Rose Princess of Hellrage: Although I got Killed for Political Reasons, I got Revived as the Strongest Undead

"That's why. Did you hear that? Lawrence."

"... Bertil!!

Bertil's retrieved call mark (Kohler) barked out loud.

So much so that it seems strange that the bumps don't fly off the bills.

It was First Knights Chief Lawrence who yelled across the call mark (Kohler).

He had packed it into the Royal Castle Operations Command Office as a king's escort, which meant that this call mark (Kohler) was connected to the Operations Command Office.

Humphrey went straight to Bertil, as Rene said, but Bertil rewarded Lawrence for this himself.

Half the reason is to insure your position. If Lawrence or Hilberto had already detected this move, or if they noticed it in the future, Bertil would be pushed. We took the lead so that it wouldn't happen.

"You don't have to shout like that to get through it."

"What's the word now! Are you really going to betray me?

"It was real, wasn't it?

Naturally, Rene's story doesn't seem to care about Bertil's attitude, as she does in tune with it, and Lawrence yells and scatters.

Bertil was in mild shape to make it look good.

"Anyway, how do we use this situation? I tied up some of his behavior, so I'm just trying to figure out what to do to get in."

"It's not worth taking a look at his paranoia. It's useless to just think about alerting them or using them. Everything will be as good as a lie and a heart."

Bertil thought Lawrence's words were a mixture of aspirations.

I want the enemy (Rene) to be thorough and evil. Must be evil. There can't be some kind of human emotion there. She's the daughter of a demon who sold her country to the Federation. It's worse than the Evil God... and I guess so.

But Bertil thinks differently.

"At least I think the word that you don't want to do harm to the people is true. The undead poured into the city and fought... but it wasn't just the Second Knights, it was zero damage to the citizens."

He destroyed Wesara!

"Asylum-seekers were full of women and children, weren't they? To put it the other way, you had the power to kill almost all the men, but you let a good number of women and children get away with it, didn't you?

Nothing. I don't even think all the words I just said are true, but I'm pretty sure “Princess Rose of Grievances” draws a line to people's lives and deaths by some standard. I don't hate and kill even the raw ones. "

Even if that 'line' isn't justice or respect for human life, Bertil thought there must be something.

"... of course," Princess Rose of Grievances ”will definitely kill you or your majesty, and I'm not willing to sit back on it"

'Naturally!!... and don't call him a princess!

Lawrence yells back at the words he adds like an excuse.

"Bertil, which side are you on?"

"If we let the citizens escape safely, wouldn't that be a good thing?

I mean, let's sort it out. Unless the Second Knights defeat the undead soldiers, they shouldn't kill this one over there either. The Second Knights take the lead, and the First Knights can use the Second Knights as shields to fight.

If that and the truly western blockade are to be lifted, we can evacuate the citizens. Wouldn't it be nice to just pretend that the Second Knights betrayed each other until evacuation was complete? "

"I hope so."

Lawrence didn't think René would keep his word or anything.

Still, I didn't dismiss Bertil's opinion because if the Second Knights were to stand on the arrow, it would be the Second Knights who would be the first to be at risk if Rene made a different promise.

"Anyway, it's western surveillance. If the soldiers really want to retreat, we can bypass the reinforcements coming from the surrounding territory to the west. We must avoid the enemy and enter the king's capital, and escort the evacuees."

"That's for His Majesty to decide."

"... right, it was an outrage. I want you to think of it as an opinion statement."

- Your Majesty, right?

Bertil laughs just at the edge of his mouth.

Lawrence also served as an exemplary soldier against his predecessor. But let's lift it off track against Hilberto.

In time, Bertil was deeply worried that he would challenge Hilberto to a duel from one end to the other against a negative citizen.

'But don't give me a crap. If you really want to be fooled and ruin it on your own, that's not what I found out, but in that case, do it alone. Leave this country out of this.

When Lawrence just said it, the communication broke off.

The call mark (Kohler) is already about to turn into a brown, weathered scrap of paper. Bertil broke it and crushed it, throwing it down the corner of the room. The call mark (caller) can only last a few minutes.

The story is over, and it's not unnatural as the time to cut the communication because it was about to burn out, but it was a way of cutting it to bump frustration.

Bertil laughs bitterly, or giggles, and rings his neck.

"Well, then we'll contact everyone.

I can't believe I talked to that guy. I hear the undead are only after the First Knights, so they can send out a circular so that they don't attack and become meat walls. "

Through slit windows Bertil looks out of the city.

An army of undead was reconfiguring itself to fill the hole in the lost soldier.

Suppose this temporary retreat is to hang a betrayal invitation on Bertil... it should be a while before the second attack begins.

"Captain"

Humphrey stopped Bertil trying to leave the room.

He had come this far in his accomplishment, but in front of the conversation between "Princess Rose of Grievance Prison" and the captain of the regiment, he was just stiff in the corner of the room and watching the accomplishment.

His expression, finally voiced, had a confusing colour.

"What?

"Well... maybe we shouldn't say this on this occasion...

If you were being spoken to now, would you really be the First Knight Commander?

For a moment, Bertil did not turn down the intent of the question.

"... haha, I see. Lawrence knows he's a national sign, so he'll make the outside better.

There are more guys in the second crew who don't even know where to blow up Kansaku. "

Humphrey didn't always see Lawrence, and he had a hard time believing that he was the first Knight Commander of the National Hero.

"Isn't that as if it depends on the captain deciding to be a traitor"

"Even if I did, in fact, it's like half of them betrayed me... no, should I say they weren't on my side originally?

From the First Knights, there are dead men, but we're intact. Of course it's not calm. "

Those of the First Knights were relentlessly killed in the first battle, but the Second Knights, to the extent that there were some injured people, have not died after all those herds of undead had arrived. Until Humphrey brought home the Yangtian news, Bertil didn't know what it was either... and I was wondering if Lawrence would suspect me of insiding. So much so that I thought it might be a trap for that.

And the concern had hit me. Bertil dared not hide the invitation from René, but Lawrence seemed to have suspected Bertil from before. It was a hostile attitude because of it.

"If I'm being frank, I'm... scared.

I naturally hate my enemies, but I feel that the sentiment the First Knights have toward Princess Rose of Grievances is something different... and that makes them hostile to the Commander. "

Charisma, martial arts just glorious, the beauty of behaving in a neat appearance......

Everyone admires Lawrence as if he were born a hero. Naturally, the general public is still concerned if the knights belong to the Knights.

Is Humphrey unnecessarily confused because of that?

- Nothing, Lawrence is also a 'hero', not a creature.

"Lawrence is diligent, kind, serious, powerful, righteous, and charismatic. I think he's the right knight to keep the First Knights' seat.

But I guess I'm a little out of sight because I'm excited about the situation where I finally bubble against a Federation that I had to thank nationally, whether I hate it or not, and I can fight the Federation against it and defend my country.

He's out of the East. I would have been more familiar with Noaculio than the Federation... and my parents got caught in a federal mess. "

"Fuck, Federation? Aren't they fighting" Princess Rose of Grief "?

"Probably his' enemy 'brackets are a big mess.

His Majesty the former King was a pro-Federacy. Then it's part of the Federation.

René is the daughter of His Majesty the former king. Then it's part of the Federation.

“Princess Rose of Grievances" is a monster resurrected by Her Majesty the former King's daughter, an enemy that threatens a newly risen nation. Then it's part of the Federation...

... I think it's a talent to be a soldier? If you're worried and lost on the battlefield, you're dead. "

I'm sure Lawrence sees a federal shadow in "Princess Rose of Grievances".

This is a battle for Lawrence against a bad Federation invasion. The fact that it is a disadvantage goes hand in hand, making it as fierce as a beast of hand.

He's classified me as an ally of the Federation.

Even though Bertil said so, Humphrey still had a face that didn't fall to his heart.

"We were good friends."

"So you hated me"

"No?... I don't want to be friends with a guy who's chopping off a girl's neck. Me."

- Oh, I told you. I didn't want to abandon him.

Bertil closed his eyes quietly and opened them.

Outside the window, there is a formation of armies like the one that took the form of death.

"I'll let you be a bat. How can it all end in the most tranquillity...... let's move as we see how it goes.

Protecting this country means protecting the people. It is not necessarily about protecting Your Majesty.

If you want to keep many people alive, I'll miss the coup and sell my soul to the evil gods. "

"Eater."

To break off the conversation on the phantom call mark (Vijoner), Rene said.

The place where Rene was having the conversation is a different tent from the operating room in the main unit. Alastair, who was present, hears Rene's words and puts his face to face.

"Was there still a lie"

Of course I deliberately gave Humphrey a phantom call mark (Vijoner) instead of a call mark (Kohler) to take with me. This way we can call it all the way to the area of emotional perception for the reason that it's convenient to range.

Rene had read the other person's emotions during a conversation with Bertil and was looking at how cooperative they were and whether they were lying.

"When I mentioned Hilberto and Lawrence, I had a reaction, so I think at least these two are listening."

Rene was feeling Bertil's agitations and fears.

I can also understand what the situation was, especially if I deduced from what the words I reacted to were.

Alastair was also roaring in arms.

"No way, you can't even come out to that place. Then…"

"I didn't respond to" Stay Together "... so I probably put a call mark (Kohler) and relayed the conversation to Operations."

"What disrespect for the princess! I can't breathe because of what Bertil is going to do."

"That's good, 'cause that's how it works."

What Bertil was like and what his attitude was towards the coup. Rene has heard in advance from Alastair to grasp the details.

To sum up, I have the impression that a man can't eat boiled or baked. A person who would be on your side emotionally, but cautious and never out of his or her role of protecting the people as a soldier.

It would be true that you want to see how things go and decide which side you want to take.

Bertil responded to the conversation, but didn't take it lightly enough to bet everything on Rene, but he doesn't feel entirely on Lawrence's side.

"I can't even say it's hostile, but I can smell you wanting a chance to get out. It feels like you're after winning alone."

"Princess, was it the seventh phase pattern 3 that was assumed in the earlier conversation? In this situation, the princess herself will tour the front line..."

"I don't mind. Start fighting again on that course."

"Ha."

Alastair salutes.

"I understand that feeling, but it's not free, Second Knight Commander. Think of what you tried to fool first as your downfall, and spoil it and get paid.

I'm not lying, but I'm not telling the truth. The same way you believe in God. "