Reincarnation Monarch

One.

"... there's no way you know this..."

Gaius unexpectedly told him to blame it on Elle.

Elle snorted lightly.

"Hmm. What are you saying? I'm sorry you jumped out without explaining anything."

"... yes, but come on... something pisses me off..."

"Then piss yourself off. I was angriest, but I'm not productive at all."

"... no, that's the same thing, but come on..."

Then shut up and follow me.

Gaius had no choice but to agree, either out of dissatisfaction or pointing his mouth.

"... ok. Enough..."

Gaius followed Elle into a cave of boulders.

Two.

"... yeah? Glowing?"

A while after Gaius caved in, the ahead was more blue and glowing.

Then Elle said as she looked back.

"Hmm. So I don't need the lights."

Then Gaius snapped his neck.

"... you've seen something shiny..."

To Gaius' twinkle, Elle replied.

"Oh, you're probably supposed to be watching."

"I knew it? But where did you see it..."

"See you there. Were you there during this time, too?

Gaius further strangled Elle's words.

"... where are you?... Did you go during this time?... Ah!

So Gaius finally remembered.

"Hell!

Then Elle nodded loudly.

"Bye. It's the same color as the gates to hell, right?

"Right, just like that one"

"Hmm. I don't know if it's really the same because I didn't compare it. But I think it's the same thing."

"Oh. Probably the same. This color, this brilliance, it's definitely with that one first."

"Yeah, I agree."

"Well... but the same thing as hell is in this heavenly realm..."

Gaius frowned and thought.

And Elle said, taking control of the flight.

"You don't know what I'm talking about?

Gaius shrugged his shoulder.

"I guess. So what do you say? Have you ever seen this outside of hell and heaven?

Then Elle said without getting her hair in between.

"No."

"So where else in heaven?

"You don't have that either. Even so, I don't know every inch of heaven, do I? No wonder I'm in a place I don't know."

"But is this where Iris often comes from? That's suspicious..."

Gaius shrugged so much that he often kept walking silently.