Reincarnation Monarch

"What's that? What would happen if I slapped him three times?

Carla said with suspicion.

Gaius did not break his lonely look and replied.

"Hit the wall three times, then push it, and you'll be able to automatically return to the original world."

"How does that work? Is that what happened?

Then Gaius snapped his neck.

"Come on. I don't even know how it works. I'm sure I can go back."

"How can you not trust me?

"It's okay, 'cause I've been through this a couple of times before."

"It's not your own experience."

"No, of course you are, aren't you? It's the memory of some people who merged with me."

"Well, what's so suspicious? There is no evidence that the memory is certain."

"Try that."

"Well, I don't know what I'm capable of. Can I do this?"

Then Gaius raised his nibble and mouth angle.

"It's no use buying time that way. Carla can't take her. I'm going alone from here on out."

Then Karla exhaled in a deep sigh.

"Well, I can't help it... unfortunately, I can't tell you how great magic can be..."

Gaius sent another word once again to Carla, who laughed lonely.

"Thanks for everything. I really appreciate Carla..."

Then Carla got angry and said.

"What are you talking about like a lifetime goodbye! Just go home when you're done. Like?"

Gaius nodded slowly and quietly.

"Oh. I'll take Julia home. So go home and wait."

Carla nodded with a harsh look.

"Oh, let's do that. Let's wait at your house. So, Gaius, be sure to come home. Nice, you can never keep your word!

Karla looked back crooked when she said so, turning her back on Gaius.

And he rhythmically slapped the wall of the pitch-black building three times with his right hand.

So Carla stopped, often remorsefully, but he lifted his right hand again, pushed the wall, and slowly and quietly disappeared into the building.

Gaius dropped off his back or turned his heel back in the air.

And then he gave a harsh look and stared at the other side.

"Wait, Julia. I'm going to help you now."

Gaius said so, releasing the aura fully open, he flew away with great momentum, pulling his tail like a broom star.