That Ordinary Mister is a War God

I don't really feel comfortable with it, but I have no choice but to report directly on this matter myself.

As he walks in the castle, one opens his eyes and moves to the wall without the need of another.

The head of Yagami Fai (Sultr), the eye that sees Bartolomeus, God of War of Light, was of two kinds: fear or respect, or both.

(You're restless to be scared by your allies)

and he sneaks a sigh.

I accept that it is in the role of Yagami Fai to be scared by his enemies, but I am a little lonely to seem the same to my allies.

The Emperor is in a dedicated office, and Bal knocks on a fine thick door of red and gold and calls the man in the brochure.

Even when it comes to clerks, they are aristocrats, and the position is one of the squire.

The young clerk who saw him rounded his eyes, but followed him to the emperor.

"Your Majesty awaits, Master Bartolomeus"

The young man, who soon returns, greets him nervously.

The emperor's office was luxurious with a wide red and gold based interior.

The windows for lighting are also large, but they are located away from the desk for stewardship.

It would be a consideration to make sure you don't mind being attacked through a window.

"Back, Bartolomeus"

The emperor stops his hand, raises his face and speaks up.

Next to his right stood the chief squire with a pile of paperwork.

"Yes, Your Majesty"

Bal answers with a gratuity.

"Chief of Staff, I want to be alone with Bartolomeus for a while"

"Ha."

All the emperor said was the chief squire, but the others who were indoors also leave.

If it is the others, the servants will remain with the Emperor's escort, but it is Bartolomeus who is here now.

As long as he's indoors, it's extremely difficult to even touch the emperor with one finger.

And there was no question about his loyalty.

"What did Sidonier say?

Bal answers the simple question in the same way.

"The strategy of Yagami Fai's request is at stake. He said we'd better be prepared for an alternative."

"I don't think there's anyone in the world who can replace Yagami Fai, but that's not what Sidonier's trying to say, is it?

Asked again by the Emperor, he finally touched on the specifics.

"Yes, we said why not set up a new educational institution to train the elite"

"... it does have advantages. But you can't do it right away."

The emperor immediately understood the excellence of the Sidonier proposal, but he also sees realistic problems and gets a look.

"What is impossible?

"The budget is good. You should also use the vacant land. But there is an absolute shortage of people to be taught. Not just teachers, not so many in our empire, such as those who can be teachers of the elites. Probably about key positions right now."

I think Bal will be enough to hear the Emperor's words.

The Empire is only a large country with a large territory and a large population and few elite candidates.

But it is true that the teaching side is overwhelmingly inadequate.

"On that matter, I tried to fool myself"

"You know what? Let's hear it."

To Bal's unexpected remarks, the emperor makes his eyes gleam with interest.

"How about making a manual? You will be able to teach similar things to whoever you are. You can let the elites learn for themselves."

"Hmm? Do you make materials for the teaching side? There are likely to be fears that accommodation will not be possible to match your personality, but you may have expectations in terms of developing uniform talent."

The emperor listens to his opinion and thinks.

Bal first reassures himself that he was not overtaken and sets out his own view.

"When it comes to creating manuals and developing them exactly as they are, you can't change the response depending on the talent. But wouldn't it be useful if we kept it in the wind when we wanted to stretch certain areas?"

"You're right. I don't think there are dozens of tricks and such to improve on one thing. Regardless of how it only works for you, we want to share what works for unspecified people as much as possible."

The emperor seems greatly impressed.

"The most important thing is me, isn't it? I specialize in alien powers, and I don't see similar users of alien powers in the country."

Bal admits he is the most unsuitable.

"You can't deny it. If we gather the use of xenogenesis, we can discuss how to train the xenogenesis..."

The Emperor's tail was clouded only by Bal and the other Genius currently confirmed within the Empire.

The other one is a man who was the previous generation of Yagami Fai, and hits the master of Bal.

"Fair enough. I haven't decided to do it yet. I'd like to know what others have to say. Good luck, back off and rest."

"Yes, excuse me, Your Majesty"

Bal thanked him and left the room, gesturing to the waiters who were waiting outside.