Reincarnation Monarch

Gaius was outraged by Delkia laughing at her nose.

"What, you won't laugh. I wonder if you could show me some alternative countermeasures.

Delchia was dismayed by Gaius' ultra-solid opinion.

"What's wrong with you? Don't be upset."

Gaius fought back.

"What's upsetting you? Tell me more specifically. I mean, if you complain, it's only natural that you show me a counterproposal, right?

"Shut up. You're a pain in the ass."

"So be specific. What Delkia says is abstract."

"Ah, shut up. Shut up. It's kind of embarrassing."

"What is that? That's not gonna help you talk."

I'm not gonna talk to you anymore.

Delchia seemed quite upset and left the scene with her momentum pointing towards her.

Gaius raised her eyebrows to push the discomfort all over and told Dove to complain.

"What is that? How dare you serve Dove like that?

Dove looked in trouble.

"... don't say that. Delkia is a good master to me."

"You're a good master... I don't think so, but I don't think so. So, what do you think of Dove? I wonder if there's any way to make it work in addition to my plan?

Dove looked out the window with a sharp gaze and once again observed the security structure of the backyard.

"... hmm. Sure, there's a hole in the security. But... we still have to question whether we can move as accurately as they do. It's a very short time to open a hole, and if we can hide in a different dimensional space in the meantime, I have to say it's quite difficult."

"Hmm, I see... another hand..."

"... I see. So far so."

"But even if you say another hand... does Dove have anything in mind?

Dove slowly shook his neck to the side.

"... no, I'm sorry, but I don't have a plan."

"Hmm, my goodness... I'm stuck."

Gaius looked out the window with a rather troubled face.

But when I looked at it, there was no strange idea.

Gaius struggled with his forehead on the window frame.

He looked at it from the side and told Delkia to scream.

"Wow! He's got his forehead on the bathroom window. That's a little guy."