A few days later
No turmoil was seen in the two divisions, the Veterinary Warcraft Division and the Collective Warfare Division, both winners of a group that was highly called the winning candidate.
The tournament was over. The results were already in place, but the militant king's division, which was won by an unexpected mysterious figure, was thriving from its surprise, and the two divisions, which resulted in unexpected results, were thriving on whether or not those who could defeat the winning candidate would come out.
"Whatever the outcome, you'll be thrilled."
"Well, I guess it's a place where you can have fun,"
The word was firing a target, and the inhabitants were only looking for a topic to boost. But it was also true that the buzz was moving the economy unknowingly.
"Something like a small tournament seems to be open in that arena from time to time, and it seems big that you like to fight originally."
"I guess this country moisturizes too, because that's what's fundamental"
Aotearoa wonders if it would be difficult to make the battle a single business because there is also epidemic obsolescence, but decides to reconsider the idea that it is formed as a part of life because there has been so much excitement for more than a thousand years.
The Royal Castle was where Aotearoa and Deena were still going through the games' hot-and-cold streets.
A user from the castle visited the inn again last night and told him that he wanted to hand over what he promised because the tournament was over.
"Well, I hope you honestly give me the book"
"You think you're gonna say something?
Deena asks Aotearoa's words, but Aotearoa shook her neck to the side.
"Then there's no problem, because this one got results, so you can't do anything about it in words other than obfuscation, so you just have to get it right."
To that extent, Ethereum wrinkles between her brows.
"The problem is, if the intended book is removed from the warehouse. I just wanted to believe that the clerk was against this bet in the first place. They all looked difficult when I decided to win. You must have had trouble getting your predictions missed."
"Did you see that much then?"
Deena was surprised that there was a distance from the venue to the VIP viewing area and even grabbed that look.
"Oh, I'd rather have eyes. Plus, I spoke a little in response to the cheer at the awards ceremony, but I was upset. You had your face pulled."
"Looks like you have a good eye and not a level... I mean, you did that, so the king looked strange"
Deena had a jitty eye for Ethereal Tai.
"Well, there was a lot of demand over there. Didn't we get a little bit into that?
Deena was not dissatisfied with the king for her hopes of participating in the tournament, so she just shrugged her shoulders.
When they reached the castle gate, they told the guards their names and asked the minister to contact them. The guard remembered the two faces and was also contacted that they were coming again, so the exchange was quick. When the guided knight arrived, he was guided directly between the glances, not the modest room.
At the end of the door, the same facial rash was lined up as last time. When Ethereum and Deena came near the kings, the king opened his mouth.
"Hey, I'm sorry you bothered to come. Thank you for participating in this tournament. I didn't think you had all that power."
"None."
For the praising king, there was a temperature difference in the words between Ethereum and Ethereum, who thought to talk about the reward earlier than that.
"So, what's going on with the reward? Looks like your minister was against it."
Aotearoa sends her gaze to Loudred, but Loudred didn't see her panic.
"Well, I was... apparently I felt more inclined than you to watch the game. There's no one to disagree with."
"I hope so, but I'm moving the book out of the library. If I'd done that, I'd have felt better."
Aotea said that with little change of expression.
"No way I would do that. It's a promise."
The king replies so with a smile, but the interior of the face, including the king, was cold sweating. In last night's discussion, why don't we do a book move? There were also proposals like that actually out there. However, the proposal had been rejected in the unlikely event of hostility with Ethereum.
One of the reasons why I said I couldn't be sure that the General was the most powerful man here right now, but that he could win the Ethereum game after watching it.
We had therefore come to the conclusion that keeping a friendly relationship with Aotearoa was the best option for the country.
"Let me show you quickly, Rude, please."
Loudred nods to the king's voice.
"Now, Lord Sota, let me show you where I am. Let's come."
When Roudred pays tribute to the king, he leads the Ethereals to the library. Aotearoa and Deena thanked each other for that and followed after Roudred.
Roudred unlocks when he comes to the library where he previously checked the room name.
"Please, come inside. This promise was to give you the book that Lord Sorta will need, so please feel free to read it."
"Oh, that helps. Thanks. I just... I have a bit of a lot of books, so maybe I'll let you go through for a few days, okay?
The library was bigger than imagined against the entrance and existed up to the stairs leading to the basement. With enough books to shoulder to shoulder with library holdings when poorly done, and even more precious books that the library can't have, Aeta wanted to get them if she needed them besides Grevin's.
"Yeah, I don't mind. Let's tell the gatekeeper guard that my name will make sense. I'll make sure someone is here during the day, so I'll unlock it too. We also need to sort out a little book collection, so just let them do it at last."
Loudred had no thorns in his words, as he already seemed convinced to take the book out.
"Well, let me just read the book."
"Yes, please speak to someone when you're done. And when you bring a book, please send me a message to tell me which book to take. Now if you'll excuse me."
Courtesy, Loudred leaves the room.
"Deena, let's take a look at the book."
"Yes!"
Aeta and Deena, who originally liked to read books, were excited about the book in front of them.