Reincarnation Monarch

Subsequently, the resolution was carried out without delay, as the Pope had said, and the present king was deposed.

Gaius, accompanied by Gillios and Iris, visited the Pope's chamber again and sat down on the sofa.

No, that was light.

"Of course." There's no way anything's going to happen. "

"Well, I thought there might still be some turbulence ~, but...?"

In your way, it seems like you were expecting turbulence?

Then Gaius flickered his hands in front of him.

"No, no, I don't think so ~?"

Then the pope shifted his gaze to the side and looked at Iris lightly before saying:

You don't seem to trust me, do you?

Gaius said with a thin smile.

"Well, I guess. It's been abandoned." It's not usually possible to put aside the new king for now, is it? "

Although Gaius said that the present king had been deposed, the new king was to be selected at a later date.

I mean, what's going to happen to the empty space between the time you're defeated and the time the new king comes to power?

“No problem, the decommissioning is now decided and not enforced. Therefore, it is sufficient to select a new king in the period until the enforcement, and at the same time as the execution of the subjugation, the new king reigns."

It's just a rumor, isn't the throne a vacancy at the moment of the ordinary decree of subjugation?

“It's not like that. Don't make me say it again and again."

But hey, you smell like shit.

Then the pope's eyes shone brightly.

"What are you trying to say?"

Gaius did not move at all, even though he was bewitched by the pope.

"No, come on ~ Are you doing something behind the scenes?"

"What's a leap? Be specific."

For example, let's see if your minions are moving to bring your breath-taking new king to the throne ~ ~?

Then the pope laughed with his nose.

"Hmm, I'm sure that's what you're doing..."

The pope left without a word of cowardice.

Gaius spurted out unexpectedly.

"Haha! Let's do it!" I told you to be clear.

"Of course, I have a duty as a person who binds the state religion of this country. If I obey my duty, it is natural that I should elect him whom I think worthy of the new king. There's no need to hide it."

The Pope spoke out confidently.

Gaius nodded and said.

“That's right, of course. But it's the same here, isn't it?"