Reincarnation Monarch

"I see it."

Gaius said as he flew at high speeds, capturing the white glow on the far side.

"Yeah? The ground's white, huh? Wasn't it just blue?

Gaius answered Ilis' much-simmered question.

"The blue great hole lies ahead of this white earth"

"Hmm... yeah? What is this smell?

Even Illis said offensively.

Gaius smiled bitterly.

"Oh, that's right. I don't know why, but this place smells like a nose."

"It's unpleasant. It smells really bad."

The smell of Illis clutching to his own nose raised his face.

and so Gaius raised his voice.

"I see it! There's a big blue hole."

Gaius says no, he increased his speed even more.

Iris also asked Gaius as he continued later.

"That big blue hole and the smell, too?

Gaius answered with a grin.

"You hate this smell a lot, don't you? But it's okay, 'cause it doesn't stink in the hole."

"Right. That's good to hear."

When Iris said so, it accelerated explosively.

The speed was so great that Gaius couldn't keep up with it even as he tried to catch up with all his might.

In the end, when Illis reached the sky above the great hole, he was kept a considerable distance apart.

"... it's too fast for anything, no? I couldn't catch up at all."

"Well, this much is natural if I take it seriously. Just remember, you're no match for me."

That's what Iris said in a flurry.

Gaius gently shrugged his shoulders.

"Yes, sir. Then let's get you in the hole."

"Uhm. But before that,"

That's what Iris said and controlled Gaius.

Gaius was bewildered by the unexpected.

"Yeah? What's going on?

To Gaius, who looked kyotonous, Iris answered.

"Well, it seems I've never visited here."

"Oh well. So I figured the memory tampering was with Illis, huh?

"Probably. I don't recognize this hole. But assuming you were visiting this place once, it's impossible to forget to see such a beautiful glow. So I don't think I've visited this place."

"I see... but wait. It may be after the war that this place began to shine like this…"

When Gaius said so, he thought as he looked up at the ceiling.