Umi to Kaze no Oukoku

Returning to the embassy early in the morning, Shaw briefs Ambassador Lillick on the upside of the matter and goes to sleep.

"Master Shaw, it's lunch, it's time for you to wake up"

Ambassador Lirik had sent Captain Berige, a dragon knight with an embassy, to the port management office in the port of Zordas, but had developed into a difficult question, saying that he had to finish the case of the clandestine immigration of the Berga and the recapture of the Marigold.

Ambassador Lillick is in a hurry to wake Prince Shaw, who is asleep, to Pips and ask him about the details.

"Pips, I just went to bed..."

Usually it wasn't a bad shaw to wake up to, but yesterday I inspected the port of Zordas in the morning and at night I was tired of crusading pirates, so I sneak into the futon.

"I was ordered to wake Ambassador Lillick. Horn in the raven, please wake up."

Shaw reluctantly gets out of bed when Pips tells me Ambassador Lillick is waiting for him and something went wrong with the Berga and Marigold last night.

"Morning......"

Pips also went back and forth with Zordas Harbor and Cairon many times yesterday, and Shaw blurred as he washed his face, as he would be tired of participating in the battle.

Getting dressed, and, uh, wondering what happened to Misha, Pips rushes me downstairs.

"Good, Prince Shaw. Hey, we need to talk."

After eating lunch too, Ambassador Lillick pulled me into his study, Shaw assumes this is pretty awkward and wants to escape.

As an ambassador to the United Kingdom of the Southeast Islands, Ambassador Lirick, who was supposed to be a favorite, such as a clandestine immigration case and a reprocessing in the event of recapture of a ship from a pirate, was in shaw wondering what would keep him from beating himself up to the pips or even eating lunch, but it was an issue that was never put to his mouth.

"What! Are you saying at the Harbor Control Office that the Berga is a pirate ship!

Captain Gracie hastily turned back to Cairon because he was completely different from what the ambassador had explained beforehand.

"If the Pachens were a pirate ship, Captain Gracie came back surprised when officials told him that the Berga was the same. Last night, or this morning, when you broke up with Prince Alexei, what was going on?

Shaw shrugged his shoulder this morning, thinking that when he broke up with Alexei, there was no such thing as talking about the Berga.

"After handing Princess Misha over to Crown Prince Alexei, I turned back and sailed the Pachens to the port of Zordas. So we just handed over our daughters and the pirates we surrendered to the port management officials in the port of Zordas. Yes, I didn't talk to Crown Prince Alexei at the time, but I didn't think the Berga would sell the stowaways to the Principality of Malta. There was no young woman, and the Hendersons were on board. I was also advising them to return the money... I need to see Prince Alexei and ask him how this happened."

I thought Ambassador Lillick should go see Alexei too, but when I hear from Shaw, I calm him down to have lunch before I do.

"No, he could be executed if he was seen as a pirate. Not if you're having lunch! Captain Gracie, I need you to ask Captain Lessa for backup so that the captains and sailors of the Berga are not executed."

Since pirates are normally sentenced to immediate death in every country, Shaw, along with the boys who surrendered last night, changes his complexion when the captain and crew of the Berga are executed.

"If a regular merchant decides to be a pirate just because he was greedy and smuggling refugees out, executions, etc., it would be a big problem. Besides, it's awkward for the Cadfell to get on board."

The Cadofer will soon be able to control the port control office in the port of Zordas, and the crew below Captain Bernie on the Berga will be able to retrieve it, but Ambassador Lillick stops saying that if we do that, the Kingdom of Laurent won't shut up.

"Tell Captain Lessa, as far as possible, to use a means of calm. And then Captain Gracie will take an embassy official on board and let me protest strictly. Still, if you're going to execute me, I want you to do your best to stop me."

Ambassador Lillick ordered Captain Gracie to follow Shaw's instructions.

"I don't want to exercise my strength as much as possible. But I can't say anything awkward about this emergency. It's more important to protect the crew of our country, so you can't help it. Captain Lessa will refrain from unnecessary violence."

Shaw is frustrated by the sweetness of his stuffing, which he did not stop by the Harbor Control Office in an attempt to avoid getting involved in this matter in a hurry to the Royal Palace.

When he arrived at the royal palace, he asked to see Alexei as soon as possible.

When Alexei took a nap, he told his father about last night's upside down and that Shaw was suddenly asking to see him, where he was discussing post-processing.

King Rudolph ordered Shaw to go through the room to thank him for rescuing Misha.

"His Majesty King Rudolph, Crown Prince Alexei, having received an incredible report earlier, I have come to discuss it. The Belga is considered a pirate ship, and Captain Barney and his crew are being arrested and imprisoned, but what the hell is going on?

Usually on the harsh look of a moderate shaw, Alexei had assumed something went wrong, but she was surprised by the content of the story.

"No way, we're supposed to give the Berga a heavy fine. (i) I ordered the officials of the Harbour Control Office to make it as severe as possible for the Hundred Commandments of Punishment, but I did not say anything about being a pirate. Something must have gone wrong. I'll make arrangements as soon as possible, so please wait."

Shaw was frustrated that he would have been executed in the meantime, but had to leave it to Alexei.

I was driven by the urge to fly away myself and see if I could solve it properly, but Ambassador Lillick also stopped me from being in Cairon.

"When Prince Shaw leaves, he will crush the face of the Kingdom of Laurent. If you're about to be executed, Captain Lessa will stop you in the exercise of your powers, and until then, embassy staff will be clamping to protest. If the order of Prince Alexei is delivered, you will be released with a fine"

Once back at the embassy, I was spending some time taking lunch without even knowing what it tasted like, but Captain Gracie returned unexpectedly early.

"I was released with a fine somehow. Captain Lessa, along with his staff, was also asked to pack it in the Harbour Control Office with several officers, but fortunately, before exercising his powers, a letter of order was received from Prince Alexei. Captain Barney seems to have enjoyed himself quite a bit and paid the fine and set sail immediately."

Shaw felt it could really be a hundred commandments to punish a fine merchant for his country's money when he heard that he had paid the fine without complaining.

"Hey, Ambassador Lillick? I wonder if we were eaten full by Prince Alexei. A fraudulent pirate ship selling off his daughters to the Principality of Malta is rampant because there are merchant ships like the Berga that smuggle them into mailing with gold, right? I believe I can smuggle money into mailings, and the deceitful refugees keep coming. Did you think that if this rumor spread to merchant ships in our country, we would step on two feet, considering the dangers of being seen as fines and pirates, rather than the small sums of money that could get refugees on board?

Ambassador Lillick was surprised to hear from Captain Gracie that the Berga was considered a pirate, but he suspected it was somewhat odd to hear from Shaw.

And when Alexei didn't make his way to the port of Zordus, he realized clearly, and Shaw stuck it in Cairon.

"Well, the crew of the Berga were safe, and the Cadofer ended up without exercising their strength, so let's say good. The Kingdom of Iran has been notified of the return of the Marigold and has claimed the cost of the return."

Shaw is dismayed that Ambassador Lillick, who changed his story whitefully, noticed earlier.

When I was foolish about being used, I received a sentence of apology apologizing for my mistake from Alexei and an invitation to a concert I had recently postponed.

"Tonight, I want to relax at the embassy. Something harrowed and tired. You're not dressed well enough to show your face. Did you take it seriously? And you're stunned."

Ambassador Lillick convinces Shaw that Alexei has also taken our measures.

"I would have forced Prince Alexei, who invited Prince Shaw to discuss the matter of the recast funds for Dakat gold coins, to change direction by asking for more timber production or thinking about building a shipyard in Chennai. Didn't you live up to that?"

Shaw also understood that the merchants in his country were smuggling refugees, so he was putting out a victim who would be tricked by a pirate ship, and I thought he would stop the other merchant ships if he told me that Captain Bernie and the others on this Berga had been badly hit by mailing, but he still wants me to say it in advance. Stupid.

"If this one knew, Captain Barney and the others wouldn't have freaked out either. Embassy staff and Captain Lessa saw them protesting seriously and realized how awkward they were."

Even if Ambassador Lillick didn't tell me, Shaw knew, but he got me worried over my lack of sleep, so I somehow got in a bad mood.

Reluctantly, Ambassador Lillick made me free to relax until night with Rosina in order to get in the mood for the invited Shaw.

Shaw was tired of his days of diplomacy, and he was worried and nervous about the pirate crusade and about the Berga. Lenient in front of the fireplace with Rosina, Shaw fell asleep as she talked about nothing to do with politics or gave a light kiss.

Coming to call it time for concert support, the ambassador's wife smiled at Rosina as she looked at Shaw, who was sleeping nagging in front of the fireplace, and said she was a cute couple.

"Princess Rosina, we need to get dressed..."

When he speaks softly, he complains with confused eyes that he doesn't want to wake Shaw sleeping on his knee pillow.

The ambassador's wife also decided to let the young Shaw sleep because she must be tired in the diplomacy of the day, her breasts cumming on her still young sleeping face, and the man's easy to change. Bringing a larger cushion from the couch, Rosina and I gently transfer Shaw's head from our knees.

"Uh-huh? Rosina?"

Rosina's about to wake up. I'll let Shaw sleep with a blanket that Lady Ambassadors has brought to her.

Shaw, who slept well in the evening, was in a good mood. When I take a hot bath, I change into a formal dress like I forgot I was foolish.

"Quite a while ago when Rosina changed, I thought she went upstairs..."

I only remembered vaguely because I was asleep, but Shaw wonders when I started dressing over an hour before myself.

Ambassador Lillick, who has lived in the Kingdom of Laurent and the three empire countries for a long time, has given up on how difficult this dress seems to be. To Rosina and the Lady of Ambassadors, who were so beautifully dressed that they deserved to be waited, Shaw and Ambassador Lillick flattered lightly and headed to the royal palace.