Reincarnation Monarch

"It would just be cruel to say that everything is... But it's true that many of his words and actions were hardened by lies."

Shester said severely.

"Huh. I don't care if it's all or a lot, but I'm pretty sure Asio's a liar, right? So, why did he need to wear such a lie mask?

Gaius asked for direct access.

Then Shester squeezed his expression again with a kick.

"I think he cares about his mother's origins."

Then Gaius looked up and showed a bare gesture that traced his memory.

"Is that... because the fourth mother is a discriminated against person?

"That's right. So I guess he didn't name it and I think he was watching."

"Hmm... what does that have to do with the law of Lowenglin?

Shester, who didn't know what Gaius' question meant aggressively, just asked back.

"The Law of Lowenglin? What the hell does that mean?

Then Gaius answered with a difficult face.

"No, it doesn't mean anything profound. Former Archbishop Fran was the archbishop of Lowenglin, so naturally the estate will be distributed in compliance with the laws of Lowenglin, right? That's why I wanted to ask. Do the sons of the discriminated people have the right to inherit their inheritance?"

Then Shester thought with a deep wrinkle between his eyebrows.

"... I'm not familiar with the law of Lowenglin, but I don't think it's the law of diminishing my share just because my mother is a discriminated against person, etc. Whatever the case may be, Roenglin is a pre-built state with no appearance, no discrimination..."

"Yes... then why don't we just name it grandiose? I might be seen with some white eyes. If you can legally win, I think you should name it?

Then Chester further darkened the wrinkles between the brows.

"No, I think that's probably going to be a meaningless act..."

"What?... Why not?

Gaius said Shester's answer was quite unexpected, and he accidentally stuffed his eyebrow roots up to Shester with a pickle.

But Shester answered with a sinister look, keeping the frown wrinkles intact.

"Lowenglin doesn't publicly acknowledge discrimination, but it's because discrimination is actually taking place."

"... Really?

"Oh, so I suppose you probably won't be able to certify me as a child of the former Archbishop of Fran if I go to justice."

"Ha, I see. You have to be certified as a child to get an inheritance. Heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh he

Gaius spread his hands and shrugged his shoulders.