eskill's hand. The hand resting on his knee (knee) is squeezed tightly and his gaze looks spicy downwards.

"I also lost many of my ministers who were running the country with my father, and I didn't have enough knowledge or experience, it was difficult for me to just maintain the country instead of rebuilding it. I also sought help from other small kingdoms and great kings around me, but in addition to the fact that other countries had suffered the scourge of a ten day fever epidemic (please), there were even those who would try to take away the country by insulting me, the young queen (ah, etc.). I managed to preserve the territory that the Father King left me, thanks to his subjects and the inhabitants who admired the Father King. Yet immature I could not reward their devotion..."

Queen Eskill cuts words once there and raises her gaze.

"In the meantime, when I was desperately learning the knowledge I needed as a king, I touched on the possibility that I might be able to open up the situation, about six months after I inherited the throne. It was when I heard information that the Kingdom of Siddhar had launched an attack on the Kingdom of Markham. Given the situation at the time, the Kingdom of Markham did not have a single victory in a hundred. Not until the simultaneous invasion of the Idra Empire was there even supposed to be one way to survive. So I gathered all possible elites from the army and commanded them." Bring whoever infiltrates the doomed kingdom of Markham and knows how to make medicine for ten days fever by himself. "If we could have produced ten days of fever medicine domestically, we could have made enormous gains against the ten days of fever that claimed the lives of my family and so many of my people."

Ooh, that's just good ground (then occasionally), and it's very good at the end of the eye.

If that did happen, it would have been a huge help in running the country.

... but I do feel that at that time Eina was evacuating Grand Duke Faros by putting together the people who were hitting the manufacture of the medicine. I was a sponsor...... I don't think I managed to have the Count, but speaking of which, what happened to that guy?

As she deepened her emotions that it had been almost four years since then, Queen Eskill began to tell the rest.

"I sent my men out in a prayerful mood and waited for a report at the thought of Thousand Autumns as I continued my studies as King. When I heard that the ambush of the Idra Empire had destroyed the Kingdom of Markham much faster than I expected, I was hopeless that all the key figures had been held back by the Idra Empire. But the reports that went on were really unexpected to me…"

Oh, that time. That would have been unexpected, because even I was unexpected.

"The next report that came was the news that Grand Duke Faros, who was a great nobleman in the southwest, had raised an army of land restoration and defeated the Expeditionary Army of the Kingdom of Sidal by no skin (kamp). This was followed by news that the unknown new weapon was used to destroy even the Idra Imperial Army.... It was very hard to believe at first, but I say that my belly-hearted men who serve from my father's generation actually saw it with their own eyes. Instead of believing it, I changed my orders and told him to hit the information gathering. And following the founding of the kingdom of Pharos, a reverse invasion of the Idra Empire and a brief occupation. He said he also took control of the Cydal Kingdom. Incredible information popped in one after another. And when I found out that it was Finance Minister Parklen who was leading the expeditionary army that performed that miracle. My body felt destined and trembled..."

That's what I said. Queen Eskil's eyes staring at Ms. Eina even seemed like a girl who would fall in love with me through respect and respect already......

23 April 427 Continental calendar

94.1% Continental Unity Progress at the moment (Owned by Parklen Mine - Owns the Great Forest Zone of the former Kingdom of Markham and the former Kingdom of Idra - Owns the Great Wetlands of the former Kingdom of Siddhar - Owns the Great Forest within the former Kingdom of Daphra - Full influence over the Kingdom of Parklen, which controls 98% of the continent - Secures land for orphans (Koji) in the eastern part of the former Kingdom of Siddhar)

The total number of emancipated elves 1.2 million 8330

Breakdown is in progress sequentially everywhere

100,483 orphans protected * achieved 99% of the total

Asset holdings 16.830.28 million

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Lynne (Elf's Archer and Chairman of the Ringnace Chamber of Commerce)

Linea (Class B Adventurer)

Lena (Elf's Textile Artisan)

Ceres (Elf's Woodworker)

Listella (Responsible for the implementation of the Elf Liberation Plan and Vice President of the Ringnace Chamber of Commerce)

Lucrea (Elf's Pharmacist)

Nina (next king candidate)

Eina (slave to King and protagonist of the Kingdom of Parklen)

Kutl (Fairy)

Shella (Enchanted Dragon)