Reincarnation Monarch

"Well, you're so clever, aren't you?

I saw Astalot as Ilis was impressed.

Astalot proceeded to talk about how he was aware of the gaze and what he did not eat.

"Well, let's go with the interrogation. First of all, the most critical question."

When Astalot said so, he grabbed the little dragon child's head slightly and turned his face in his own direction.

"Have you seen Lucifer?

The dragon child didn't stare at Astalot, give him one ringing, or make any kind of move.

But Astalot smiled and nodded again and again with Unh-unh.

Iris looked at the sight in wonder.

Then all of a sudden Astalot looked up and saw Iris.

"Apparently, your idea hit me. Looks like we witnessed Lucifer recently."

Iris was surprised to keep an eye on him.

"Is that true!? When is it these days?

"I don't know that. They have no particular concept of time. That's why I've been telling a lot of people lately."

"What's that!? You don't have a concept of time? What's that supposed to mean?"

Ilis moved in and approached Astalot.

Then Astalot lifted his right hand up with a face that did not eat anything.

"The sun would be out, wouldn't it?

All of a sudden, Iris turned out to be a lot of blushing expression.

"... oh. He's out, but what do you say it is?

"What, it's no big deal. But I have a little explanation. All right?

Iris answered with a little frustration.

"Okay. Say it."

Astalot smiled bitterly.

"This sun, if normal, will sooner or later set. Didn't I?"

"Oh. Of course."

Then Astarot smiled.

"But it doesn't sink here."

"What? Why? No, is that possible?

Iris also enquired in momentum.

Astalot looked troubled and answered Illis.

"You're still too indifferent... but okay, this Gardan continent is all day and night because of the sun's rotation."

Then Iris pinned up one eyebrow.

"White night? What is that?

"I just told you. The night doesn't come because the sun is always in the sky. I mean, there's no separation between a day and a day."

"Is there such a place?

"Oh, right here."

Iris nodded with a subtle look that he wasn't really sure whether he was impressed or not.