Nidome no Jinsei wo Isekai de

Lianya was sitting at her desk in her own office, thinking with two things on that desk.

One is the protégé from that Grand Duke, the supreme power of the Principality of Triden.

It was in a rigorous and heavy bin with a sealed wax that was firmly engraved with the Grand Duke's crest, and it was a fine letter to see, but if you let Lianya tell you, how splendidly decorated and seen the letter etc., it is the contents that matter, and if it is important to tell the contents, I will tell them verbally when I come to try the bath.

The contents were the notice to send 2,000 National Army soldiers to Klinge and the contents ordering those soldiers to be garrisoned in Klinge. Moreover, all their food, etc. was borne locally.

The Grand Duke, who brought information back to the capital of the Principality of Triden that the demonic continent had been isolated by an unidentified junction, has decided to send reinforcements for each aristocratic territory immediately adjacent to the forest of exasperation, in case of some kind of anomaly, so that the letter Lotus Yai is now looking at with an unpleasant look rolling on her desk informs her of it.

From Lianya, he only had the impression that the army of the Principality of Triden could not only be counted as a force of war that had previously been wiped out when Flau was leaving a message, but that it was only disturbing to be there, but was surprisingly accepted with high praise by nobles other than Lianya.

For a moment, I think Lianya would politely refuse.

But I immediately changed my mind.

If you are thinking only about Klinge, you are equipped with the capability to defend yourself adequately with the force that Lianya has at present.

If the story only thinks about Klinge, this is good.

The problem is that Klinge is not the only place where people in Lianya's territory concentrate and live.

Outside Klinge is also the territory of Lianya, in which various villages, large and small, can be made.

Lianya hasn't touched much around here, and it's still a matter that Meilia handles professionally.

If you believe the information that is coming up from that Meilia, think so far that within the realm of Lotus Ya... Lotus Ya stopped remembering the detailed information.

Anyway, there are settlements that are only slightly harder to cover in terms of the number of soldiers in hand, and given that, reinforcements from His Majesty the Grand Duke are assistance to receive and deserve, and there is no reason to say no.

Lianya decides to split the necessary expenses for meals, garrison locations, etc. of the soldiers who have to contribute.

Most importantly, the increase in clerical processing associated with those twists would remain a burden on Meyria, so it was probably definitive that a mountain of protests would arrive from Meyria.

Shut the fuck up.

When Meliá and the civilians under her command heard him, he uttered all the ruthless words that seemed to cry without a voice, and Lianya burst into the bundle of paperwork that made her take the letter from Her Majesty the Grand Duke to Meliá and the others.

Lotus Yaya, who lost interest in the letter, turns her attention to another thing that is rolling on her desk.

It was found in the private room of the missing Emil-Raja.

There are two rooms that Emil possessed inside Lianya's Hall.

One is a private room that I normally used to sleep in.

The other is the lab I was using for research.

The first thing I noticed about Emil's absence was still Frau, who I've known a lot.

In the morning, I wasn't in my private room when I went to wake him up, and he didn't come to eat.

Flau wondered if Emil had disappeared at a time when the soldiers patrolling for urban security had never seen Emil.

Initially, Lianya thought lightly that she would be caged in the lab and working in some suspicious experiment again, but if Frau suspected her disappearance, the story would change.

that it is not easy to escape the eye of Flau's surveillance inside Klinge.

Regardless, it is a prerequisite that Flau should be willing to look for it.

Still, if this Silky, who recognizes the entire Klinge area as Lianya's house, was genuinely willing to look for an object, he had the ability to explore so much that even that Grune, who specializes in covert operations, could not hide for an hour.

That Frau affirmed that Emil was not in Klinge.

Then there was something out of the city that distracted me, and I was also wondering if I was fluttering outside Klinge to observe it.

However, it was denied that Lianya noticed that the door of Emil's lab, which was somehow not locked, and even the kind of trap that would normally have been set inside the door to return uninvited guests by hand, remained intact, but not trapped as one.

By the way, after this was discovered, Emil's laboratory would be immediately sealed in the room itself by a bright-blue flau.

Lianya had just looked at it for a moment too, so I didn't know how much of what was in there, but Frau said, a very dangerous substitute was really kept unwrought.

Having Emil, the lord of the room, would have been a very dangerous situation if the lord had been absent, and the situation would have gone so far as to make Frau fade away.

If I realized it a little later, it would have been a dangerous place, and it is Lotus Ya with a complicated feeling that I don't want to hear what the hell was going on with Flau while wiping the sweat off my forehead.

Curiosity also had the adage of killing cats, and Lotus Ya was delivered from Flau back to his office by pushing in that complex feeling, which was what Lotus Ya was now thinking about while rolling with his index finger on his desk.

It is a cylinder of purple metal with sculpture, very small and qualitative.

I feel like I saw it somewhere. Lotus Yaya rolled down that cylinder, while exploring her memory reminded me some time later if that wasn't the cylinder that was tying Emil's sidetail roots.

If you think about an individual named Emil-Raja.

Lianya thinks it won't be possible to take her away in a way that goes against her will without leaving any trace.

Even if I stand on the side of doing it and think about it, I have no confidence that I can disable Emil after sealing any action.

Even if I try to strike surprises, I always have some means of confrontation available.

Lianya felt that the feeling of closeness to readiness and cowardice should never be insulted because she was a researcher who did not make the battle a production.

Most importantly, Lianya fought Emil only once, and since the remotely piloted terminal was the opponent, the body's ability is unknown, and it is possible that it can be defeated unexpectedly and easily.

If you keep thinking about it, it's a killer story, with no basis, no evidence, nothing as it stands.

Then Lianya was convinced that Emil would still be a pretty tough opponent.

If you think according to that certainty, it is still more impossible to assume that Emil left Klinge of his own free will.

Well, if that happens, now the question arises.

That, to the best of Lianya's knowledge, is the question of why the hair fastening that Emil always wore was left in her private room.

The story is simple if you were accidentally attacked and fell while resisting.

But it's more natural to assume that the hair fastening was also left there at her will than to see any trace of it.

So, assuming that the hair clasp was left behind by Emil's will, what is the meaning of it that could be considered?

The objects themselves are not so gorgeous, nor are they made of rare metals.

Since it doesn't look like a value for money, Lianya thins the line about replacing the handicap.

Then Lianya thinks about the line that the act of leaving hair straps has some special significance for the Demon Nation, and immediately denies the idea herself.

There is no way to confirm the custom specific to the Demon race, and there is no way it can be understood where I tried to do it in the first place.

It was hard to imagine a researcher, whose reason would take precedence over emotion, acting in vain like he knew from the beginning that it would not be communicated to his opponent.

If you think of completely pointless, merely reckless behavior as something that goes missing as well, it's a slightly more difficult prediction, minus Emil's own personality in favor of such mischievous behavior.

Then Lianya stopped thinking after staring at the universe for a while in an attempt to think about another possibility.

Where I've been, forecasts never go beyond expectations.

First of all, there was one thing Lotus Yai had to admit.

I'm lost.

Once that's how you become aware of it as a definite word, ah, and then you're really convinced.

Lianya was lost.

If Emil had been a human race, even though the tightening of the screws on his head was slightly loose, and his understanding of the word ethics was not sufficient, Lianya should have immediately moved on to some action.

The reason it is not currently the case is, for one thing, because of the reality that she is a Demon.

Given the timing of his disappearance, Emil's destination had a pretty good chance that it was supposed to be a demonic country closed in that juncture.

It wasn't possible to abandon the possibility that she was wandering around somewhere completely unrelated, but Lianya thinks it would be almost certain because of her origins, the information she got, and the timing of her disappearance.

If Emil were to be searched for, he would have to stretch his search hand in that direction, and if asked why, he would have to tear Emil apart.

There's nothing wrong with me being blamed for keeping my mouth shut.

No matter how I was blamed, it was also in Lianya as much as I was prepared to take it all.

But Lianya was afraid if she were honestly going to put into words what she was feeling right now that the environment around her would break because of it.

You have to admit, Lianya distorts her lips.

Those who are around themselves now.

That you might lose someone of them who is there for you.

He said he was very afraid of it.

It's Emil who might come home one of these days, but it's also not like she could lose her forever if she doesn't hit some kind of hand right now.

But if you hit that hand, someone else might leave you this time.

Once you are well aware that there is no way to fit everything in circles, you cannot take the next step out of fear.

"Well, I wonder what's going on"

It was when Lianya muttered with her voice about the unanswered question when she asked.

A rather rambling knock strikes the door of Lianya's room.

Stop thinking, before Lianya responds to that knock, a hinge that could not withstand the impact of the blow can be bounced, and the door that was being knocked on turns it into just a piece of wood, as if it were an opportunity.

It was Scion who stepped over the shattered pieces of wood and showed up in Lianya's sight, which I think would be furious if Frau saw it.

"Coming in, Lenya"

Without waiting for Lianya's reply, Zion stepped slightly into the room and walked straight to the front of the desk where Lianya was sitting, slamming her hands straight on the desk.

The knocked desk never turned into a piece of wood like a door if it was made quite sturdy, but the vibration runs across the room with a pretty loud noise.

Apparently she is somewhat angry, Lianya somehow guesses from Theon's words and attitude.

I just have no idea what I remember being angry about.

"I have a question. I'll get an answer, Lenya."

With his slapped hand in his support, he rode himself out on the desk, and in the words of Zion staring at himself as he approached Lianya, who sat, Lianya did not seem to take anything but snort silently.