Reincarnation Monarch

One.

"... Well, let's start working alone again."

As Gaius sat in the middle of the room, where the example material was loaded, he took the nearest material and turned the page.

Then as soon as I did, I nailed it to the letter in my eye.

"... el..."

There was inscribed the name of the King of Cats who once made friendship with Gaius.

But now, he's been missing since he was flown into different spaces, just like Gaius.

"I don't know what you're doing by now... that's exactly what I'm talking about Elle, so I don't think it's supposed to be wild drooling in different spaces..."

Gaius turned the page further, crushing in loneliness.

"... Elle was serving Illis..."

The dossier stated that Elle was a faithful servant of Illis.

"... Hmm... I didn't think you had a direct relationship with Illis... did you have a servant relationship too..."

Gaius closed the dossier with some surprise in his chest.

And I immediately took the material that was beneath it, and opened it.

"... you just went on."

Gaius read the material and a few more books underneath it at once.

And he finished reading it, and crushed it with a surprised look on his face.

"Maybe... isn't it Elle who recommended former Archbishop Fran to excavate the coffin of England?

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Two.

"... well, that's an interesting story, huh?

Gaius briefed Karla, who had been called into the room, in disguise.

Then Carla nodded interestingly yeah many times.

Gaius said satisfactorily.

"Right? But Elle was serving Illis, and why would he let him dig it up? I think that's an act that prevents your husband from sleeping peacefully..."

"Right. I can't think of a good reason for this."

"You know what? I don't know where it is."

Then Carla did her hand under her chin, as usual, and thought about it.

"... Hmm, you're pretty sure that statement itself?

"The part where Elle recommended excavation?

"That's right. If it wasn't there, there was no point in talking."

"Uh-huh, the material was only written so I could know, not to make someone read it, so I'm not sure, but I'm probably sure of it"

When Gaius said so, he gently shrugged his shoulders.