Reincarnation Monarch

1.

"But don't you think so?"

Zinka raised the literature on the desk with one hand.

And Gaius put his hand on his chin, and returned the answer.

"Sure, someone was watching this scene."

"I think so."

"Does it say who you saw?"

Zinka slowly shook her neck to the side.

"No, it's not in here."

"Hmm, well... this episode itself is likely to be a product of fantasy."

"Yes, the scholars have come to the conclusion that the episodes around here are themselves the creation of future generations."

"I see. Is that why there's so much literature here?"

"Yes, the point is, they didn't hire me.So I don't think the literature is known in the world. "

"I see. Very well."

Gaius said so and tried to put the literature back on the shelf.

Is that enough?

Gaius answered Zinka's question with a smile.

"Oh, that's enough. I'm sorry."

"No, it's not a big deal."

Zinka went back to the literature while saying so.

Then they put the literature they had read back onto the shelves one after the other.

2.

Oh, is it over?

Alma opened the door and shouted as she saw Gaius entering the village chief's room.

Gaius replied shrugging his shoulders.

Oh, yeah.

But the face didn't look very pleasant, so Alma guessed.

The results didn't seem to be good enough for that, did they?

Zinka answered before Gaius answered.

"Apparently so. Alma, I'd appreciate it if we could have some tea, too."

Zinka sat on a nearby chair while saying so.

And Gaius pointed to another chair and urged him to sit down.

Gaius nodded and sat down.

I spoke to the village chief there.

"Is there any literature you'd like to see?"

"Yes, unfortunately."

"Well, then, there's nowhere to be found."

"Don't you?"

Gilba answered Gaius' question.

I don't think so.

"Really...."

Gaius shrugged his shoulders and Alma offered him tea.

"Thank you."

When Gaius received the hot tea from Alma, he took a light breath and rinsed it a little.

Delicious.

Gaius cleared up a slightly unexpected mood.