Wortenia Senki (WN)

"This country is now being attacked by the mess of unso Ari Pelicans. And you won't need to mention the cause now."

With that said, Ryo Jin stares around.

The gaze contained a connotation of rebellion and repudiation of the nobles' rule.

In fact, the rule of the nobles in this Kingdom of Roselia is rather harsh.

If you pay taxes late, your family will be sold off to slave traders and other everyday tea, and it's not uncommon for some of the lookier civilians to hang a phrase or poison fangs that has been eyed by their lords and their loved ones.

Some of them were daughters who had recently refrained from the wedding.

For this reason, some parts of the world, starting with medieval Europe and others, were called first night rights and similar institutions.

It's an array of powerful people and clerics socialize with the bride before the groom on the first night of marriage.

I am not sure if this is just a carefree rumor story or yet another unseen part of human history.

Because there is nothing left as a clear primary material.

It is also likely that various points, both as regards interpretation, have prevented an understanding of this system.

Some opinions have been expressed by those in power to exaggerate their own power, others that it is a spell element, and it is thought that it may be a form of tax aimed at forcing the groom to pay a fine.

Because justice and morality are different in the context and in the culture of the times.

However, it would not be an exaggeration to say that, given the values of modern society, it is precisely the place of livestock outroads.

Of course, it is true that this is only one page in a vast history.

However, that is only for many human beings living in modern society….

The lives of the civilians living in the earth world were as harsh as those of the Middle Ages.

No, if you do poorly, it could be a harsher life than that.

And the humans of the earth world living in such harsh circumstances are nothing but saintly monarchs or fools.

Indeed, they did not opt to stand out and say defiance against their families.

(In front of the nobles who have acquired the extraordinary power of magic, they are reminded that there is no point in a civilian rebellion with a weapon in his hand)

But they're not dissatisfied with anything, nor are they accepting the tragic circumstances in which they've been placed.

Because we are weak, we are only patient with the tyranny and ruthlessness of the ruling class.

Only if you think that's the means to protect your life and your family's property are you just as patient as waiting for the storm to pass.

But patience is only patience.

The dissatisfaction with the ruling class without a spitting destination was always smoking in the depths of their own minds.

Parents to children, children to grandchildren. The wrath and hatred that have been abused have been passed down with cotton.

And the turmoil within the kingdom, due to the turmoil of state government, burned up such their smoking fire.

(The question is, do these guys understand that... well, to be honest, I guess they're hopeless)

If that's the kind of person you can understand, it's a true false heart that this will not happen from the beginning.

It would be an indisputable fact that the underlying cause of the turmoil in today's Kingdom of Roselia is the causal regime that the nobles have been engaged in.

But now that the emerging aristocrats had pointed that out, the nobles were not sweet enough to admit their own nonsense.

I can only say that the reaction around me is cold to what can be described as Ryo's true passion.

"Surely our country is in disarray. The cause will also be as obvious as Baron Gozai said. It's just not necessarily the same cause that we think Baron Chai thinks, though, is it?

With that said, the Marquis of Halcyon turns his profound gaze to his surroundings.

There will be no human being who doesn't know what that gaze means.

In other words, it's a transfer of responsibility.

However, the words of the Marquis Halcyon cannot be said to be completely off limits either.

In the end, we will end up at the point where we say things from which point of view and position.

Perspective as a nobleman or as a single human being?

And many of the humans on this occasion were creatures of the name of nobility before they were alone.

"I also share the opinion of the Marquis Halcyon. Besides, if I may make a personal observation, whether the country's turmoil is true or not, I think it has nothing to do with your responsibility for the fact that you attacked and destroyed ten northern houses, including the Earl of Salzberg. What do you think of Baron Chai? If you can claim legitimacy, I'd love to hear your hero's theory."

Count Eisenbach, a leading member of the House of Lords, provoked Ryojin.

One endorsement after another is raised to the word.

You can call that just a cursing storm.

In such an attitude, Liang Zhen felt a sense of frustration and giving up on the fact that his expectations had been misplaced.

(Speaking of which, as expected...)

Originally referred to as this low-area kingdom, among several kingdoms in the Western continent, is a country particularly strict in its identity system.

It would also feature that the real power of the king is considerably restricted.

Since the days of Queen Lupis' father, the predecessor king, I am trying to regain power to the royal family one by one, but I have to say that the path is endlessly far.

In any case, the power of the aristocracy is strong and great in this country.

Besides, it's a country that weighs tradition and format, for better or worse.

Anyway, it's over five hundred years old.

None of them knew how to change the status quo.

For the majority of aristocrats, the inhabitants are only property to enrich their lives.

If you say so, it's in the same row as livestock.

And whether the livestock was dissatisfied or not, they didn't give it a shot.

(Doesn't change...? Well, I guess so. Could it be bought now?)

What they truly understand about the hatred and anger of the civilian population will be Setouchi, whose anger explodes and whose neck is overflown by herself and her family.

(And planting anger at the aristocracy on the civilian population and disrupting the country is the aim of the invisible enemy... well, it's only a little white for me to say that I used it while discerning the strategy... because it's not a lie that they have a lot of problems with the way they do it... do you have to convince me that you deserve it?)

Liangzhen has been touring various schemes since he was moved to the Waltenia Peninsula to this day.

That said, I have never set fire to it of my own free will.

What Liang Zhen did was just pour a little oil around the seed fire.

Because rather than liking it and doing it, I guess I was just trying to mask the thoughts plotted by someone somewhere who was giggling in the darkness of this kingdom of Roselia.

And there's only one purpose for that.

Fire intensifies where I do not know, I find myself in an uncontrollable situation, nothing more than to protect myself and my people's lives from danger.

(Well, if we were to be incited civilians, we wouldn't be able to stop dancing and bleeding with anyone's intentions, and that would be the same thing for the ruling class of this country, starting with Queen Lupis)

Liang Zhen doesn't want Queen Lupis or the people in the House of Lords to understand her reason, the proverb, and she doesn't think she can.

People are only delusional about what they want to believe, and what they don't want to believe is what they treat as non-existent.

Not to mention how the sentiments of the nobles could have accepted it, no matter how truthful a human hated it as a maker.

I just told the Western continent of the existence of a mysterious organization, and they won't have the ears to listen.

Of course, that's fine.

If that's the decision of the nobles, Ryo Jin doesn't have to say anything about it.

However, if Liangzhen or his companions' rights and interests were to be infringed as a result of the decision, the conversation would change.

(Organization…? Whatever their aim is, they probably want a war... like a merchant of death on Earth? Sounds like some kind of comic book or novel setting......)

As there are words that say reality is stranger than novels, apparently the words are adapted in this other world as well.

The problem is that the organization says who's behind it.

(Guess from what I heard from His Majesty Julianus, that old man is the prime suspect...... I guess)

A man's face floats behind Ryo True's brain.

It's a middle-aged face with a smile that people seem to like.

However, Ryo Jin has definitely felt a sense of frigidity since we first met.

It seems the same Japanese, but disgust is stronger than intimacy, probably because Ryo's instinct as a true samurai detects something like a demon emanating from a man's body.

Of course, there is no definite evidence in the present situation.

It's just that it's unlimited black from Ryo Shin's perspective.

But if Ryo True is right, that suggests that the organization's hand is stretched inside the royal palace of the Kingdom of Roselia.

(It's hard to preach reason to people who don't have ears to listen to you... it's time for you to appear in your destiny)

The curse and mockery of the nobles also weakened the momentum, which would be a great opportunity to change the tide.

So Ryo Jin showed one big sigh, mostly.

And gently clasp your shoulders.

"Cheng Cheng, I have listened to your dissatisfaction and anger. Unfortunately, it seems like a parallel line between me and all of you. Perhaps no further conversation will make sense."

Depending on what you hear, it's a really irresponsible word.

Advice, one of the powerful aristocrats rises from his chair to yell Ryo Trun.

"What..."

But the nobleman stopped standing up when he spoke from his chair.

And swallow the curse that was all the way out to your throat.

I was tempered by a murderous caged Ryo Tru's gaze.

That may be the difference as a human being between those who know the battlefield and those who have been sitting idly on their status.

The nobles around them must have instinctively understood the matter.

For such nobles, Ryo Jin opened his mouth again.

"So here's one for our king, and how about asking your heart about this one? Hey, Sire Lupis Roselianus!

Everyone in this hall had lost their words to those words.

"What a fool..."

From one of the nobles, I can say zero such words.

Not so long ago, Ryo True Word was probably a demand that should also be called out of common sense for the nobles of this Kingdom of Roselia.

But Ryo Jin didn't miss it.

As the surroundings lose and solidify their words, only a few of the reactions shown by the Marquis Halcyon are different.

(Just for a moment, I did point my gaze at the door where I came out... that's what I mean... right)

Seeing that his own anticipation was correct, Ryo Jin cuts in a further blade of words.

"Or can't you even show your face before me? Without exchanging words, you admit your own nonsense?

That would certainly not have been the word for a king of a nation.

But no one in this room could be blamed for that.

And finally, the door was opened.

The first thing that caught my eye was a knight with long dark hair.

The outfit is like heavy gear that I'm going to go to the battlefield with.

Besides, the sword that should only be allowed to belong to the House of Lords remains on its waist.

If it were meant to be, no matter what status the knight may be, he would have to be severely punished.

But more problematic than such a female knight was the woman who showed up to be led by her.

"Your Majesty... why are you here..."

I don't know who uttered the word.

But the words represented the hearts and minds of the majority of the nobles present here.

That's an unlikely sight.

It is true that the House of Lords is part of the Royal Castle, but it is impossible for the King to think of taking his own feet first.

But elsewhere in such a peripheral surprise, when the Marquis Hamilton quickly rises from his chair, he pokes a knee on the spot and shows his respect for the Lord.

The nobles, who were stunned by the unexpected appearance of Queen Lupis, also quickly obey that appearance.

And that was the same for Ryo Jin, who called Queen Lupis in her name.

"Long time no see... Baron Chai... I don't mind looking up"

There was some bitterness seeping into the words.

That said, it is the permission given by Queen Lupis, the king.

Following the words of Queen Lupis, Liang Zhen slowly raised her face, which was lying down.