Yomigaeri no Maou

For a while, the gray-haired girl was grinding and teething at Iris, plus the faces outside the prison.

But I suppose you thought it was no longer difficult, if you think that there was a kind of monster on top of you that made you so immobile that you could take it to the same state at any time, even if you had lifted this restraint.

He sighed like he had no choice, then snapped a word like a pain in the ass.

"... ok, ok, I'll keep an eye on you..."

With such an attitude that I can say throw, Illis also feels that the girl has lost the power she's been putting on her body.

I really seem to have given up.

Not surprisingly, if you're in the opposite position, Illis is packed to the point of thinking about giving up too.

In the first place, normally, they should be completely stuffed at the time of capture.

Instead, perhaps we should have admired the enemy for sticking so far.

But it's really a subtle story to do that, and there's more to do now than that.

You have to listen to what you have to ask.

Iris asked the girl, who apparently was honestly willing to talk.

"… So let me ask you something"

"Whoa, listen, listen. At this time. I'm gonna answer a lot of questions. Well... even if they ask me something I don't know, I can't answer it."

The face of the girl, who laughed as if she were joking, is daunting.

Can you afford to fly to a joke, or do you want to make it clear?

No, probably not either of them, but originally this kind of personality, Iris thought.

I am relaxed because I have come to a situation where there is nothing else I can do, so it makes no sense to be nervous.

I wonder if that's what it looks like.

It would be sensible, but there is usually no such thing as someone who can put it into practice.

If you're a common person, when you're in a carp like this, you're nervous about tingling.

Given that, I guess this girl is still incapable of being alarmed.

"First...... right, can I ask you something from your name?

"Oh... no, you didn't call me that? I don't care if I tell you... didn't my mom tell you that it's common sense to name from yourself first at a time like this?

He is a joke everywhere.

It was a final-dweller facade who wanted to yell at me about whether I even wanted to say that it was within that common sense to make an attack on the finals without any foretaste, but I hold my mouth here to leave it to Illis.

The Illis at the time seems to have more or less swallowed up the girl's personality.

That's not unlike the first impression, it's quite a joke.

But that's why I can't insult you.

"... my name is Iris-Cadisnora. She is the daughter of a local nobleman in Leonard and one of the junior adventurers of the Adventurers' Union."

There is a lot of other information to add about being an ancient demon tribe or a fruit daughter near the side of a 100th generation demon king who slept for thousands of years, but I don't think there are any believers in modern times where I told them which, and I would have no problem stating the right information to represent Britain today.

to the introduction of Iris, the girl opened her eyes a little surprised,

"Noble daughter? Some daughters have been strangers for a long time... in their beginners. Hey, are the eyes of the Adventurers Union (Alliance) a milestone? It's not like this to be a beginner!

And I said it in a beautiful way.

That was clearly a complaint, but at the same time nothing more than a word of admiration for Illis in a certain sense.

I'm saying it's a mistake to keep such a strong man in elementary school.

Maybe you want to say that keeping such (monstrous power) powerful people in elementary school is (too dangerous to be) some mistake (why don't you think about it a little more because it could make), but it didn't get through to Illis there.

But it seems to have been well conveyed to Orotos outside the cell, looking at Iris and Lulu with indescribable eyes.

It was a gaze that you just increased your rank, and it was a gaze that you liked nothing and kept it low again.

About Zoe is already a little cheat and extraordinaire by Moitz.

There's no problem there.

Iris keeps asking questions.

"Nothing. I'm not a big deal. What's your name better than that? I already have a name."

Said, the girl looked at Iris as if she remembered, sighing and saying.

"... it's not a big deal... no, I don't know what else to say... so, was it a name? My name is Sophie...... Sophie-Loop"

It is therefore a normal name.

To a name everywhere, surname.

So, there's not much chance of a pseudonym, but we'll just have to listen and make a decision for now.

Normally, it is not impossible to see if you are lying or telling the truth by witchcraft also with some strength and witchcraft arm.

However, this requires some familiarity and cannot always be said to be certain.

Moreover, witchcraft cannot be used in this prison.

Besides, this girl - Sophie uses holy chi.

I have to say that the magic of perjury nursing is very incompatible with this girl who can use holy chi, a power that makes witchcraft and magic disappear, more than requires extremely fine control.

The result would be a primitive method, that is, the only way to determine if it is a lie or a truth based on the condition of the word, the movement of the body, and the way it speaks.

Since Iris is is not an expert on what she said, she would not have been able to pull out this method with so much certainty if she had been alone.

But on this occasion there is an expert called two interrogators outside the prison, and many others are staring at Sophie.

Absolutely certain information, anyway, it was thought that we would be able to get to some truth.

Iris keeps asking questions.

"So, what are you like? Why did you attack the finals... who, who?

To this question, Sophie smiles invincibly and gives her jaw.

It is strange because it does not resemble the appearance of a girl who is not even old enough, strangely familiar, and it was a masculine trick, but when I look at the light in its eyes, I find it surprisingly suitable.

There is no doubt that the three Lulu's are also quite odd as they exist in this era, but we have to decide that this girl is as well.

Sophie thinks a little before she talks.

"I can't tell you much in a nutshell... but if it's beautiful why you attacked the finals, then I guess I'll have to answer because I wanted to do something about this country"

"What does that mean?

"Don't you see? If the finals crumble and the demons of the Logs Ella Mountains ravage, that's all this country's gonna be in crisis, right? Aim for that gap... you almost did, really. Come on."

Sophie spoke of the overthrow of the Kingdom of Leonard.

Indeed, if Sophie is right that Final ceases to function as a wall north of Leonard and as a wall to protect him from the Logsuela Mountains, that alone would put Leonard in considerable danger.

You'll have to put in a lot of soldiers for that sedation, and naturally, there will be more victims than you can count.

But that's not easy to do.

The finals are not small cities, and they have a lot of fighting power.

Even Leonard can't have the means to directly attack this city in a deep position, and the fact that nothing like that has happened for hundreds of years proves it.

But Sophie tried to do it.

Besides, without the Lulu's, that would have had a pretty good chance of success.

Given that, I can tell you that I was trying to do a hell of a thing.

Iris continues to ask Sophie questions, frightened.

"The purpose is... okay. Well, you seem to be one of the most dangerous."

"Really? You're better off with me."

That was a line that was poking facts, but Iris ignored.

"But from earlier explanations, you mean there's someone after Leonard. You, can you tell me about the organization that would be behind you, not the individual that

Maybe Sophie was an individual, thought about this idea by herself, and moved on to execution.

It is not possible to say so either.

But the power she was using is demonic to the human form.

Even if we can manage the kingdom of Leonard until we find ourselves in chaos by attacking the Final and the Logsuela Mountains, Sophie's story is like having a plan to attack and take over Leonard.

I thought it would be impossible for a boulder to do that on her own.

And they were right about that guess.

Sophie answers the question of Illis.

"Organizations, don't bother when they say. Technically, it's a country, a country. Crisanse, the Demonic Empire. You know that.

The most surprising thing to be told so is Claude, nobleman of Leonard, not Iris, nor Lulu and Zoe.

Orotos and Moitz are just rooting for Leonard, too, and that surprise seems huge.

Claude said groaning.

"You're saying that that big country... has been reaching out to Leonard? If they say that the art of manipulating demons and human shapes belongs to the Demonic Empire, then I'm not convinced..."

"But that's not the neighborhood, is it? There's got to be another country between Leonard and Chrissance."

That's how Lulu stuck it in his head as he put the world map to Claude's twinkle.

Crisanse, the demonic empire, is a nation that exists west of Leonard, but nothing is bordered directly by it, and in the meantime there is one country pinched.

It was therefore a dialogue that I thought I would not be able to attack directly, but Sophie replied with a laugh, apparently asking about this.

"That's hooked on the edge of the Grand Chamber of Commerce. You mean the Lugung merchant country? That country is in a pretty tough position to pay for the big business union. Sooner or later, we're going to have to leave the Union of Commerce."

Detailed stories about state relations around here are not in the deep understanding of the Lulu's.

It would be Claude's share.

However, it was true that, as Sofi put it, there was a country between Leonard and Chrisansee called the Lugung Trading Country, and that it was creating an organization called the Neighbouring States and the Grand Chamber of Commerce to defend independence.

I heard that the Lugung merchant countries themselves are not very large, and that while there are major countries around them, such as Chrisance and Leonard, they are a tough country inside to maintain stable independence in one country, but have succeeded in retaining independence by forming coalitions with other countries in similar situations.

However, it seems that to join the Union, it is necessary to pay the contribution, but the payment is made.

Such information is a state secret, and yes, it won't leak that way, but assuming what Sophie says is true, that would mean that the Lugunic merchant country is beginning to create anxiety about its future independence.

"What happens when Lugung leaves the Grand Chamber of Commerce?

When Lulu asks Claude,

"Probably, but you're going to be swallowed by the Empire. That country is not very strong in its own army, so it was often employing powerful mercenaries with abundant financial power... but if you're in such distress that you can't even pay the burden, you mean that's becoming impossible too. I mean, sooner or later, that country will be a demonic empire."

That means that one of these days the Demonic Empire will be Leonard's neighbor.

I don't know when that will be, but if the Leonard Domestic is moderately rough by then, it means even more that the Demonic Empire gets a chance to be able to make the land huge, which is why Sophie is here in the dark, I guess.

"Assuming what this person is saying is true, you can't deny it. I managed to stop it beforehand this time, but it turns out that the Demon Empire has such a will. I was well aware that that country had a desire to expand its territory, but it is true that it received a little less attention. In the future, with that in mind, we will need to act."

Moitz said, Orotos and Claude nodded.