Reincarnation Monarch

"If you don't try that, you won't know."

Gaius rebelled.

But Princess Saila laughed at Gaius with her nose.

"You don't have to do it. It's a waste of time."

"I'm not convinced. Let me see you once, anyway. That's how you know."

"How many times do I have to tell you?" He says it's a waste of time. "

"So how many times do I have to tell you?" You're telling me you can tell by meeting and talking. "

The two of them were majestic.

Princess Sala broke as she sighed.

"All right, I'll let you meet."

Gaius was shocked.

"Oh! Glad to see you."

Sarah warped the edge of her mouth and said.

“Yeah, but don't expect it. And... it's unexpected."

Gaius was a little caught up in what Salah said, but he didn't care much because of the happiness of the turnaround.

Then Gaius, with the mediation of Sarah as he wished, had no choice but to meet with King Zavan.

Gaius and the others went to the observation room, and it had already been about thirty minutes.

Gaius looked bored and asked Sarah beside him.

"... hey, when is the King coming?"

Sarah replied impatiently, not turning to Gaius.

"I don't know, we have to wait a long time."

"It's been... about an hour since I was sent here?"

Then Princess Saila turned her head and replied.

"An hour would be an exaggeration. It's probably still about thirty minutes."

The feeling of time was more accurate for Salah, but it was not surprising that Gaius thought it would be for about an hour.

That was because the chamber where Gaius and the others were passing through was a fatal landscape.

Usually, the place where the king would visit was magnificent, decorated with brilliant furniture and elegant paintings, etc., but there was no such thing as them in this viewing room, because it was just a room with nothing to be convinced when it was said that it was a conference room.

"...... I can't get bored in a room like this with nothing left to do"

Gaius said disgustingly.

But Sarah laughed at Gaius with her nose.

"That's why I told you. It's too late to regret it now. Now that we're here, we have to wait until the king comes."