Outaishihi ni Nante Naritakunai!!

"Ah..."

A voice hung like a cripple, and I finally remembered that Cain was also there on the spot.

"Oh, I'm sorry..."

Turning his head down in a panic, Cain said as if he was frightened.

"It's better now, though. Give me a break as soon as I get back. You've been snuggling around for a long time, haven't you, anyway?

"... now"

"Hmm? You're not wrong about anything, are you?

"... Hi"

Strangely tilted my neck, I dropped. Ugh, I couldn't deny it.

Fried strokes my head like that.

It feels so good, but when I realized it was two dances earlier, I turned my body around.

"Freed, let go.... I want to talk to Kane."

"... okay, fine"

Please, Fried let go of my body, laughing bitterly. Exhales when we can finally talk.

"Welcome home, Cain. Um... how was Sahaja? Didn't you feel bad or something?

"Nothing, I don't know. Uh... yeah. Look, souvenirs. It's a document containing Sahaja's assassination plot. I'm sure it won't help anymore."

"... assassination plot"

I got the paperwork from Cain, and I handed it to Freed as it was.

I'm not sure if I look at it, and I thought it would be quicker for Freed to judge me.

"Are you sure?

Fried, who received the paperwork, asks me. I nodded at it.

"Fine. Nothing good about Cain, right?

"I just follow the princess's judgment. If you want a princess, I don't care."

"Because."

"Okay."

Fried drops his eyes on the paperwork. It was a fried that I was confirming as paralyzed, but looked somewhat like I was convinced after reading it.

"I see. Because Cain brought this back, Prince Maximilian deliberately made a statement saying, 'There was a plot to assassinate the Wilhelm royal family, but I stopped it myself'. I just poked this at him now and it doesn't hurt him any more"

"That prince, was that what you said? Uh... with a noodle. The one in the share, is that what you said you should like the paperwork? Goddamn it. You're really a waste of bones."

"Share?"

Tilting his neck to a name he didn't know, Cain said as he scratched his head with a shin.

"You told the princess before, didn't you? I'm the black assassin who was Wilhelm."

"... er, sure... yes, a traitor"

Saying it as he remembered when Andre kidnapped him, Cain looked to his surprise.

"Huh?... you know what a traitor is? Princess."

"Yeah. Because we met. Just a little, but we talked about it. Someone a little older than Cain, a man in priestly clothes, right?

An assassin with a big head, creepy smile who had an inverse cross rosary.

I don't know what you're thinking. That kind of disgust happened to him.

Cain kept his eyes round and roared hehe.

"Yes, but... I'm glad you're safe.... they didn't target you?

"Me and Fried were the target, but he said it wasn't anymore... that's how he said it. His target was... someone else who was in the same place at the time. Fried stopped it, too."

"Stopped? Did you outmaneuver that assault of a traitor?...... Ha. You're really out of standard."

Cain glanced at Fried like he was frightened.

Freed says like it's nothing.

"You can't kill a human being in my own country."

"No, I guess so. He said we could prevent him from attacking... well no. Because it's like your princess has been proven safe, yeah."

Cain laughed comfortably but Fried lowered his eyebrow root the other way around.

"... there's nothing I can say about that. Because Sahaja kidnapped Liddy."

"What?"

"Of course, I'm not going to allow the same thing twice."

"Huh? You? You're lying, right? Kidnapping? What are you talking about?"

Cain's face becomes harsh as he looks at it.

I said hastily to defend Fried.

"Huh, it's not Fried's fault. I'm the devil... and Fried came to help me so quickly, I couldn't help myself!

"Liddy. You wish I had been more careful. I should take the blame."

"But...!

"In the meantime, can you explain what that means?

Responding to Cain's urging and going into more detail about what had happened, Cain, who was initially listening with an angry face, eventually held his temples back.

"... you sound like a princess... well, there's nothing I can do. It's not Prince Wang's fault. I shouldn't have left. If I were you, I would never fail to notice Sahaja's assassins... sorry."

"Why would Cain apologize..."

I don't know what that means. But Cain lowered his brow and said.

"The evidence I brought back didn't seem to make much sense either, then I guess I should have stayed on the princess's side... a little reflection"

"Cain. After all, what were you doing over there? You just went to get the materials?

To Fried's inquiry, Cain saw me for a moment as a chiller. I realized that they were asking me for confirmation, and I nodded.

With my acknowledgment, Cain opened his mouth.

"The paperwork was easy to find, so I thought I could do something else, so I snuck into the Liberion Royal Palace in Sahaja and talked to the king."

"Yes!?"

This time I was surprised by a hell of a story. Fried is also blinking his eyes.

"Did you go directly to the royal palace? That's right, you're a reaper..."

"It's no big deal. It was after the battle, so there were almost no soldiers. So..."

When I heard you negotiated with the King, let the soldiers leave, and revoked my and Fried's assassination orders, I raised my bare voice.

"What's that! That's not what Prince Maximilian said he did. Huh? What do you mean?

"... I guess I took care of what Cain did. Then it is right to assume that the king was killed shortly after Cain left the royal palace."

Oh, my God. Prince Maximilian, will you get that far?

Listening to Fried, I shook my head saying I couldn't believe it.

"So dignified, I was the one who pulled out the soldiers and revoked the assassination order - did you run out of words? Even though it's really not?...... Ha. I'm scared of thick faces and shame."

"Because there's something I said that won't win. You know we're not willing to publicize Cain's existence, and you must have been confident it wouldn't be pursued. It's about that man. I'm guessing you've been watching Cain interact with the King from a hidden room somewhere."

"... Still, come on..."

I can't even tell you what it is.

"... you don't think I killed him."

As Fried and I looked at each other, Cain said a little surprised.

"... it's not like I'm an immortalist, is it? I'll kill as many as I want if I can get in your way, and I don't think that's a bad idea. It's a coincidence you didn't kill the king this time."

"But Cain didn't do it, did he?

When asked, Cain nodded "Oh," with a straight face. Yeah, then nothing's wrong.

"If you say Cain hasn't, I believe you. That's not normal. Hey, Freed."

"I'm not a reason like Liddy..."

Sending Fried his gaze, he told Cain, laughing bitterly.

"If you put your hand down, I just thought that's the only way that guy couldn't possibly not take advantage of it. This time it was announced that the king had died in an accidental accident. There is also no additional announcement about the detailed cause of death. I guess it's a hard cause of death to blame for someone. Suppose, but if you had, I'd say that's Wilhelm's offer. Your lord is Liddy. You're doing the right thing in that you didn't give me a gap to get in."

As he nodded deeply enough to explain Fried, Cain looked like he had chewed up a bitter bug.

"... That's what my grandmother said too"

"The witch?

"Oh, you're right not to kill the king. She can't eat... she can't eat."

Sighing, Cain has been eyeing me.

"Princess. Message from the grandmother. She said she'd come and see me soon. You said you had something you wanted to give me?

"Mr. Derris? Uh... I'd love to go, of course... Fried?

I thought unsolicited behavior might be bad, and when I pulled the hem of Fried's clothes, he went with the face that he had no choice.

"... because Cain is back. I don't mind. If he's going to stay with me about Liddy's escort, he's more secure than wearing a bad knight. Besides, I have a contract to talk to him, and I can get in touch with him."

"Thanks!"

When I was happy and hugged Freed, he said as he held me back.

"With the witch's immediate invitation, that's right. To tell you the truth, I just want you to wait a little longer, because she takes care of me, too."

"Right."

I recall using Mr. Derris' medicine on Andre. You should also tell Mr. Derris about it.

I glanced at Cain while holding onto Fried.

"Well, come back with me when you go"

"Absolutely. I won't be going to Sahaja anymore, and I'll take care of the princess. I'm not leaving it to the rest of them."

Fried said in a serious voice to Cain, who slapped himself in the chest more and more.

"I can't move that easily.... Liddy, please."

"My lord. You don't have to tell me."

Cain laughs at it. Fried nodded back hard, too.

Seeing the comforting interaction between the two of them, I sincerely thought it would be really good for Cain to be home safely and was sneaking a breath of relief.