Watashi wa Teki ni Narimasen!

Having controlled the battle at Ayre Lane, we had returned to Baron Delphion's castle once due to a relationship of rest, etc.

Located just south, it only takes about three days to get around.

I was so relieved to just get to the tamed Baron Castle, but when I entered the room I used to use, I wanted to be as clumsy as a Sunday morning without school.

But I only have a little time to fall asleep.

Because we must have a meeting immediately on the future policy.

For all the time it's taken at Trisfeed, we need to make a quick policy and get going.

Because the real winter is approaching a little bit.

Outside, on the long sleeve, weaving something is just about the right temperature.

I just had a plan to hurry.

About an hour later, the usual generals and Reggie's Kingsguard knight, Mr. Cain, who assists me, assembled in the conference room of the Baron Castle I had used before.

The only slightly different seating position than in front is because there is no Marquis Azur.

Feeling lonely, I started talking about the policy after checking the situation.

"You seem less indispensable to reinforcements than before. From the opportunistic aristocrats to Delphion, there have been some news of offers of reinforcements in birds. I had Lord Ernest hustle and bust up about putting Salehardo under the banner, but it seems to be working well."

Apparently, Reggie also informed the territory where she was seeing things, via Mr. Ernest, Baron Delphion, of the outcome of that battle.

"So ask the reinforcements waiting on Delphion's border to stay westbound and attack Kilrea"

Speaking of which, Reggie asked Mr. Growl.

"Is it about time they rowed out to the lake?

Mr. Growl nodded.

"We took advantage of the Luein ship that was left on Ayre Lane and it should be moving"

"Then let's leave late and chase this one as we wait for word from them. That's how we cross the lake directly, through Kilrea, to King's territory."

"Somehow, you're serious about handling it..."

General Jerome, with a slightly unfortunate look on his face, said that to Reggie with a smile.

"That's what the sorcerer set you up to do. Besides, I think we need to make it clear to the other nobles that we let them do their job in order to convince them of the Trisfeed thing."

By "them" I mean the Isaacs and the Salehards.

The Salehards are supposed to be asked to sail straight from Ayr Lane to King's Land.

That is how we ask the Phargian army to sweep the Luainian army of the kingdom ahead of us. Thanks to this, we are able to travel from the kingdom to the next Chestina territory without labor.

Even so, although it was a condition of cooperation borne after the defeat, I never expected to use it this way. He just said he was crossing the lake with the Falgian army.

I also remember that Isaacs no longer thought they would be thrown out on their own to the king's land, but were a little giddy.

... All I could say was good luck.

Undoubtedly, it's the result of my declaration that if I were to die, I would use it.

Both Mr. Cain and Reggie tell me not to worry because it is something that the king of Salehardo has decided to accept...

"Salehardo is going to have us descend as far as Patriciere territory, but we are going to have him wait in the temporarily king's territory to rendezvous with reinforcements heading west from the Kilrean side. Let's get you to Chestina from there."

"May I entrust Salehardo's army to the reinforcements?"

The Earl of Enistel spoke of his concern as he stroked his white beard.

Sure, the reinforcements won't have fought Salehard, but we know how they invaded the country.

If you just don't have good feelings, I still have trouble working with you. I guess Count Ennistel is worried about that.

"No problem. Because the reinforcement general has asked his former princess, Mrs. Beatrice Borderline."

"What, Mrs. Beatrice?

Reggie chuckled at me for raising too many voices of surprise.

"I hear your peripheral uncle's injuries have healed. Still, I'm worried about making you travel longer, so I called my aunt. Isn't that perfect?

"Well. He can handle the Salehard army well, and the aristocrats who come together can't handle it roughly because of his identity and blood."

That's what Alan, his son, said, smudged.

It is Reggie and Alan, who have the right to inherit the throne of the Falgian royal family, and Mrs. Beatrice, who was the princess. Nobles moving by the sign of the defeat Ruein cannot coarsely treat Mrs. Beatrice. Even to interact with Salehardo, a reasonable Mrs. Beatrice would extract it without being imprisoned by a temper.

Besides, Mrs. Beatrice herself is someone who can also be a combat personnel, so there won't be a problem around there.

I think so. Next to me, Mr. Emeline was rarely blinking his eyes.

"Master Beatrice..."

Speaking of which, I respected Mrs. Beatrice. You must want to see Mr. Emeline because he is like an idol.

If we all survive until the end of the war, we'll see each other.

Nevertheless, I think.

I gaze at Mr. Emeline as Alan stares at him, glaring at him, looking up a bit diagonally and immersed in his dreams.

But lately, I feel a little different.

If it was before, it would have been Alan saying things with his eyes to me, like, "Hey, you freak. Do something about it," but lately he had a bitterly laughing look at me like, "I don't know what else to do.

When Mr. Emeline notices his gaze, he returns it to me for a moment, like, "Oh, no."

I guess there was a lot going on while I was being caught. I think that brings me closer to attitude.

I wonder what happened.

In any case, the meeting proceeded well.

Information on Shestina and the king's territory came in some, along with the arrival of two thousand noble armies of Talinahia, the home of one of Reggie's Kingsguard knights.

For her part, the queen said that she was not surrounding the king's capital in a dozen ways with the Luein army, but was dividing the army into two parts and allocating half with Shestina.

They have soldiers from Patriciere territory and Ruein soldiers stationed on King's territory.

I guess it's because I thought this place was bound to pass even if I wanted to go land.

As for Reggie, the King's Lands seem to make it easier and want to move to Shestina soon.

Listening to the story, I recall an episode of the game in King's Lands.

So there's the fight, but there's also an episode about Princess Tsubaki. I need something to keep Princess Tsubaki company.

I wonder what Reggie intends to do.

When I think Viscount Crediaz doesn't know what's out there without me, I'm more comfortable with Princess Tsu following me...

Speaking of which, just in case, you talked to Isaac a little blurry about the battle in King's Land.

I've been there many times geographically and I know exactly what Reggie predicts, in the form of.

Isaac had his neck clenched in my mysterious story that I might not hit it, so I was just going to keep an eye on it for once.

Nonetheless, a week later, we also decided to travel by boat from the port, close to Baron Castle.