On the way up, Liseti explained to in detail why I'm the one who has to make use of this strange orb to talk to all the enemies.
Basically, it can be sumd up with "this was all your idea, so take responsibility for your stuff".
For this reason, we're right now heading to the highest platform this portion of our wall has to offer.
Of course, I won't expose myself to the hail of ballista spears, but this doesn't an we can't deliver a ssage from up there.
To be precise, we got, right below the top, a room with a small cubicle that has a tiny window from where one can see at least a bit of what is happening on the other side of the wall.
After all, it would be quite problematic not even being able to get a glimpse of what the enemy is doing without a risk of personal harm.
Which is the exact purpose of this place.
Yet it's basically only a hole in the wall.
One where a person can also speak right through.
Before I can approach, Miru jumps before , right at the window hole, to take a glance through it.
The intention is clear as the pheromones tell about it.
Naly, to check for any possible threats.
Overprotective as they always are, they probably assu soone might level their weapon just at that thing.
However, apparently, the hole can stand up to Miru's scrutiny.
It may also help that so mbers of my royal guard are heading on the platform as so form of decoy.
So I get ready to make my presence known to all of the enemy with that tool.
A mont that seems to be anticipated by everyone present.
Which are only Liseti and Aaron, as well as their entourage and the ssengers set up to deliver any news from and to our position.
Lord Stormheart is apparently located sowhere in the center, so he can react more flexibly to any occurring changes.
As Liseti supervises almost all processes of our defense that aren't falling under Lord Stormheart's direct duties, she wants to be present at this crucial mont.
anwhile, Aaron holds the magitech artifact.
Sothing I'm incredibly glad about, as I don't even want to imagine losing my grip on it so it shatters on the ground.
That would be a real catastrophe.
Speaking of catastrophes...
Right when I start to wonder about the other princesses' whereabouts, who still make up major factors, Chera arrives as well.
Without delay, she turns to Liseti.
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Sigh.
Wording.
I'm not even sure if this wasn't intentional.
Yet now even Chera seems intent on staying here.
This leaves one.
Maybe the most problematic of the whole bunch.
Soone I have no idea how anyone could be fine with leaving her unsupervised.
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At this, both of the princesses look at each other and then at .
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