Regarding Clementine and Zesshi, it was also a fact that they were Theocracy defectors. An isolationist policy was something I wanted to steer the country towards, and this was an opportune catalyst to that end.Īs for the Theocracy's motivation for kidnapping us… we could just feign ignorance. Renner and I agreed that muddying the politics between the two human nations was a positive when looking at the grand scheme of things.
We weren't going to hide the fact that the Theocracy was behind everything. Those would be the first hurdles we needed to cross. We needed a cover for our disappearance and something to justify our return. Things wouldn't magically return to normal, no matter how much I wanted it. I knew we couldn't just waltz back into Valencia Palace like nothing happened, especially after going missing for two years. While there was much she wanted to say to the leader of the Paladin Order, Calca resisted the urge to do so.It's been quite some time since we were captured. He might adopt a plan we did not foresee.Īlfie: I see.the adjutants who have to handle strategy and planning sure have it tough. While there's no telling how smart he is, demons are skilled at schemes and trickery. I'm talking about the demon who wrought havoc in the Kingdom and almost killed Alfie, Jaldabaoth. However, the fact that she had not grasped the answer which the Holy Queen had instantly realized was due to another problem. The Holy Queen said that Remedios had not participated in the meetings either, given that she was Calca's bodyguard. Kelart: Given the invasion path of the demihumans so far, it's most likely that they will choose to encircle this city. then, which possibility do you think is the most likely?
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We're already discussing how to deal with situations where the demihumans encircle this city, bypass it, advance to the south, split up to accomplish different objectives, and so on.Ĭalca: I see. Lady Calca mused that they were siblings after all, and after quelling the smile on her face, her voice turned serious.Ĭalca: What did your adjutants say Kelart? I averted my eyes and look so puzzled to Lady Calca as well as the two sisters on her side. Still, you can't just badmouth people without even seeing them, right? Why does she even have to spew those words right on front of me ? Is she furtively insulting me again ?Ĭalca: The three of you were harsh.
This time, I was the one who's glaring intimidatingly to Remedios now. Remedios: *Sigh* Demihumans were such a bunch of heartless beings created by the evil gods to terrorize humankind for the rest of their lives. I don't think they could even love like you do, Lady Calca. Could an Undead and a Demoness beings ever think like that? As long as they did that, it should be fine, right?Īlfie: Love? No way. However, as a head of state.Ĭalca: A king and Queen's duty is to love their nation, love their people, and grant them a serene peace. As part of the clergy and the Holy Queen, she disliked them. You're the same way too, right, Lady Calca? Remedios: Huh? You don't like the Sorcerous Kingdom? I've never heard you say that in court, though. In particular, I hope they don't fall into the hands of the Sorcerous Kingdom. Besides, we ought to avoid strengthening other countries' arsenals until the destroyed wall is rebuilt. Let's say we wanted to sell their armor, where would we sell it? You haven't thought about that, have you? We can only sell them overseas, but demihuman armor isn't going to command anything but bargain basement prices. Kelart: You know I can't approve of that, nee-sama. Remedios: Still, they say that the demihumans this time round are outfitted pretty well. It's pretty bad that we won't stand to gain anything even if we win. Kelart: Just hearing that gives me a headache.
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