Reincarnation Monarch

"Hmm! That's enough!

Elle quickened her steps and just went ahead.

Gaius bent his mouth to the letter to tease his shoulder.

"You're going to get angry right away... well no"

Gaius also walked fast and quickly caught up with Elle.

Then Gaius and the others arrived in a large space.

"Heh, that's a lot of space..."

Gaius was amazed at the huge space of what would be a thousand square meters, and raised his admiration.

"The ceiling is also high... Ten, no, fifteen meters sounds like it, right?

Then Elle answered as if he forgot to interact earlier.

"Mm-hmm. At the highest level, just about 15 meters."

"I knew it. And what kind of build is this? Is it artificial?

"No, it seems natural"

"Well, it's a beautiful hemisphere, but it's natural."

"Uhm. At least that's what Iris said"

"Heh... there's something in the back..."

Gaius found an artificial building at the end of the blue glowing space and said:

"Mm-hmm. At the rest stop."

"I mean, like a break room?

"Well, I guess so."

"Hmm... What do you mean, maybe there's Julia in there?

"If you're in this cave, there's only one left."

Then Gaius discovered at the end of the rest stop that there were more caves.

"No, maybe it's the cave beyond?

Elle turned around and looked blatantly disgusted.

"Don't steam the conversation back. I'm not ahead of you. Never."

"But if there's no Julia in that holiday place, we'll look for the cave ahead, won't we?

Elle looked back with a rugged face.

"No!

"Why? My aim is to get Julia back. If you're not at the rest stop, naturally we'll look for you."

"Let's just say no. You mustn't go in there except for Lord Illis."

"No, I'm going"

"No way."

"Oh, my God."

Listen to me for a second.

"I don't like it."

While they were arguing like that, the two of them reached the rest stop.

"Well, let's check inside anyway. Next story starts with that."

Elle nodded at Gaius' remarks.

"Right. If Julia was here, it wouldn't matter."

"That sort of thing. Then I'll come in."

Gaius said so, walking up the five short steps leading up to the entrance to the building in a relaxed foothold.