Reincarnation Monarch

"... I guess so..."

Gaius nodded at Dove's explanation.

"... the courtyard isn't that big. But if you can see it, you can say it's wide enough to land."

"... well, that's probably true..."

Gaius was convinced that this height would be commensurate with the size of the visible.

But for the invisible Gaius, it was definitely a terrifying size.

Dove felt it from Gaius' complexion and made an even more troublesome expression.

"... don't you think you can go?

Dove asks worriedly.

Gaius replied slowly, showing an uneasy expression.

"... no, I'm going. I'll go but....."

Though he said he was going, Delchia said that he had boiled his business to Gaius, who was still not boiling out.

"Are you going or not!?"

Delkia forced me to choose between the two, and Gaius made a decision.

"Let's go! I'll go, but wait a minute!

"What do you have to wait for!?"

"Well, you've been waiting for me for a while."

So tell me why you have to wait.

"Organize your feelings. I need to get my feelings right."

Then Delchia snorted, as if she had made a fool of herself.

"You're a pain in the ass. Are you having a good time with something like this?

"I can say that because I can see Delchia. I can't see enough, can I? Let me sort out my feelings."

"I can afford to be invisible."

"It doesn't make sense to talk if you don't. It's a cowardly theory."

Then Delkia changed her blood phase.

"What!? Who's the coward?!

It's Delkia!

"What!?"

Then Dove put his body between them again and ripped them off.

"... please wait. This is not the time....."

Dove, in particular, pulled Delchia back.

Delkia had no choice but to retreat, although she looked at her face when she was dissatisfied.

Gaius also looked angry, but stopped at the scene and took a distance.

Then Dove looked a little relieved and said.

"... Gaius, if you want to make a feeling, do it now."