Wortenia Senki (WN)

"Thank you all for your hard work last night! Communicate a new policy now!

Rolf's anger echoed in the strong noon sun in the square in front of the castle gate.

"Dear Chardina, Lord Celia, Lord Orlando, and this eagle as the Force Leader, we will begin our exploration towards each southern and eastern border with 3-40 men each! The organization is as notified in advance. It should be noted that, as we all know, the otherworlds, who seem to be the culprits, have murdered Jesus. Take good care of yourself. Now, each of you start moving immediately!

Rolf remembered last night as he watched the soldiers form.

Chasers of the Imperial Empire at the gates of Liangzhen and the castle.

Four people, Celia, Rolf, Orlando and Chardina, hit the afternoon to midnight exploration and tracking.

However, the Kingsguard who left the castle gate neglected to disappear and could not grasp his whereabouts.

"What the hell is going on?!

Celia's roar echoes through the castle gate of the imperial capital Oltomere.

The Kingsguards, unleashed on all sides, returned to the castle gate, where they assembled without any gain.

I couldn't grasp anything. They are uniformly nagging.

In the end, all we know is that someone in Kingsguard armor left around 2: 00 p.m.

It was only about 20 minutes before Celia and the others formed their troops to come to the castle gate.

Then the search, which spanned 10 hours to the middle of the night, was a total waste.

"Take it easy. Lord Celia."

"Dear Chardina..."

The tone of Celia's voice drops.

"Let's just get this far today...... we're all tired"

Chardina's eyes look around her.

No soldier is openly appealing to fatigue, but I can see fatigue accumulating and disperse.

"But... not like this..."

Celia pleaded but Chardina wouldn't pull.

"It's dangerous at night, no matter how much around the Imperial Capital. Let's rethink the precautions once and reschedule tomorrow."

"Mm-hmm. You're right, Master Chardina. You should re-compartmentalize this place once. How about that? Lord Celia."

There are no words in Rolf's words to say, even as Celia.

It's just an emotional part, and you can't accept the reality that you're letting the killer of your flesh parents go wild.

"Send Lord Orlando and Lord Celia to the hall. Jesus died, and Celia had a tough day."

"No. You can go home alone!

Celia refused to take care of Rolf.

But the eyes that were around him found him to be a vanity.

"Shouldn't I force you? Lord Celia. Lord Orlando, Lord Celia, please."

"Ha! Come on, Lord Celia."

Orlando reacts quickly to Chardina's words and tries to hold Celia back.

"Orlando! Get off me. I can go home alone."

But Celia fell out of balance on the clap of Orlando's hand.

I can't help it.

Because I was desperate to explore without a break for more than 10 hours.

In the end Celia was taken back to the hall by Orlando.

"Dear Chardina, How would you like it?

"I won't be able to do anything anymore..."

Shardina shrugged her shoulders to Rolf's inquiry.

"Can't you still..."

"The battle was 10 minutes after the Kingsguard left the castle gate."

"But... this is still quite impossible to organize"

A bitter colour surfaced on Rolf's face when he heard Shardina's words and commanded him to gather soldiers.

He is proud to have done his best, but if he could not be captured as a result, the effort would be pointless.

"I know. I didn't blame you. Lord Rolf."

Chardina shifts her gaze to the woods.

"It was originally unlikely we would have tied him up around the Imperial City. Somehow you don't know their face or their age? Still, if you would have wandered around dressed as a Kingsguard, there would have been a chance of securing it..."

"You said you weren't dressed as a Kingsguard anymore?

"Probably..."

Chardina nodded at Rolf's words.

(I would change clothes with Sassa... the chaser is hanging...)

"So... what will you do? Coming up."

"I let the border seal off, but later..."

Chardina shook her head.

"Tomorrow we'll have to move on as we explore the border.

"But. Which border did you go to..."

Rolf's concerns in particular.

Indeed, the Altomere Empire is a great power that goes into five fingers in the Western continent as well.

However, because it is an invading inland state, it is blocking the Quartet by hostile states.

This time, no matter how quickly the number of tracking teams formed, they say about 150, because they are sticking soldiers near the border in defense of the surrounding countries, and they cannot mobilize the Kingsguard Knights of the Imperial capital, the SS Knights, in preparation for the opening of the battlefield.

Now that we don't know the face and age of the target audience, and we can't choose man-made sea tactics, there's no way we can build measures or anything like that on Rolf, a samurai.

"You can squeeze up to two choices for now."

Rolf turns his unexpected gaze to Shardina's words.

"Is that two choices? So you think Master Chardina is south or east?

The distance from the Empire to the border floats behind Rolf's brain.

It is only natural to think of the South, which is even closer to the Empire than 2 choices, and the next nearest East.

"Yeah, but probably east..."

"May I ask why?

Chardina responded with a smile.

"Be honest with me. But first, I don't think it's gonna come off."

Chardina turned to Rolf and said.

"He's enough to get out of this castle and shake our tracks off. I won't run away without darkness."

"Then Master Chardina says that the otherworlds know geography...?

He said Rolf's expression couldn't possibly be like that.

"Probably..."

"But then why not choose the shortest south? I wouldn't choose the east, would I?

At least if Rolf escapes, choose the shortest route.

This is a life-threatening situation if we don't get out of the country as soon as possible.

You don't have to choose a long way.

That's what Rolf was thinking.

"Yes. South if you're just going to run away. But we can predict that, too."

"Assuming you're predicted, you choose east? No way... no matter how many it is"

There is worry in Chardina's face.

"Rolf. I want you to be worried too. But, hey, did you get all the way back here? If you underestimate your opponent, you could be fleeing the country at worst."

Rolf said as he pondered.

"Sure... but we can't throw out the southern possibilities either..."

He made a realistic decision.

It can be described as a flaw at the same time as it is his excellence.

"I know what you're trying to say. It's only my idea to say we're headed east... so I'm going to head east to Lord Celia, Lord Rolf and Lord Orlando to the south."

"I sure don't think that's a bad idea...... but then we should split it up between two people?

His suggestion is particularly so.

Normally, I would definitely almost halve the squad.

But Chardina shook her head at Rolf's suggestion.

"No, the east is only my reckoning. Besides, I'm scared of Orlando alone to keep Celia down... well, I have an excellent vice president. 'Cause it's okay."

Rolf remembered that Celia, so calm and ruthless that she was usually even called the ”snowstorm queen," would go upside down and yell.

(Indeed... as His Highness pointed out, isn't it dangerous for Lord Orlando alone to contain the current volatile Lord Celia... well, with Ayat, there's no danger for His Highness)

Hearing Shardina's words, Rolf instantly calculated.

Behind his brain was a clear picture of what Chardina called a brilliant deputy commander.

"Okay. So that's how we're going to organize the troops."

"Please. Lord Rolf."

Rolf lowered his head, whipping his tired body all night long to get involved in the reconfiguration of his troops.

To capture just one otherworlder.

"Master Rolf! Soldier's move is over! We can leave immediately.

One of the deputies came to report.

"Dear Chardina, You want to go?

To Rolf's words, Chardina replied by pointing her sword across the castle gate.

"March!"

The 150 horseback riders run out with Rolf's fury.

Follow a different world man who can't even see a shadow.

Saito, the deputy commander, has been side-by-side in Chardina running the lead.

"Her Royal Highness. Adelfo's location has been closed as ordered."

"Yes. Thank you for your hard work. That was fast."

That's the order I gave yesterday afternoon.

It's pretty fast even if you took over the horse.

Chardina gave a satisfactory look to Saito's report.

"Are you going to capture me in the town of Adelfo?

Is Saito in the middle of 30 years?

It's like an elite salesman with a seventy-third split hair.

Put on your glasses, put on your business suit, walk around the office district, and you can melt right in.

Chardina inquired with a mischievous smile at this man's inquiry into the sensible air.

"Oh? Did I say that?

"No. That's why I'm asking you. Her Royal Highness."

Wasn't the answer in line with her expectations, Chardina inquired with a somewhat grumpy face.

"Then I'll ask you. My brilliant staff. You think we can capture the otherworlds in the town of Adelfo?

"No. You won't be able to do it first"

Saito said softly.

It seems that the next answer was to Chardina's liking.

I inquired, including some laughter.

"Oh? Why not?

"How do you look for people who don't know their faces? Or do you have any information that can identify that other man?

This was the biggest problem with this mandate.

What I know is a man of different worlds, a smart, unforgiving personality who is tall and fit.

That's the place.

To be perfectly clear, such a person is rotten in the Empire City.

No, not only in the Empire, but all over the Western continent.

Last night's pursuit looked around on the assumption that his opponent was wearing Kingsguard armor, but he couldn't grasp the footsteps at all after leaving the castle gate.

"Right...... huffy. I don't even know their faces. They can't find them."

Saito's eyes narrow to Chardina's grin.

"Then what do you do?

"It's okay. We don't know their faces. We just have to get them to tell us, right? Even the killer."

There is a sharp light in Saito's eyes when he hears Chardina's words.

It is proof that what the master thinks was conveyed to his brain.

"As far as it goes. Is that why you shut down Adelfo's office..."

"Yes, I can't expect much, especially since there are a limited number of people available..."

"How about moving Adelfo's defense team?

Chardina shook her head at Saito's suggestion.

"I can't do any of that. If we move the border guards, Zaluda will attack us. I can't ask the nobles for backup."

"Well... if only we could have a rebellion with the nobles."

Chardina laughed bitterly imagining if this incident leaked to imperial aristocrats and neighboring countries.

"Sooner or later, it won't taste good. That's why we have to choose the means… to our disadvantage."

Saito nodded silently at Chardina's words.