Reincarnation Monarch

"Delchia, aren't you there? Come out if you are."

As Gaius walked down the hallway, he kept shouting.

And I checked to see if the door of the room on the way would open.

Then, as on the upper floor, there was a room that was unlocked.

"Oh, it's open."

Gaius barely opened the door.

But in front of the door, a dark, thick blackout curtain was hanging, preventing Gaius from entering.

"Hmm? It's not like the photo development room... what room is it?

Gaius laid his hand on the blackout curtain and pulled quietly and slowly to the side.

The curtain opened with a high-pitched sound of a metal rail rubbing against each other.

But the room was dark, even though the blackout curtains were pulled.

Gaius raised his eyebrows.

"... something's suspicious..."

Gaius stopped moving and stared inside the room.

"... I feel like there's something going on..."

Gaius said that without moving a step, and was alert on the spot.

"... you're here, right? Is there something going on? ……

Gaius talked inside the room in a vigilant MAX manner.

"... it's not Delkia, is it? This feeling...."

That's what Gaius said and thought as he stared further into the room.

"... it's not him either, is it? If it were him, he'd come in the room and attack me...."

Gaius kept talking to himself.

"... no? Isn't that right?... is that him? Are you here to attack me again? So this room is a different dimension of space? ……

Gaius kept talking to himself forever in the empty hallway.

But Gaius was so tired of talking to himself.

…………

But Gaius was still vigilant and didn't try to move.

…………

Silence ruled the area.

Gaius kept changing her face and expressing her mood.

He protected his silence while frowning, bending his mouth to the side, and twitching his cheeks.

But I wonder if it's Gaius's personality, and I can't stand the silence anymore.

"... hey..."

Gaius called it in the first place.

But I haven't heard back from inside the room.

Gaius called again.

"... hey, there's someone here, right?

Then, at the next moment, an event occurred that exceeded Gaius' expectations diagonally.