Reincarnation Monarch

"Here you go. Please come in."

Upak finally bowed his head.

Iris walked into Upak's house all naturally.

Gaius went on inside, and Upak said, bowing his head.

"I will prepare your meal now. I don't know if it suits your mouth..."

Gaius answered the frightened upak lightly.

"Oh, I'm fine. Because the rice here is delicious."

Then Iris frowned.

"He's not telling you. He's telling me."

That's what Iris said, while he basically sank his body onto the couch.

"I know. That's exactly what I know."

"Really? You can't read the air."

"No, no, I don't want Iris to tell me."

Then Upak had a harrowed look on their interaction.

Gaius looked at it and said immediately.

"Oh, don't worry. Please prepare your meal."

Then Upak nodded with a worrying look on his face.

"Ha, ha. I get it. So..."

Upak went out with an unclean trick, closing the door with a face that pulled his hair behind him.

Gaius confirmed it, and he lowered his back to the couch, as did Illis.

Then Ilis asked Gaius as he closed his eyes for comfort.

"By the way, how long till we get to hell?

"It's about the second half. It's just around the middle of nowhere."

"Right. Let's get out of here as soon as we get some rest."

Then Gaius said unexpectedly.

"Huh? You're surprised to be riding, aren't you?

"That would be so. I haven't been to hell in a thousand years."

"Oh yeah...... yeah? Wait a minute..."

Gaius tilted his neck wide there.

And I looked up and tried to recall the memories of the past as that or this.

"Is that it? Sure... that Elle... yeah?

"What's wrong with you?

Gaius gave a hazy look to Iris, who asked in surprise.

"A thousand years ago for sure... when there was a war, wasn't there?

"That's right. Since then."

Gaius gave a heartfelt look of surprise to Iris, who replied with a grin.

"Isn't that strange? Didn't the gods disappear somewhere in the Great War a thousand years ago?