The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen Who Will Become the Source of Tragedy Will Devote Herself for the Sake of the People

"Um... is it better for Cedric... for the royal family to come here..."

Dios started talking to himself after a long walk.

When Cedric said clearly that there was a guard, don't worry, the leading Dios nodded in silence. Someday I didn't even notice one more knight, Lieutenant Harrison.

I was still confused at that time, and I'm sure he thought he ran off with three people from the beginning. Looking back into hiding, I saw Captain Alan, Lieutenant Eric, and Lieutenant Harrison surrounding themselves. With the presence of three strong knights, he turned his gaze back to the front, convinced only slightly by the word "escort". In fact, there are not only three royals, but also four knights.

The surroundings were quiet. Cedric, whose appearance stands out, walks without making too much noise. Though there are many decent houses that are just dim, the quietness is like ruins. Cedric thought the same thing or said, "It's quiet," and Dios told me that both adults and children are paying for their work this time of year.

Dios walks slowly without strength.

Cedric's carriage would have been nice, but it would have been more conspicuous there, and it would have been difficult to get through here because it was already narrow enough to call it an alley.

Dios and his family lived in a middle-class neighborhood, but it was filled with quite old buildings. The middle class ranges from the lower aristocracy one step ahead of the baron family and other senior classes to the common people, and the people one step ahead of the lower classes by simply keeping them within the confines of their homes and lives. And the Dios without their parents were indefinitely afterwards.

"It's not like the royal family is coming..."

The scaffolding gradually became dirty on the shoes, and when the sun was getting worse, Dios seemed to be very sorry.

Instead of saying "I don't mind," he turned to Captain Alan, a relatively familiar opponent. My red and swollen eyes are asking, "Are you sure you want to take me?"

Captain Alan said back to him, "It's an order from His Highness the King's brother," and Dios, with his lips squeezed, once again lay his head down and turned forward.

I've been running all the way to selflessness, but when I think about the distance I took to Dios after joining Cedric and the others, I think I've come a long way. Without going backwards in the direction of the school, the house of Dios, which led us to the back of the middle-class residential area, was the end of the other direction for both Lieutenant Eric's house and the lower class.

After a short walk, small one-story houses lined up with narrow spaces. So Dios pointed one house at Cedric, whispering, "This is our house."

It was a nice brick house much bigger and stronger than I was ready for, but it looks pretty old. It may be different if you take care of it, but at least now it seems to be in shape somehow.... speaking of which, Dios and the others didn't live at home in the game.

He lived in the school dormitory at the start of the game, by his measure, who was also the target of the attack he was serving. It may have been convenient for the job, but maybe at that time, the house itself came to its limit and collapsed.

"I'm sure your deceased parents were bought. It's bigger than my house in Hanazoo. It's a nice house."

We nod with agreement to Cedric's words.

Their houses, which are full of weeds but also have gardens, are quite large in the surrounding houses. Since your parents were a family of five, I'm sure they chose a large house for their children, even in the old days. Except for the fact that it's old and degraded, even a larger family seems to be able to live without any problems... that's where I got my chest squeezed.

Farnham's sister and brother's parents died when they were young in the game. Cedric's story is that he died in an accident, and since then, he's been working hard with the three of us in such a big house.... and onee-sama did it for them.

When I remembered, it hurt now. No, it's a game story, but it's not necessarily real, and it bites into your mouth. It is too rude to make a decision that has not yet been finalized.... and don't pry easily.

"Don't touch it!"

In the game, onee-sama wanted to keep it that secret.

This is all I decide to do, and if it's not, I'll never tell anybody. He pressed his fist against his chest and applied his strength until he felt the pain.

In front of him, Dios returned a word to Cedric, lowering his finger and proceeding further. I'm sure their workplace is close to here. I only chose to be close to home to take care of my frail sister.

As I kept passing through a few small houses that were packed, the road was slightly wider along the way. When I think about whether to go out to the square or the market from here, I suddenly hear a man's voice.

"Hey, come on! You're the only one who's late!"

"I'm sorry!"

Then I hear the same voice as Dios... Crowe.

I don't see him yet. Is that the corner ahead? Suddenly, Dios' feet stopped. Cedric walks by and says, "What's wrong?" But as if it had become a tree, she stopped moving upright. I wonder what happened to Chloe when she said she was right there.

Then Dios, who seemed nervous to the tip of his finger, looked back at us with fear, without answering Cedric's question. I was worried that you might have wanted to escape in this period.

Tingling, my eyes met.

Huh?

Dios, who had always had a threatening or scary face, turned his nervous gaze at me while shrinking his body. The look on my face makes me cry again.

Without losing sight, Dios walks in silently from Cedric's side. I looked as if I was leaning towards Cedric just now, but why would I back off so baffled?

Beginning with Arthur, who stands between Dios and me, the knight keeps his distance to protect me as he warns. I don't think this knight will suddenly hit you while you're watching the boulder. But Lieutenant Harrison, who stands behind me, is slightly overwhelmed and is a little scared in the safe sense of Dios.

"Jack, it's okay. Dios, what's wrong?

Instead of giving instructions to the knights here with dignity, Arthur walks in front of Dios, who is forcing his face.

While Stale is snugly behind you, touch Arthur's shoulders and say "thank you" before standing next to him. Then Dios turned to me as if he cared about Arthur, who was taller than himself.

This time, instead of waving my hand or grasping it, I pick the hem of my shoulder with my finger so that the lost child can stop the adult. I also tilt my face as if it meant lending an ear to him as he approached me. After all, he came closer to my ear with a trembling breath.

"... Dad... my employer... we didn't say twins...... if they find me... they'll find out... and they'll get mad at me..."

Originally, the scary voice seemed to fade into thin air at the end.

I'll convince him to lie down with his mouth shut so hard to say any more. Well, that sounds like an employer. Sure, if he calls Chloe here, he'll definitely find out about the twins. It's not convenient for me to think of other people as fantasies or doppelgangers.... I think there's been some sort of trouble with this way of putting it... by keeping quiet with my employer until now. If they knew it was someone else, it doesn't matter whether it was true or not, "Because it was someone else who made the mistake at that time! Sometimes you can be suspected of making a mistake because you're someone else.

That means Dios wants me to go get Chloe on his behalf.

Certainly, I can't rely on the royal Cedric for that. All right, one word back, I'll grab Arthur's hand. I can't instruct the knight, but Arthur would be fine if he followed me to the escort.

Were you surprised that I grabbed it silently? Arthur shouted, "Eh?" and called me as he ate a little. He's in a hurry to make a surprise visit to his workplace. It's okay, I'm the only one who talks.

When Stale says, "I'm coming," Captain Alan says, "I'm his nephew and his guardian, too." Adult knights are comfortable with you.

Lieutenant Eric tried to get out, but he stood quietly next to Dios, worried about leaving Lieutenant Harrison with Dios and Cedric. Lieutenant Eric Boulder.

As Lieutenant Harrison stands silently escorting Cedric, I cross the corner with Arthur, Stale, and Captain Alan.

As soon as I bent over to the voice, I noticed it.

Two carriages and a large warehouse. In front of the entrance, an employer-like uncle stands with his arms crossed. And he was among the people who were carrying the big boxes and bags that were loaded in the wagon and going back and forth between the warehouse and the wagon.

I shout to the boy who is carrying a load the size of a rice cage to just head to the float and warehouse.

"Croix"