Tensei Shoujo no Rirekisho

I have seen time and again the phenomenon of a group of elephants sharing the same will and uniting themselves with a firm bond.

Under Master Uyoli, we see a horribly perfectly unified movement as one group.

Tagosak's Tagosix Miles floated and his spine was accidentally frizzy.

Uyolithism may also be pervasive in Gwennasis territory......

Besides, it is also possible that the protégé is using Uyolithism in some way in order to maintain the Knights of Kensei......

Even the Uyoli riot in front of the castle gate, a great commotion that originally featured me getting engaged to Henry, could have been done because my parents knew it existed. He called for a riot with funny props like bloody tampons.

Parents know that Ruby Voln is a Uyolian nest.

But I heard that Mr. Bash told his parents about an operation to use Uyolites to make riot incidents, surprisingly, after Mr. Bash came to King's Capital.

If that's true, it's long after my parents learned about Uyolithism rather than being able to be the Knights of Kensei.

Mr. Bash is lying?

No, Mr. Bash promised me he wouldn't lie to me anymore. I don't think Mr. Bash, who promised me he would be a good lord of Ruby Forn territory, would lie like that.

If so, Mr. Bash has just not been informed, and his parents have known about the existence of Uyoli for a long time, and its influence. And suppose you were using it secretly......

My eyebrow roots come to me unexpectedly with a bad feeling.

No, it's not good to think too much. Because I'm not sure how it actually is yet.

But this thing sounds like we'd better gather some information early.

Because a man named Greednig is a brilliant and under-reported military man, if the current state of Ghennassis territory was not known to the castle centre, but a decent person were to intervene in Ghennassis territory from now on, it would be known that he didn't want to be known about all sorts of things, and Ruby Forn territory might also be involved.

"Either way, it is certain that we are not welcome by the people of Ghennassis territory. You can assume that the Knights of Kensei, led by Alexander, are still treated like heroes in that territory. We must show the poor people who worship them with a temporary feeling that we are the true righteous. Otherwise, you will not be able to level your territory in the true sense."

When Mr Ishram sums it up so with a difficult face, the people of Parliament nod with a strange face.

"Then is the Gwennasis territory out of hand in the crude Greednig? He does have martial arts talent, but that's all he's got. I've always been against putting him in Gwennasis."

Mr. Gourai said he had seen it. When he said so, Mr. Krisht frowned in a grumpy manner.

"Even if it's not Master Greednig, those sent by the castle feel unquestioned and hostile. Because you haven't forgotten our response in the event of a heavy rain disaster yet...... Wouldn't the results be the same no matter who goes?"

The scene quieted for a moment to the opinion of Mr Krisht, who said it was so depressing.

The response to the catastrophe of heavy rain was decided by that king who freaked out by the demons.

But the council here had to stop the king. That was their role. But I couldn't stop it.

Mr Ishram, Mr Albert and Mr Gourai, who were also members of the Council at the time, look sinister.

Mr. Victoria gave Mr. Krisht a raw grin, unaware that he had made the air worse on the spot.

In an indescribable dark silence, Mr. Ishram opened his mouth as he sighed.

"Nevertheless, we cannot leave behind those who are unable to report accurately. Someone needs to go to Gwennasis territory in his place."

"I'll take it. You Greednig bastard, let's get into trouble. But even if we do the others in his place, we have to start by convincing His Majesty. What His Majesty wants is a man named Alexander's neck. That's why I let Greednig go, who is good at rough things and is simply stupid.... it will break your bones to change His Majesty's will."

Mr Gourai said with a wrinkle on his nose that looked abominable.

"I know that. You are the perfect substitute for the lord, and I know someone who can be convinced by His Majesty..."

and Mr. Ishram, who looked tired, said so and glimpsed the empty chair.

But I immediately shake my head and exhale.

"This one's hard, too. But you can't stay like this... I'll do something for you."

When Mr Ishram said that with a sinister face, the Council's discussions also seemed to be concluded and dissolved.

I exhale fu.

He wasn't actually on the council, but he seemed a little nervous because it sounded like a wiretap. Shoulder tight.

But with some stiffness, I was able to purchase new information unexpectedly. Are your parents running away...?

Besides, although the Gwennasis realm is grown up once, it feels kind of dull...

I feel a tingle of signs that I might be in trouble.

Looks like the Lords proxy will also replace another person by Mr. Greednig, but as far as I heard earlier, he was going to be dispatched... and when I looked up remembering that the person in question was nearby, I had a bee Gesley and an eye.

... What.

He said if I gave him a look, he'd see me, didn't he, Mr. Gessley, have you been looking at me?

"... what's wrong with you?

"Nothing."

And he asks me terribly, and Gesley answers me like that, staring at me.

If you don't need me, I hope you don't look...

"Is Alexander someone you know?

Gesley has asked so abruptly as he floats Gethmile.

I'm surprised and my head turns bright white for a moment, but I open my mouth pretending calmly that I can't be enlightened.

"... No way. Why would you do that?

"I saw you earlier, somehow. He seemed to care."

... you gessley, you're sharp.

But it's not easy to snort that there's a connection to parenthood. Not if they start to suspect me that way. Easy, me.

I smiled.

"That would be so. The Alexander tried to fall into a ruby-forn. He tried to induce my Chamber of Commerce employees to rebel against Ruby Volne, so naturally it bothers me."

"Well, do you want Alexander caught soon?

"Yes, of course."

"Then why don't I get him? The beast."

And, it's what Gesley says too confidently, so it just solidifies a little with a smile on it.

Gesley might be able to catch a parent early.

But that, I'm sure, isn't the way I want it to be.

... I still admire my parents, even when I come here.

I do it my way, and I want my parents to think about it.

"... the people in Congress haven't even grabbed a clue, can they? The boulder is His Highness. That's a lot of confidence."

When I said that, Gesley gave him an even more nibbly corner of his mouth.

"All you have to do is dispose of each and every one of the livestock that dumps on the vermin. While teaching me I'm going to kill my livestock until the vermin shows up. That way, the livestock will desperately try to find and give away the beast, and maybe the beast will show itself. Even if no vermin could be found, the livestock would be disappointed by the vermin who did not show up and awaken their eyes. It reminds me that it is the wizard who loves and makes the livestock happier than anyone else"

My face blued to what Gesley had told me in a hard and fun way.

Too outrageous.

I couldn't help but notice.

"If you do that, the inhabitants of Ghennasis will cease to trust the royal nobility more. If you sacrifice the innocent inhabitants to catch one Alexander, even though it's not even a good relationship now, the hearts of the inhabitants will just go away!

Gesley still has an extra giggle, even though I say that absurdly with my breath.

"I wonder if livestock trust is such an important thing. The important thing is for them to remember that they are livestock and our owners. Don't you think?"

Wrinkles dropped between my eyebrows as if I was talking about something natural.

"... I don't think so. If you do that, one day this country will perish."

"I will not perish."

Gesley laughed invincibly and stood up from her chair when she said so.

Then he walks towards the door.

Apparently, the council is over, so they decided to take it home.

When I suddenly thought I'd brought him in, I gave Gesley a lot of conversation about going home.

But I'd appreciate it if it was me dissolving here. Talking to Gesley makes me feel really bad about my heart...

I exhale loud enough to let my mind fall, I get up and follow Gesley.

Looking at Gesley's back walking forward as if nothing had happened, I had a fuzzy question.

In the first place, Gesley wondered why he brought me here today.

"... Your Highness Henry, why did you bring me here?

Asking so with a resentful stare at Stasta and Gesley's back walking in front of me, Gesley didn't look back, in her usual tone.

"I told you why first, didn't I? 'Cause I heard you wanted to come."

I said.

No, I'm asking you why you tried to bring me here because you wanted me to.

Well, okay.

I was curious about something for a moment to ask, but maybe there's no big reason.

Besides, in my previous experience, I often don't understand how much I think about what he's thinking.

It's not like I want to let you play the conversation, so I thought I'd stop listening and keep my mouth shut anymore, but Gesley stopped for a perfect leg on the fence.

"But if you ask me, why did I think I'd bring you because chicks want to go"

Yeah, like a solitaire. That said, Gesley slowly looks back at me.

I felt like the face was paler than usual for some reason.

Or are you angry?

The smile that eats people disappears.

"... did you do something to me?

I heard a slightly nervous stiff voice from that always sparing grin, Gesley.

"What, I haven't done anything in particular. And what can I do?

When I answered that as I was surprised by Gesley's sudden change, Gesley smiled frigidly, as usual, after a close look at me.

And quietly, he answered, "So is that," and walked straight back to me.