The Magnificent Battle Records of A Former Noble Lady

"Um,"

"Uh?"

After the discussion, Tedra spoke to Alhardt and Kihato, who were still chatting on the spot.

"Why didn't Sirtina tell us anything while she knew what would happen to her?

"…… you would speak?

"Eh?"

"Actually, I'm destined to be betrayed by all of you and executed or deported from the country? Are you going to lose everything because you're being set up by a girl from another world? You, believe me when they say that?

"That is……"

"I wouldn't believe it. I can see a doctor if he's funny."

……

"I don't need to tell people anything because I've got the information."

"Sometimes it's best to keep your mouth shut."

"Is it possible that Mr. Sirtina didn't tell you anything because she decided that you shouldn't? Instead, I decided to trust you."

"Well, I was betrayed after I believed it, Na."

……

Face to face with a silent Tedra shrugs her shoulders.

"Oh, yeah, only your father knew everything."

"Huh?"

"Still, I didn't tell you anything. I wonder why?

……

Alhardt smiles bitterly at Tedra, who wrinkles between her eyebrows and contemplates.

"I don't need to think about it in depth. Our idea is only our thing, our subjective conclusion. I can't help but think you're not convinced or understand. If the position you see changes, so do the conclusions you draw. Even if it is just for one side, it will be evil for the other. But you're already on the (...) side (...). The position you see is the same as ours. Whether it's a different conclusion or not, you'll have to follow our lead. Understand that."

It was a cold, thrusting voice.

Tedra just had to listen to it quietly.

Uh-huh.

- I'm sorry.

"He used to say it quite harshly, but he thought of you as his own."

"To?"

That's what Kihat called out to me after Alhardt left.

"We've only recently joined the twin swords (guilds), so I can't say much about it, but they always use their power for their own sake. Especially since that's the plan."

"Well, I heard that the twin swords (guilds) are full of ants. I know that has something to do with it, too, but that's why the ties within my peers are stiff. A guy like you can't be an ally if he's a" person on this side "." My people will never make it, Dayo. "

"Still, once you hurt Mr. Sirtina, it's a concession enough for them just to have you be a" person on this side. "And like Kihato said, Mr. Alhardt cares about you, too."

"Um, are you saying that you're being used to that...?

"You didn't even know that, did you...?

……

Start explaining in the way you said Kihato had no choice in Tedra clogging the words.

"As Alhardt said, your father knew everything for more than two years. In fact, they also interacted with Master Familus and Master Hain, so that relationship would be longer than you think. So your father is recognized as their" ally ". Two years ago, Sirtina, who was not strange to have been executed, was deported from the country because of the help of your father… Mr. Gardo. And that deportation was also a process of" planning ". In other words, unlike you and your brother, Mr. Gardo has not betrayed Sirtina in any way."

Tedra can't hide her surprise at the facts she's informed.

"So, this is where I get to talk to you earlier, Na, where you and your brother were pitied. I don't know if Mr. Gardo asked or originally intended to, but he was given a choice. And you chose to be the people on this side, Da."

"Maybe my brother too............?

"Mr. Zildo is in a camp in Manrinia. with the private soldiers at the Duke of Barratona's house. Same as you. He chose it, too."

"But no matter how many people you are on this side, it doesn't make any difference how much you betrayed and hurt Sirtina once."

"No matter how much you regret it, you can't erase it, and the Twin Wings will never forget it and never forgive it."

"... eh,"

"That's why Mr. Alhardt said it earlier."

"Even if we come to a different conclusion, do you want us to follow our lead?

"Yes, that. That means, 'Don't make a problem with shielding the idea of a double-wing sword (guild) badly'. If someone in a very delicate position, like you, disagrees with the general thrust of the Alliance, that might give them a reason to disappear. Mr. Alhardt advised you to prevent it in advance."

"Well, you didn't think it was coming through here, Na."

"…… for me?

"I don't know who it's for."

"You and Mr. Zildo are kept alive on top of their biggest concessions. Don't forget that."

Tedra nodded at Sarshra's words.

Kihato and Renard snorted to his satisfaction.