Reincarnation Monarch

One.

"... magic... unusable? ……

Gaius looked wide into his eyes and stood up with a stunned look.

But the result was the same, although I immediately remembered to get my feelings back on track and fly again.

For this reason, this time it was not flight magic, but the attack magic was remembered with both hands raised high above the head in an attempt to try another magic, but this and the result was underdevelopment.

"... that's... stupid... this is..."

Gaius stared at his own palms as they shook, either because of the intensity of the shock or because they really followed.

And then for a while it looked like sudden self-loss, but it didn't last forever, and Gaius tried magical use again.

Many, many attempts.

But there was no magic emanating from Gaius's palm.

Gaius stood once again on the spot with a complex face mixed with dismay and amazement.

Then all of a sudden, the building glowed brightly.

Gaius covered his face with his hands over so much glare.

The glow lasted for a few seconds and then gradually converged.

Then the entrance suddenly appeared in the building, where there were no doors or anything until earlier and there were no cuts whatsoever.

Because there was no lighting inside and it was dim, I couldn't tell from the outside at all what structure it was in.

"Damn! What do you mean? Is that a trap? Or..."

Gaius nagged, silently rethinking for a while.

And when he raised his face, he took a step forcefully forward, becoming the expression of a prepared man.

Two.

"That's dark... if you can use magic... damn! That's not what I'm saying now."

Gaius was slowly and reliably walking forward to the wall telling.

The road was the main road and so far there was not a single bend.

But after a short walk, the wall stood in the direction of Gaius's progress.

"Damn! It's the end of the line! Then why did you lure me to this place?!? Open the fucking door!

Gaius roared up at an invisible enemy.

Then, just like earlier, the wall suddenly emitted light.

And after a while, the wall that stood in front of Gaius was stunningly disappearing.

Besides, there was a room there that was very spacious and had lots of bright light slipping out of the ceiling.

Gaius never moved forward, entering the room.

The room was sumptuous and exquisite, reminiscent of a five-star hotel Imperial Suite.

Gaius looked around in a slow foothold as he cautioned.

"When I just saw it from above, there shouldn't have been a skylight on the roof... and yet..."

As Gaius put it, from what we saw earlier from above, all the rooftops of the building should have been covered in silver metal.

But this room was filled with light plunged out of the ceiling.

Gaius came all the way to the center of the room, surprised.

Then the wall opposite the room shone brightly.

Gaius gazed at the brilliant wall, maximizing his alertness.

And as the light gradually converged, the walls disappeared, as Gaius expected, and a shadow appeared.

Gaius said, staring at the figure, looking completely belly-up.

"Hmm! Whether there will be ghosts or snakes, is it God or the devil who will come out again? Whatever you want, just come out!