Risou no Himo Seikatsu

"I see. I understood the general circumstances. I can also imagine roughly why the Royal 'Roster' doesn't have a name, even though the Borderline House has a refrain"

After hearing Chavier's long explanation, Queen Aura slaps the elbow of the couch with a knack and index finger, as if to bump her annoyance at saying so.

(Nilda Ghazir is currently fourteen years old. The daughter was born when Miguel, now a Gazilian border uncle, had an overnight relationship with her village daughter in the territory before that time. Then his daughter - Nilda, until she was nine years old, was raised as just a village daughter, but when someone with magical visibility visited the village, she pointed out the unlikely high amount of magic in Nilda's village daughter, and things were discovered.

The Ghazir Borderline uncle, who remembered the overnight relationship, recognized Nilda as his own child and took him away, or)

Aura sums up what she just heard in her head.

If this is the end of the story, it may be a ripple life for him, but for the royal family it is a much less influential story.

But this is where it makes the conversation easier.

Aura says not to hide the tannic surface, but to check.

"And with his feet, Uncle Ghazir, who recognized Miss Nilda as his own daughter, offers to see the king of time. Then the king recognized Miss Nilda as a member of the Ghazir Border House, signed the deed, and gave the refrain to the Ghazir Border House."

Yes, that's what my father told me.

To Chavier, who affirms with a serious face, Aura replied small "still." No longer could I understand everything that was going on with Aura at this point. When the fourteen-year-old girl was nine years old, things happened. If it counts backwards, it is easy to identify the 'killer'.

If possible, be different, and the Queen utters her final word of confirmation with the desire to be sure that it is not so difficult.

"The king's name when it's written down in that refrain is' Sancho ', isn't it?

"Yes, you're right. I have seen it once, too, that in its refrain from recognizing Nilda as a nobleman, the signature of His Majesty 'Sancho I' was indeed inscribed with the King's Seal".

"Right..."

Aura desperately suppresses the black emotions coming up from inside her chest and pretends to be calm.

Sancho I is the king of the kingdom of Karpua from earlier generations. For Aura, it hits her belly brother.

Also known as the "Vengeance King". Sancho I's predecessors - the king three generations ago from Aura's point of view - were killed in the same way that Enrique IV deceived a certain country, and Sancho I quickly took office.

Enrique IV is the person who hits Sancho I and Aura's brother, and Sancho I especially admired his brother - Enrique IV.

For that reason, when he took the throne, he proclaimed, "Until he took the vengeance of his predecessors, he will not return to the capital of the king," and spent his life as king, as he put it, fighting against the enemy nations.

But, of course, no matter how much the southern continent was in the midst of the Great War at the time, it's not just the King's job.

If it is not the King, there are as many cases that cannot be judged, and those that cannot move without the King's signature. For this reason, Sancho I had brought to the battlefield the majority of the tools and documents necessary for national politics.

"Then, at that time, Uncle Ghazir and Miss Nilda would have seen with His Majesty Sancho in the city near the front line and had the paperwork written. Didn't I?"

If you say so much, I know what Chavier is trying to say about Aura, too.

"Yes, it does appear that it was the city of Potosi, not the king's capital, that Nilda worshipped His Majesty Sancho. So, does His Majesty Aura say that 'the roster' was lost there? Sure, His Majesty Sancho has since been killed in battle, but can it happen that the most important document, the 'roster', remains lost and no one notices it until today, etc?

Chavier's suspicions are also good. The "roster", which deals with information on domestic nobility, is used in various places. If you lose it, there should be a fuss within a month.

But the queen shakes her head sideways with a harsh look.

"If normal 'rosters' were lost, I guess so. But in a nutshell, that's not one book, is it?

This is also a very obvious story. Some exaggeration, however, is the document stating the names of all the nobles in the country from the founding of the Kingdom of Karpua until today. It's not something that fits in one or two of those books. In fact, the Royal Palace has a library specializing in 'rosters', where 'rosters' are aligned that do not fit on one bookshelf.

"His Majesty Sancho should have had the consciousness to put himself where he was in danger. Then, just in case, I wonder if the previous king - His Majesty Enrique - had taken another 'roster', brand new, to the battlefield without his hands on the 'roster' he was about to write.

And that roster was lost with the death of His Majesty Sancho "

"I see, you get the muscle."

Until then, General Pujol, who had listened in silence, nods one deep in an abominably calm manner.

"So, if so, what is Nilda's identity?!?"

Aura lifted her right hand as she lowered her hips deep on the couch to calm Chavier, who disturbs her by contrast.

"I'm fine. Is there still a refrain from the Ghazir Border House? If so, if I confirm its king's mark and signature, I will put Miss Nilda's name on the" roster "again. Regardless, the date is the date on which the refrain was issued."

"Oh, thank you, Sire Aura!

Aura waved "good," to Chavier, who bowed her head so vigorously that she was about to hit the table.

"If it's what I expected, it's my royal demise if you follow the ex. I have no feelings of gratitude.

But that's just how difficult it is if you have to adhere to the format to some extent. General Pujol. "

"Ha."

The General of the Giant Han, suddenly told the story, replies in a relaxed manner, without any particular surprise wind.

"You're right to ask. Whatever it is, marriage to a person without a name on the 'roster' is not permitted. So if you're going to marry Miss Nilda, you won't be admitted until you've cleared up one of the 'rosters' cases. What do we do?"

General Pujol answers without hesitation to Queen Aura, who asks him to explore.

"What, I waited until this age, so a year or two is a range of errors. Now, I'm not going to flip the foreword."

The answer was not Aura's desired answer, but it was the one she expected.

"Right. If that's okay with you, I have nothing more to say. Nevertheless, if you're Miss Lucinda, if you're not old enough to be Miss Nilda, you're not raised the same way. I wonder what Uncle Ghazir is called?

"That's up to me to convince my 'father-in-law' in good faith"

To Aura's words, General Pujol returned a confident, wild grin.

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Queen Aura, whose interview with Pujol Guijen and Chabiel Ghazir ended in an entirely unexpected outcome, had rescheduled afterwards, revealing all her earlier stories to the belly-hearted secretary of Fabio in the office and asking for advice.

"I see. That would certainly be what His Majesty Aura expected. Uncle Ghazir is not a man who works falsehoods about such things, and it is something that His Majesty Sancho would likely do."

"You think so, too?

To the queen, who deposits her body in the office chair with a gutter as she is tired, the detailed secretary gives her face without putting it on the table.

"Yes. Earlier generations His Majesty was a person who tended to be direct and emotional, but was never attentive to his surroundings. It's no surprise you didn't take over the old 'roster' and dared to take the more 'roster'"

"Right..."

Keeping her back behind a chair made of wood and twigs, Queen Aura meditates and recalls her eyes.

Sancho I. Being in office was less than a year, Aura's memory as a brother prevails over her memory as a master.

I have been honest since I was a kid, and I have a tender sexual roots, and I was my brother. Sancho was best connected to his brother, Enrique, but he was also never unfaithful to his sister, Aura.

By the standards of the royal aristocracy, I would say it was a "close sister and brother".

But frankly, he was a man who was committed to his qualities as king.

It is not bad that Enrique I's enemies were sworn up, because Menz is important to the country. But it was an obvious failure not to keep the enemy in the name and to persevere until it truly completely destroyed the enemy country.

Its enemies, although it was the national power that was a few steps below the kingdom of Karpua, had a high military power for the national power and a very difficult national territory to attack on the terrain as well. The kingdom is poor, and there is no great good where I took it. And the international value of the Great Silver Mountain Potosi was lost a hundred decades ago to the Karpua kingdom.

The countries of the western part of the southern continent see what the King, Sancho I, is putting on a country that has no reason to attack other than emotion, as a 'gap', and have attacked it from many quarters.

Well, naturally. If the king is at war on one side, then any other diplomacy will be elusive. At the time, Aura, who was only one Queen, repeatedly advised Sancho I that "we should enter into a cease-fire treaty to some extent and return to the king's capital", but in the end Sancho I did not lend an ear to his sister's words until the end.

If Sancho I hadn't died there in battle with the face of the hardliners, it wouldn't have been strange if the Kingdom of Karpua had perished by now. Aura is convinced, at least, that it would never have been a victorious nation in the war ahead.

And such a negative legacy of the earlier generations of kings plagues yet another, Aura, the modern king.

"But in that case, Your Majesty's plans will be covered from the ground up. It was a nail stab using Master Zenzirou because General Pujol told Master Lucinda that he was going to sign up for marriage.

If General Pujol asks Lucinda to marry him, he'll be fine. If not, try to make the words that Master Zenzirou leaked to Uncle Ghazir "just a public tale".

Even though he planned to do so, General Pujol was initially willing to marry Lady Lucinda as Morse Street, but His Majesty asked him, 'Lady Zenzilow is interested in Lady Lucinda', and he shifted the target to his sister Lady Nilda.

If this happens, Master Zenzilow won't be able to get acquainted either. "

"I know."

"Even though I gave General Pujol permission to marry once, I eventually let him marry his concubine sister, Princess. Beyond what I've done so far, if Master Zenzilow says," I don't know Lucinda or anything, "he'll paint the mud on General Pujol's face, which he gave away."

"... I know"

"Moreover, from Master Lucinda's point of view, after the age of twenty five, a marriage miraculously almost decided upon once will have flown to a distant sister of the year on the sidelines of the royal family. Now that Master Zenzilow does not welcome Master Lucinda into the side room, etc., unless he is as personable, Lucinda is sure to have a strong grudge against the royal family."

"............... I know!

To the secretary's point, Aura can't keep her voice from pointing.

Why did this happen?

In Aura's plan, the result should have been only one in two.

If the prospect is met, the nail can only be stabbed a little by General Pujol, and even if it comes off, it will exacerbate his assessment of Uncle Yoshijiro on the edge of Ghazir a little. It was supposed to be an impact to that extent, but because one person's information was missing, it turned out like he had gone to the grave himself.

Indeed, Aura feared that General Pujol, who had heard the information that "Good Jiro is showing an interest in Lucinda," would be able to pull in an application for marriage on the spot, but the possibilities were unlimited and should be close to zero.

Generally, if a man offers "I want a woman from your clan" to the head of another family, or the eldest son who is the next parent, it is considered insane to overturn the foreword unless there are so many circumstances.

Of course, elsewhere in the same period, if Sanjiro officially says, "I want Lucinda," it hits that "so many circumstances," but not to the extent that he leaked, like a public story, "I want to see him once".

Thus, even though General Pujol feels a slight draw on Sanjiro in this case, he has no choice but to marry Lucinda, but when there is another sister there, the story changes.

For the aristocracy, marriage is primarily a connection between home and home. For this reason, the offer to "sister if she can't" does not meet with special disrespect as a home (personal emotional lumps naturally remain). Because whichever you marry, it doesn't make any difference that the houses have blood connections to each other. In fact, a pageant in the form of three daughters side by side and "Come on, pick your favorite daughter" is not uncommon among the nobles.

…………

The secretary, who hasn't seen a seriously depressed master in a long time, says in a casual tone when he coughs up one with Cohon.

"Anyway, I can't help but tell Master Zenzilow a series of circumstances than this happened. I will explain to Master Zenzilow, so please adjust to take time soon."

"You say?

The queen, who thought it was her role to inform her son-in-law of the circumstances, leans her neck a little surprised.

To the queen with an unflinching expression, the faithful secretary,

"Yes, it would normally be at the service of His Majesty Aura, but this time we really need to talk about His Majesty Sancho. At Aura, I thought it would be difficult to explain the circumstances around it without mixing my personal feelings."

Yes, tell the cold facts.

"Right... right..."

Aura also has to convince herself of the point of consciousness. Besides, to be honest, I appreciate that offer.

All this time, Aura, too, is not sure she can look into Yoshijiro's eyes and explain what she did.

…………

Aura already realizes that if asked who was at fault, she was at her worst for plotting a nasty plot.

But irrational anger and anger are too much to swallow as it's all my fault.

Eventually, Aura's emotions find objects to bump into other than herself.

"Son of a bitch Sancho... he'll sneak up everywhere...!

The words could not reach the ears of the secretary standing behind them, and disappeared into Aura's mouth, even to the curse that had leaked between Aura's bitten teeth.