Unmotivated Hero’s Tale (WN)

"You still got the hostages?

That's what Ellenbauer asks as he gazes at the proximity guards in front of him with a crease between his eyebrows.

"Yes, the Ketel one won't be back yet"

"Damn, what are you doing? It's no wonder they're coming in here."

With that mouth, Ellen Bauer wipes the sweat off her forehead.

The castle gate was already half-destructed by the offensive magic of Lerim, who was a former court magician. In other words, now Ellenbauer understood more than anyone else that if the Rhindle close guards pushed him over at once, he would probably be broken, by the way.

"But how did they get quiet when they were rampaging earlier?

"I guess you're seeing the shadow of a hostage in us. But they didn't come to make out with us. If we don't expose the hostages to them soon, it's no wonder they're coming in."

Ellenbauer has a reputation for his situational judgment abilities since he served under the mura scene, and has therefore been promoted to troop leader by his younger age.

He thinks.

The aim of the Kingsguard was to smash the castle gate by the magic of Lerim, and slip into the castle at once from there, multiplying the confusion by the original plan to rescue the hostages.

However, they failed to destroy the castle gate because the magical resistance of the walls built by Murasene was stronger than they could have imagined.

The Kingsguards, who failed to create a state of confusion by letting themselves react quickly in the meantime, must be reviewing the operation once and for all.

"No, let go!

An assassination battle with the Ellenbauers and Kingsguards across the impending collapse of the castle gate.

It was the screams of a certain young woman that made it decisive.

The moment she hears the waited woman's voice, Ellenbauer looks back with a delightful look as she disappears the wrinkles between her eyebrows.

At the end of that gaze existed the sight of a soldier wearing a helm at the depths of his eyes bringing one girl in with a barbaric treatment.

Luna, First Princess of the Kingdom of Rhindle.

She has her wrist tied behind her back and is forced to walk by the soldier. But the girl had a remorseful look on her face, but she was scattered with all her utmost resistance.

"That was late. But now I take a breather."

Now Ellenbauer gently strokes his chest down against the Kingsguards, who decide that he has established an absolute advantage.

Although, of course, I couldn't help but smile bitterly with him at the figure of the princess being brought to me as she rammed up like a wild animal, even though she was tied behind her back.

"Damn it, let go, let go!

Luna, the first princess of the Rhindle kingdom, completely loses her noble face and squirms with indifference as she shakes her hair.

In front of that concentrated appearance of everyone's gaze, Ellen Bauer snapped as small as a shudder.

"... you're like a beast. Even royalty, if they hold their own lives, they lose their character."

"It will be inevitable. No matter how many princesses, he's still a teenager. If the adults around you don't fix it, it's just a regular kid."

His men, who were holding back on Ellenbauer's side, say so with their necks shaking left and right.

Then, there, Ellenbauer realized there was no other person he was supposed to bring.

"Is the aluminum guy here yet?

"Sounds like it. Well, it must be hard to move an old man, unlike a young man."

"Hmm, so is that. Even if it's a raging beast, it's easier for your feet to move satisfactorily."

Ellenbauer agrees with the deputy's answer.

Even while the two were in such conversation, the fierce princess, who gathers the sights of the soldiers at once, has been taken to his sight.

"Well, Princess Luna. How about some air outside for a long time?

Ellen Bauer asks that for Luna, who turns to herself in desperate attempt to untie her tied back hand, as she gives her spare face.

Then the princess turned her hateful eyes towards Ellenbauer from between the messy hairs.

"You see me like this! Get off me now!

"Just kidding. You are our trump card. Against those idiots who came to save you."

Ellenbauer hoists the right corner of his mouth while turning that gaze toward the Kingsguards so Luna can see it.

"Kingsguard... they're here to help me!

"Yeah, you're right. They came to help you with your helpless luggage. But don't you find it embarrassing?

With that mouth, Ellenbauer turns his gaze toward the princess in front of him as if to look down.

"Embarrassed?"

"Yes. Master Muracene won everything with his own hands and was tried to accomplish it. Compared to that, you only hush over the blood muscle called the royal family and pull the foot of the country. I don't do anything myself, and I can't do anything. I want you to be ashamed of that."

Muracene, who was his only object of respect and one to serve.

Although there is an overwhelming majority of those who speak ill of him, Ellenbauer has continued to be attracted to paving the way with his own power.

On the other hand, what a small being the little girl in front of him cannot do without relying on people, compared to his former Lord, who is so great.

At least Ellen Bauer couldn't help feeling that way.

But that is the time.

The girl who had her back hands tied and was rambling her hair senseless.

She stopped resisting suddenly, pitifully.

And she shakes her head gently, pulling away the hair that was hanging in front of her, making her laugh invincibly.

"hehe...... hehe"

"What's wrong? Have you ever felt helpless?"

"No, what you said was hilarious and laughable. Himself...... right. Fine, I'll see what I can do."

"What?

At first, Ellenbauer did not understand the meaning of the princess's utterance. And more than that, he couldn't understand the look on her face.

But he sees the impossible in his eyes.

Luna, who until earlier should have been restrained in action by a string tied to her back hand and held by the soldier she brought in.

She suddenly jumped in front of him.

"Eat it!

Nasty but prestigious words emanating from Luna's mouth.

Almost at the same time that it resonated around, the girl's right leg kicks Ellenbauer's temple out.

And at the next moment, Ellenbauer's giant collapsed on the spot.

Almost everyone who was on the spot would be unable to move like frozen in front of that totally incomprehensible sight.

But only one exception existed besides the princess.

"I don't know what to say at all...... anyway, let me do my job. Llumiere!"

The soldier who has brought her to this occasion gently puts his right hand over his head with a look like he gave up for some reason.

And when it produced a small sphere of magic, it released straight into the sky, and at the next moment, the light just blinking spread into the void for a moment.

Balcony at Millenberg Castle.

In this space, which until earlier should have been packed by two archers, another completely different figure now existed.

"Apparently, things carried on as planned."

The brunette stretches wide to loosen the body she moves, while seeing the sight under her eyes and mouthing it like that.

"My daughter... this is going to be really hard on my wife."

The word "no longer" even felt vain on the aluminum.

At the end of his gaze, the sight of his beloved daughter, even though not elegant, hiking at the enemy general while wearing a skirt, was repeated earlier.

Even Ain, who planned this operation, couldn't help but think of his inner heart as the former king.

"Excuse me. It's my best hand, but without Luna's help, it was something I couldn't do."

"I got help. I won't say any more... but what would my daughter have done if she hadn't made it?

"Right. I had no choice then, so I jumped out of here and just had to work a little more."

By cleaning up the archers on the balcony now rolling on the floor, as for Ain, I meant to fulfill my own norm on this one.

It is self-evident, however, that if the girl and young man, who continue to ramble on the battlefield under his eyes even during the Kingsguard assault, were immature, he would have needed another job. Therefore, as for him, I couldn't help but laugh bitterly that he was worthy of mentoring.

Meanwhile, an aluminum that doesn't know the inside of such a dark-haired man in front of him receives Ain's word that he's about to jump out of here as some kind of joke. That's why he was surprised that Ain had full confidence in his daughters.

"Jumping out of here is not something funny. But does Luna have enough skill to make such a joke?"

"No, it's not a joke, normally if it's this high... okay. As for Master Luna, he's actually doing a good job. Well, I followed him this time to make sure he was all right."

Ein, who thought that there would be no particular problem if he landed five points, but felt bothered to explain, continues to talk.

"Hmm, you're that young man. I did say that the Bigsby one was going to keep one student. Is that him?"

"Yeah. He's a very talented young man. I look forward to the future."

"Well, that's more like it."

In response to Ein, the aluminum intrigues the gaze.

"Originally, the Royal University even said it was a finished product, right? Sooner or later, before it's too far away, you'll be serving Kayla's side. Of course, if we want each other to."

"I'm not looking forward to that. But if you can, if you serve with his teachers like that, you have nothing to say."

"Ha, that's the funny joke. It's impossible for me to work for the Royal Palace. I ran out of all the patience I needed in those places years ago."

If he hears what he hears, Ein gently conveys his willingness to reject him as he mouths a statement that may have been penetrated that he wasn't so patient.

Meanwhile, aluminum shook his head unfortunately, although it was an expected answer.

"Well... and what are you going to do about it in the future?

"Right. I have a promise to Kayla, and I intend to stay in this country for the rest of this year. I've used one spare because of it."

That's what Ain said. He puts the clear crystal back in his pocket into the moon where he ascended into the sky.

"That's a shame. And beyond that?

"So far, I myself am not going to be on the tabular stage of history yet. I'm just getting a confidential investigation going on about a certain population, until it's confirmed…"

"A group?"

"Yeah. My... No. There were people you could call the haters of our family. Regarding that, a moment of time -"

Ein speaks that way as he brings the creepy magician's pull laugh of filament to his back of his brain.

But at that time, a fierce blistering sound suddenly entered his ear from his side to block his voice.

"Did someone jump into the water?"

"Sounds like it. And probably..."

When Ain speaks that far, he stops the word once.

Then the aluminum with a crease between his eyebrows mouthed the question to prompt him ahead.

"Probably?"

"Probably the ones who painted this one directly. With this series of noises, it came from the nation that was supposed to get the most..."

Ein, who apparently did not recognize the like-minded figures among the enemy soldiers under his eyes, said so with his head shaking left and right.

And he stays put, turning his own gaze toward the southeast direction that would be across from the fugitives, spinning words again.

"Now, let's hope you don't get into trouble in weird places and get away with it well at best. To have Mr. Malfes' soldiers, deployed around the perimeter, escorted under this mastermind."