Reincarnation Monarch

A week after his return to Loubos, Gaius was exempted from special training from Carla for a small amount of time and most of his time was spent deciphering documents.

"... you've gone through quite a bit of decryption... nevertheless, is it Archbishop Fran who left this document?

Gaius thought often looking at a bunch of paperwork in his hand.

"Or was it written by someone in your arms, Archbishop Fran? Hmm, there's no description of this mystery."

Gaius shrugged so, he looked again at the paperwork written in Japanese.

"I'm probably pretty sure Lucifer killed Iris. It's just that whoever wrote this paperwork was so sure that there wasn't definite evidence. Which part of the world does that say..."

Gaius looked at the paperwork on his own back and looked fed up.

"I think it's gone quite a bit... but there's a lot more to it... I wonder if I can solve the mystery once I've really read it all?"

Then Glenn, an academician at the Talca Ancient Library, opened the door to the room and peeked into his face, not because he heard Gaius whining like that.

"Um, is it okay to be a grandfather now?

"Oh, Glenn. I'm fine. Was there anything new?

Gaius said in a very bright voice.

Because I was sick of this huge amount of document decryption.

"Oh, no, it's not like that either..."

"Fine. I don't suppose there's any new discoveries. As far as I'm concerned, I wanted someone to talk to anyway. So sit there."

"Oh, yes. Now if you'll excuse me..."

Glenn sat back in the chair in the form of a face to face with Gaius.

Gaius made sure Glenn sat down and spoke to him once again.

"Even if there's no discovery, there's going to be something to talk about, right? What the hell kind of story is that?

Glenn answered Gaius's question with a slight twist.

"Yeah, actually... I'm talking about the coffin in Illis..."

"Yeah. I guess. Glenn's looking into the coffin now, so I thought maybe he was."

Gaius still said in a bright tone.

Glenn smiled slightly.

"Yes. That's right. So, actually..."

"Yeah. Say it"

Gaius prompted me and Glenn opened his mouth thoughtfully.

"Actually, it's an Iris coffin... maybe it's my fault..."

While Gaius smiled bitterly at Glenn's roundabout rhetoric, which remained the same, he was also tired of deciphering documents, and he smiled and encouraged ahead.

"Yeah, yeah. You can blame yourself. Say it."

Then Glenn finally said, prompted by repeated Gaius.

"Yes, I actually hear something coming from the coffin of Illis..."